Former Tipp boss Shorthall back in demand

Former Tipperary football manager Andy Shorthall is wanted by county chiefs to make a dramatic return for the All-Ireland B championship.

Tue, 29 Jun, 2004 - 17:46

Former Tipperary football manager Andy Shorthall is wanted by county chiefs to make a dramatic return for the All-Ireland B championship.

Tipp are likely to escape with a heavy fine for failing to fulfill their back door tie against Fermanagh, leaving them free to take part in the All-Ireland B championship.

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Courts Gaa Heathrow Place: Fermanagh Person: Shorthall Person: Andy Shorthall Event: All-Ireland B Championship Event: Murphy Cup Organisation: Tipp Organisation: Tipperary Organisation: Fermanagh

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