Tipp to consider football management options

The Tipperary county board is set to discuss the county's football management options at its meeting tonight.

Tue, 21 Sep, 2004 - 10:22

The Tipperary county board is set to discuss the county's football management options at its meeting tonight.

Former Laois player Andy Shortall and his selectors Jim Cahill and Mick Byrne resigned in June after a dispute with the county board over club fixtures.

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