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O'Leary to lead Cork

Seanie O’Leary is set to become the next Cork hurling manager, according to the Evening Echo.

O'Leary to lead Cork

Tue, 05 Oct, 2004 - 15:36

Seanie O’Leary is set to become the next Cork hurling manager, according to the Evening Echo.

He is a clear favourite with the bookies and informed sources close to the camp suggest that the job is his if he wants it.

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