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Allen gets Cork hurling job

John Allen was ratified as Donal O'Grady's successor for the Cork senior hurling manager's job last night.

Allen gets Cork hurling job

Wed, 27 Oct, 2004 - 08:00

John Allen was ratified as Donal O'Grady's successor for the Cork senior hurling manager's job last night.

Allen, a selector on this year's All-Ireland winning team, was officially appointed at last night's Cork county board meeting.

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