Greene steps down from Mount Sion post

Jim Greene has stepped down as manager of Waterford hurling champions Mount Sion.

Tue, 04 Jan, 2005 - 08:12

Jim Greene has stepped down as manager of Waterford hurling champions Mount Sion.

Greene steered the side to three consecutive county titles and a Munster provincial championship but suffered heartbreak this year and last.

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