Nolan quits Kildare hotseat

Padraig Nolan has ended his three-year association with the Kildare football team by resigning as manager tonight.

Tue, 19 Jul, 2005 - 22:18

Padraig Nolan has ended his three-year association with the Kildare football team by resigning as manager tonight.

Ex-Offaly boss Nolan, who took charge of the Lilywhites from Mick O'Dwyer in October 2002, stepped down after an ultimately disappointing championship summer.

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