Tipp to seek new hurling management

The Tipperary hurlers are officially managerless today after their County Board decided for a "complete change of management" at senior level.

The Tipperary hurlers are officially managerless today after their County Board decided for a "complete change of management" at senior level.

Former Tipp goalkeeper Ken Hogan, whose managerial term unofficially ended when the Premier county disappointingly lost their All-Ireland quarter-final to Galway last month, had hopes of retaining the position.

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