Three-horse race in Meath

The Meath footballing community is in a state of shock today after Sean Boylan announced that he would be stepping down as senior manager.

Thu, 01 Sep, 2005 - 11:31

The Meath footballing community is in a state of shock today after Sean Boylan announced that he would be stepping down as senior manager.

The Dunboyne herbalist last night ended his 23-year reign as Royals' boss by informing the Meath County Board that he would not be seeking another year in charge.

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