Barry expected to be sacked as Meath manager

Meath boss Eamon Barry looks set to become the shortest-serving manager in GAA history.

Thu, 01 Dec, 2005 - 09:24

Meath boss Eamon Barry looks set to become the shortest-serving manager in GAA history.

The management committee of the Meath County Board decided last night to recommend that Barry's contract be terminated.

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