Hayes ends Carlow tenure

Liam Hayes has announced his decision to end his tenure as Carlow senior football manager.

Mon, 14 Aug, 2006 - 11:50

Liam Hayes has announced his decision to end his tenure as Carlow senior football manager.

The former Meath midfielder, whose late father Jim played for Carlow for 12 years, will not seek a third year in charge. He confirmed his plans following yesterday's Tommy Murphy Cup semi-final defeat to Leitrim.

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