Hayes 'will never manage again'

Former Meath midfielder Liam Hayes' recent reign as Carlow senior football manager will be his last in charge of an inter-county team.

Hayes 'will never manage again'
Thu, 17 Aug, 2006 - 22:57
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Former Meath midfielder Liam Hayes' recent reign as Carlow senior football manager will be his last in charge of an inter-county team.

Hayes confirmed his resignation after two years at the helm of the Barrowsiders earlier this week. His final game was a disappointing Tommy Murphy Cup defeat to Leitrim in Birr last Sunday.

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