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Considine remains in charge in Clare

Tony Considine has survived as Clare hurling manager after a motion of no confidence was discussed behind closed doors by the Clare County Board.

Considine remains in charge in Clare

Fri, 04 May, 2007 - 15:33

Tony Considine has survived as Clare hurling manager after a motion of no confidence was discussed behind closed doors by the Clare County Board.

Considine was left fighting for his job due to his row with goalkeeper Davy Fitzgerald.

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