Considine wants to stay at Clare helm

Despite increasing speculation that Tony Considine would walk away from the position of Clare senior hurling manager after last Sunday's All-Ireland SHC quarter-final defeat to Limerick, he is still interested in remaining at the helm.

Considine wants to stay at Clare helm
Thu, 02 Aug, 2007 - 18:20

Despite increasing speculation that Tony Considine would walk away from the position of Clare senior hurling manager after last Sunday's All-Ireland SHC quarter-final defeat to Limerick, he is still interested in remaining at the helm.

Considine was appointed as Clare manager last October for a two year spell and he is keen to see out his tenure.

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