Down boss Carr to be ratified for a second year

The Down County Board are set to ratify Ross Carr as manager of the county's senior footballers for a second year at their meeting tonight.

Down boss Carr to be ratified for a second year
Thu, 16 Aug, 2007 - 13:50

The Down County Board are set to ratify Ross Carr as manager of the county's senior footballers for a second year at their meeting tonight.

The Clonduff man is being put forward by the County Executive, who met last week, as their sole nominee for the job.

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