Roe calls time

Pat Roe has called time on his stint as Offaly Senior Football manager, in the wake of the Faithful County's disappointing 18-point defeat to Down in the All-Ireland qualifiers on Saturday.

Roe calls time
Mon, 21 Jul, 2008 - 19:25

Pat Roe has called time on his stint as Offaly Senior Football manager, in the wake of the Faithful County's disappointing 18-point defeat to Down in the All-Ireland qualifiers on Saturday.

Laois native Roe, who was a dual player for the O'Moore county in the 1980s and 1990s, tendered his resignation this morning to Offaly County Board officials, with the announcement confirmed this afternoon in a statement released by Offaly GAA PRO Brendan Minnock.

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