GAA confirm Boylan as International Rules boss

Seán Boylan and team have today been reappointed to manage Ireland for the 2009 International Rules series.

Sat, 13 Dec, 2008 - 15:22

Seán Boylan and team have today been reappointed to manage Ireland for the 2009 International Rules series.

The GAA's Central Council also announced that there will be no designated teams in the first round of the All Ireland Football Championship Qualifiers in 2009 and that the first team drawn in each tie would be entitled to home venue.

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Courts Gaa International Rules Series Place: Ireland Person: Boylan Person: Seán Boylan Person: Liam Keane Person: Tom Ryan Person: National Children’s Officer Person: Gearóid Ó Maoilmhichíl Event: 2009 International Rules Event: All Ireland Football Championship Qualifiers Event: International Rules Organisation: GAA Organisation: Ireland Organisation: GAA's Central Council Organisation: AFL

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