McCarthy: I received death threats

Gerald McCarthy has revealed that he has received death threats and made formal complaints to gardaí about them.

Wed, 11 Mar, 2009 - 01:20

Gerald McCarthy has revealed that he has received death threats and made formal complaints to gardaí about them.

In a 1,000-word statement confirming his resignation as Cork senior hurling manager last night, the former All-Ireland winner felt he was left with no choice but to resign.

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