Hackett resigns as Westmeath manager

Brendan Hackett has resigned from his role as Westmeath senior and Under-21 football manager, following a meeting with the senior panel last night.

Hackett resigns as Westmeath manager
Sat, 17 Apr, 2010 - 16:24

Brendan Hackett has resigned from his role as Westmeath senior and Under-21 football manager, following a meeting with the senior panel last night.

A statement released by the Westmeath County Board today read: "It is with regret that the Westmeath County Board confirms the resignation of senior and U-21 county football manager Brendan Hackett and his backroom team.

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