Talks to decide McDermott's Clare future

Michael McDermott has said the ball is in the Clare County Board's court as regards him staying on as manager of the Banner senior footballers.

Wed, 30 Jun, 2010 - 13:26

Michael McDermott has said the ball is in the Clare County Board's court as regards him staying on as manager of the Banner senior footballers.

McDermott succeeded Frank Doherty in the role last November, and his first season with Clare came to an end last Saturday with an All-Ireland qualifier loss to Offaly after extra-time.

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