Micko keen to stay in management

He may have turned 74 in recent weeks, but Mick O'Dwyer's appetite for Gaelic football shows no signs of abating.

Fri, 02 Jul, 2010 - 08:38

He may have turned 74 in recent weeks, but Mick O'Dwyer's appetite for Gaelic football shows no signs of abating.

In an interview with RTE Sport, O'Dwyer has rubbished media speculation that he is about to end his glorious, long-running managerial career at senior inter-county level.

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