Flanagan to stay at Westmeath helm

Pat Flanagan will continue as Westmeath senior football manager into the 2012 season, after securing the support of the Westmeath Football Board.

Flanagan to stay at Westmeath helm
Thu, 18 Aug, 2011 - 13:03

Pat Flanagan will continue as Westmeath senior football manager into the 2012 season, after securing the support of the Westmeath Football Board.

It is believed that Flanagan was given a two-to-one majority when delegates took part in a secret ballot last night.

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