Monaghan hurling boss Lennon resigns over fixtures row

Monaghan hurling is in a state of chaos after the county's senior hurling manager Mattie Lennon decided to resign over a fixtures row.

Monaghan hurling boss Lennon resigns over fixtures row
Tue, 10 Apr, 2012 - 09:48

Monaghan hurling is in a state of chaos after the county's senior hurling manager Mattie Lennon decided to resign over a fixtures row.

The dispute has led to Lennon's side stating that they will not contest Sunday's Allianz Hurling League Division 3A final against Fingal unless the matter is resolved. It is also threatening their participation in the upcoming Nicky Rackard Cup competition.

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