Galway camogie management team sacked over conflict of interest, claims outgoing manager

Management were informed that their positions were “no longer tenable”.

Tue, 24 Oct, 2017 - 13:26

Eoghan Cormican

By Eoghan Cormican

The 2017 Galway camogie management team have been sacked because a member of the backroom staff, Niall Corcoran, conducted one-on-one coaching sessions with Cork goalkeeper Aoife Murray throughout the summer, outgoing manager Mark Dunne has claimed.

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