McCarthy has no intention of resigning

Mick McCarthy has confirmed that he has no intention of resigning his position as Ireland boss after the World Cup finals.

Wed, 29 May, 2002 - 11:48

Mick McCarthy has confirmed that he has no intention of resigning his position as Ireland boss after the World Cup finals.

McCarthy has come under fire for his handling of the Roy Keane affair - but speaking at a press conference in Izumo in the last hour he dismissed suggestions that he will resign his position after the finals.

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