McCarthy 'happy' with quit decision

Mick McCarthy has insisted he is ‘‘completely happy’’ with his decision to quit as Republic of Ireland manager.

Tue, 05 Nov, 2002 - 21:08

Mick McCarthy has insisted he is ‘‘completely happy’’ with his decision to quit as Republic of Ireland manager.

McCarthy resigned today after coming under increasing pressure following the infamous bust-up with Roy Keane prior to the World Cup and two straight defeats at the start of Ireland’s Euro 2004 qualifying campaign.

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Courts Soccer Mick McCarthy resignation Place: Ireland Person: McCarthy Person: Mick McCarthy Person: Roy Keane Person: Keane Event: World Cup Event: Euro 2004 Organisation: Republic of Ireland Organisation: Republic Organisation: FAI Organisation: Switzerland

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