Harry Kenny leaves St Pat's 'by mutual consent'

Harry Kenny has left St Patrick's Athletic by mutual consent.

Harry Kenny leaves St Pat's 'by mutual consent'
Sat, 24 Aug, 2019 - 20:09
Digital Desk staff

Harry Kenny has left St Patrick's Athletic by mutual consent.

The former Bray Wanderers boss took over from Liam Buckley at the end of last season but has struggled to kick on in Inchichore.

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