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Sports Digest GAA: Clare manager Mick O'Dwyer is back in the game

All-Ireland winning former Kerry manager is keen to develop Clare football


Sports Digest: Mick O’Dwyer appointed as Clare’s new boss
Sports Digest: Mick O’Dwyer appointed as Clare’s new boss
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GALWAY hurling goalkeeper James Skehill won’t play until next summer at the earliest after surgery on the shoulder injury that derailed his performance in the All-Ireland final replay against Kilkenny . . .

SHANE Nolan scored the crucial goal as Cork champions Castlehaven booked a semifinal place in the Munster SFC with a win against Dromcollogher-Broadford on Sunday . . .

WEXFORD hurling kingpins Oulart-The Ballagh had to survive a late rally from Kilmacud Crokes before winning the Leinster Club SHC quarterfinal on Sunday . . .

NEW Clare boss Mick O’Dwyer was in the crowd as Kerry side Dr. Crokes defeated Kilmurry-Ibrickane in the Munster club SFC quarterfinal . . .

CROKE Park officials are open to the idea of an Ulster representative side playing in the All-Ireland hurling championship . . .

RESPECTED coach Niall Moyna has joined the backroom team with the Down footballers under manager James McCartan . . .

ALL-Ireland winner Ryan McMenamin has brought the curtain down on his 13-year career with the Tyrone footballers . . .

VETERAN Offaly star Brendan Murphy has retired – 12 years after he played in the county’s last All-Ireland final . . .

FORMER Waterford star Paul Flynn is to work as a coach with the Down hurlers next season.


Nster.com


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