GAA: Duignan to take over as Meath hurling manager

The Meath county board has confirmed that former Offaly legend Michael Duignan will take over as the Royal county’s new hurling manager.

Wed, 28 Nov, 2001 - 08:05

The Meath county board has confirmed that former Offaly legend Michael Duignan will take over as the Royal county’s new hurling manager.

Duignan, who only finished his own playing career earlier this year, succeeds John Davis at the Meath helm.

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Courts GAA: Hurling Heathrow Person: Duignan Person: Michael Duignan Person: John Davis Organisation: Offaly Organisation: Royal County Organisation: Meath County

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