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FORMER DONEGAL PLAYER QUITS AS ROSCOMMON MANAGER

written by admin September 12, 2012
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Des Newton has stepped down as Roscommon football manger, after less than a year in the job.

The former Roscommon and Donegal player’s departure was confirmed by the county board, which will meet next week to begin the process of finding his successor.

Roscommon lost to Galway in the Connacht Championship, but bounced back to defeat Armagh in the Qualifiers, before making their exit at the hands of Tyrone.

He had been commuting to Roscommon from Dublin to manage the team.

 

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