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Waterford News and Star — Colm Bonnar 'extremely disappointed' after Tipperary sacking - Vimarsana News

Waterford News and Star — Colm Bonnar 'extremely disappointed' after Tipperary sacking

Departing manager insists there was an understanding when he took the job late last year that Tipperary were entering a 'transition and a rebuilding period'

Colm Bonnar 'relieved of his duties' for Tipp - Vimarsana News

Colm Bonnar 'relieved of his duties' for Tipp

There were rumblings on social media last night and then this morning, the PRO of Tipperary GAA confirmed that Tipperary Senior Hurling manager, Cashel man, Colm Bonnar has been relieved of his duties. Ronan Quirke from Tipp FM’s Extra Time joined Fran for the latest & for an update on Hawk-Eye. Tipp FM Radio · […]

Source: tippfm.com
'Extremely disappointed' - Bonnar hits back after Tipperary manager decision - Vimarsana News

'Extremely disappointed' - Bonnar hits back after Tipperary manager decision

The Cashel native was ‘relieved of his duties’ this morning in a statement by the Tipperary county board.

Source: the42.ie
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Laois Nationalist — Colm Bonnar 'extremely disappointed' after Tipperary sacking - Vimarsana News

Laois Nationalist — Colm Bonnar 'extremely disappointed' after Tipperary sacking

Departing manager insists there was an understanding when he took the job late last year that Tipperary were entering a 'transition and a rebuilding period'

Roscommon Herald — Colm Bonnar 'extremely disappointed' after Tipperary sacking - Vimarsana News

Roscommon Herald — Colm Bonnar 'extremely disappointed' after Tipperary sacking

Departing manager insists there was an understanding when he took the job late last year that Tipperary were entering a 'transition and a rebuilding period'