23 YEARS AFTER he first got involved with Mary Immaculate College hurling teams, Limerick great Eamon Cregan stepped down today after guiding them to their first ever Fitzgibbon Cup title.
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Eamon Cregan celebrates after today's game. Ken Sutton / INPHO
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Limerick great Cregan steps down as boss after Mary I's historic Fitzgibbon win
23 YEARS AFTER he first got involved with Mary Immaculate College hurling teams, Limerick great Eamon Cregan stepped down today after guiding them to their first ever Fitzgibbon Cup title.
Mary Immaculate made history in a classic decider today against UL that took 90 minutes to secure the spoils before they triumphed by 1-30 to 3-22.
Cregan revealed afterwards in a video with Jerome Quinn that it was his last game in charge.
“I loved it but today is the last day. I’m delighted that we’ve gone out on a winning note.”
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