Football / Non-League Notebook: Dinnis to be new manager of Barrow

Thursday 24 December 1992 00:02 GMT

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Richard Dinnis, the former Newcastle United manager, has been named as the new manager of Barrow in succession to Graham Heathcote, who was dismissed last week. Sammy McIlroy, the former Manchester United midfield player who lost his job as Northwich Victoria's manager earlier this season, is now in charge at Ashton United of the HFS Loans League.

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