Tony Iro gets coaching job.

Tony Iro

Cook Islander Tony Iro has been appointed as coach of the New Zealand Warriors under-20 side with the National Rugby League age grade competition starting next year.
Iro’s professional career erupted under the leadership of coach Graham Lowe at Wigan in the late 1980s, where his brother Kevin also played.
Iro played 24 tests for the Kiwis and 184 first grade games, with his other clubs being the Roosters, and Hunter in the 1997 Super league, Adelaide and finally South Sydney.
And the Warriors foundation captain Dean Bell has been appointed the club’s community and development manager.

Headlines : Times 193 26 Mar 2007
- Spanish fleet threatens our fishing
- Red Cross meeting will feature HIV, AIDS, STIs
- Area’s not for huts: Minister
- Achievement gets official recognition
- GOOD SIGNS: Road markings show Police Review action
- Training squad chosen for Oceania
- Tony Iro gets coaching job.
- Watch research, warns Sir Tom
- Lagoon Petero’s training ground

Headlines : Times 192 19 Mar 2007
- Government business units fail to meet targets
- Marurai names research boss
- Time to focus budget on real issues
- Bridge on the ball
- Letters: Waiting for Makea family to embrace truth
- Tuesday will be trial for Oceania
- Dengue mosquitoes facing new Tom Wichman threat
- Six super ministries possible
- Glitz and Glamour coming to Aitutaki