Monday 15 August 2022
We run through some potential successors.
The Mayo county board are searching for James Horan’s replacement.
Stephen Kenny may be forced to replace yet another member of his backroom team.
The 40-year-old has signed a deal until the end of the 2023 season.
The current Munster forwards coach will take over from the outgoing Johann van Graan at the end of the season.
The province’s forwards coach say he does not know when Munster will name Johann van Graan’s successor.
The Mayo legend had been linked with the position in recent weeks.
Sean O’Sullivan takes charge of South Kerry.
New Wexford manager Shane Roche is hopeful a league campaign will be played before the championship resumes.
Frank Lampard was dismissed on Monday after 18 months in charge.
‘I can only be myself,’ says Farrell. He is keen on putting his own stamp on his first major head coaching role.
Noel Lane was tasked by hurling board delegates to meet the pair last night.
Donal Moloney and Gerry O’Connor had been co-managers of the Banner for the past three seasons.
The Cats legend delivered a Leinster title earlier this summer.
Conor Hayes skippered the Tribesmen to two All-Irelands in the 1980s.
Three serial All-Ireland winning players from the noughties are taking their first steps in management.
Brian Corcoran says the calls for John Meyler to depart as Rebels manager are premature.
Edward F Crawford was before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee today.
Madrid recorded a 2-0 victory against Real Valladolid last night.
West Brom also failed to regain number one spot in the Championship.
New Director-General Tom Ryan was discussing some of the GAA’s long-term concerns in Croke Park yesterday.
He also came to the defence of Donal Vaughan who was sent-off on Sunday.
There are the five candidates in the race.
Tony Brown has ruled himself out, while Jono Gibbes will be staying in France.
Francesco will be fuming.
It brings the end to his three-year term in charge of the Tribesmen.
The Old Trafford chief is confident United can kick-start their league campaign this weekend.
The Corkman is in the mix with Martin O’Neill and old friend Mick McCarthy.
Saracens have also issued a protective message over Mark McCall.
The caretaker head coach has endured a shaky start to his tenure in Warren Gatland’s absence.
Reports on Wednesday claimed that some Arsenal players were losing faith in the manager, though Gunners chief was quick to respond.
The former Irish fullback spoke to Patrick McCarry about “ferocious” injuries, coaching abroad and Declan Kidney’s job.
Imagine what the speculation would be this week if Jose and Madrid lost to Barcelona…
Jennelle Carrillo has brought the NFL team to court after scorching her derriere on a bench outside Cowboys Stadium.
Dave Lyons argues that the Northern Irishman has a job on his hands to get the Anfield side back to where their supporters think they belong.
The Dutch star believes that Rafa could end up returning to take charge of the Merseyside club.
Roberto di Matteo is ‘in the mix’ after last night’s stunning Champions League final victory in Munich. And the FA Cup too, of course.
Owner John Henry and chairman Tom Werner had been leaning towards sacking Dalglish for several weeks and have been considering potential replacements.
The Italian has won six out of eight matches since his appointment in place of the dismissed Andre Villas-Boas.
The RFU have confirmed they’ve agreed a four-year contract with the 42-year-old.
