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Former Garrymore manager Martin Maloney (left) pictured with selectors Jarlath Varley (centre) and Kieran Fitzgerald (right) (Pic: Garrymore GAA)
GARRYMORE have announced that their former player Martin Maloney has stepped down as manager after two years in charge.
The Crossboyne native spent three years as part of the Garrymore senior backroom team before taking over as manager in 2022.
Former Galway and Corofin footballers Kieran Fitzgerald and Ciaran McGrath were involved with Maloney as a selector and player respectively.
Garrymore reached the quarter-finals of the Mayo Senior Football Championship this year where they saw their season ended by county finalists Knockmore.
Announcing Maloney’s departure on social media, Garrymore thanked Maloney and his backroom team for their service and wished them well in their future endeavours.
Westport, Kilmeena and Belmullet will also be on the hunt for new senior and intermediate team managers for the coming season.
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