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Francis Regan is one of the managers stepping aside as Mayo LGFA aim to fill the minor, U-16, and U-14 roles. Pic: Sportsfile
It looks set to be a season of fresh faces across the board in Mayo LGFA, as the County Board have announced that they are seeking applications for the roles of Under-14, Under-16, and minor managers.
Mayo LGFA has already filled the role of senior manager after Diane O’Hora's appointment; however, now they are set to start the process all over again, with three roles to be filled for 2026.
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The first one is the role of minor boss. Brian McLoughlin’s troops had a strong 2025; however suffered heartache at the hands of Galway in the Connacht final.
Both sides could only be separated by a shootout in a tight and tense decider. Burrishoole clubman McLoughlin has now vacated the role following the expiration of his contract.
Another man who has seen his two-year contract expire is Under-16 bainisteoir Francis Regan. His troops made it all the way to the All-Ireland decider, where they were bested by a top-brass Kerry side.
Lastly, there’s the Under-14 job. Tom Carney has stepped away, citing work commitments, and had a solid 2025, narrowly pipped by eventual All-Ireland finalists Galway in the provincial decider.
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