The joint managers of Shamrocks GAA club in Offally, Brian Kinnarney and John Monaghan, have resigned in protest at not being consulted about an appeal following their weekend defeat
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Mayo LGFA star Nicola O'Malley speaks about the upcoming relegation showdown with Leitrim in this week's Pitchside episode
The season for the Mayo senior football team has been over for quite a while.
But the ladies are still in the thick of it: The Mayo LGFA team face a stiff challenge against Leitrim to avoid relegation from senior football.
WATCH: Mayo LGFA captain Danielle Caldwell speaks out about 'tough year'
Mayo full-back Nicola O'Malley dropped by at Toby's Bar in Westport for a chat.
The Westport club woman spoke about her career, the current season and the importance of support for the ladies in Tubbercurry tomorrow.
We also chat about the hunt for a new Mayo senior football manager for the men's team.
After Kevin McStay and his entire backroom team were sacked in controversial manner by the Mayo GAA executive, the rumours mill has been spinning at full speed as to who will take over the reins.
Watch the full Pitchside episode and be in the know!
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