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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The Mayo GAA executive has fired senior football manager Kevin McStay and his management team.
Mayo exited the All-Ireland Senior Football Championship at the group stage. A defeat against Donegal inflicted with the last kick of the ball ended the season for Mayo.
And then the bombshell was dropped yesterday evening late after 9pm.
The GAA world is still dealing with the aftershocks. Comments online read 'shameful', 'disgusting' and 'no class from Mayo GAA'.
Watch our Pitchside Special with Head of Sport Michael Gallagher and reporter Ronan O'Donnell, trying to assess what happened and how, and more importantly:
We ask the question: Who are the candidates for the Mayo manager role now?
READ: 'Shameful' - The GAA world reacts to Kevin McStay dismissal by Mayo county executive
READ: Three years as Mayo manager: A look back at Kevin McStay's stint in charge of the Green and Red
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