Donegal GAA says it will seek ‘expressions of interest’ in the coming days from those seeking to become the next senior team manager.
They made the announcement last night after Aidan O’Rourke stepped down from the role following Saturday’s defeat to Tyrone.
“In the coming days, Donegal GAA will move to seek expressions of interest from those who may be interested in becoming the next Donegal Senior team manager,” a statement read.
The County Board also took the opportunity to O’Rourke, Paddy Bradley and the entire backroom team for their work with the senior Donegal team, over the last number of months.
“We wish them every success in their future endeavours.”
Donegal manager Aidan O’Rourke during Saturday’s game against Tyrone. Photo Evan Logan
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