Tipperary Hurling Manager Declan Ryan
County Chairman, Sean Nugent, will now lead the search for a replacement management team, following the expected exit by Senior hurling manager, Declan Ryan, who has decided to end his two year reign as Tipperary senior hurling boss.
Tommy Dunne (Coach) and Michael Gleeson (Selector) have also decided to step aside from their posts.
The Tipperary GAA County Board and the Tipperary senior hurling panel have thanked all three men “for leading Tipperary to two Munster senior hurling championship successes and their dedication and commitment in their roles. All three men have made a great contribution to the GAA in Tipperary over a long number of years and we are fortunate that men of their calibre have been willing to serve the county so generously and so loyally. We acknowledge the time, effort and many personal sacrifices they and their families have made in the interests of Tipperary’s senior hurling fortunes and we firmly believe that their good work will lead to continued success for the county.”
The board went on to wish all three individuals and their families continued well being and stated they looked forward to their “continued involvement with and contribution to the GAA in Tipperary“.
Eamon O’Shea, who was Tipperary County Coach during Liam Sheedy’s successful period in charge, is being linked as a possible replacement, as is indeed Liam Sheedy himself.
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