Micheál Donoghue steps down as Dublin Senior Hurling Manager

Dublin GAA have today been informed by Micheál Donoghue that he is stepping down from his role as Dublin Senior Hurling Manager. 

Micheál departs after two seasons in charge, having been appointed ahead of the 2023 campaign.

“I have informed the Dublin County Board that I am stepping down as Dublin Senior Hurling Manager”, says Micheál. 

“I would like to thank the panel and backroom team for their tireless work over the past two years. I was very fortunate to work with a very talented panel of players and I look forward to watching their progress over the coming seasons. 

“I also thank the Dublin County Board officers and staff for their support and help. And I also want to acknowledge the support of Clubs across the county and supporters during my tenure.

“I wish Dublin hurling every success in the future.”

Dublin County Board Chairman Mick Seavers has thanked Micheál and his backroom team.

“On behalf of Dublin GAA, I thank Micheál and all involved for their hard work, commitment and desire over the past two years.

“Micheal has left Dublin Hurling in a very strong position to challenge for National titles over the coming seasons with the introduction of talented young hurlers combined with the more experienced players”.

The process to appoint a new Senior Hurling manager will now begin and Dublin County Board will make no further statement until the process is complete.