Kieran Donnelly has stepped down as Fermanagh senior soccer boss after 4 years in cost.
In a press release on Monday, Fermanagh GAA mentioned Donnelly knowledgeable county officers on the weekend of his determination to exit the function, 12 months after being handed a contemporary three-year time period.
“Fermanagh GAA want to sincerely thank Kieran and his whole backroom workforce for his or her dedication and dedication during the last 4 years,” learn the county board’s assertion.
“Transitioning from Covid and the brand new taking part in guidelines has not been a straightforward activity. Whereas silverware could have eluded, Kieran introduced a fantastic tradition and optimistic surroundings to the senior aspect.
“We want Kieran, his household and all of the backroom workforce each success sooner or later.”
Former Fermanagh participant Donnelly, who succeeded Ryan McMenamin in 2021, mentioned it was an “honour and a privilege” to guide his native county.
“I want to prolong my honest gratitude to my backroom workforce for his or her dedication and professionalism all through my tenure,” mentioned the previous Scotstown and Cavan Gaels boss.
“The gamers have proven super development and improvement, and I’m happy with the progress the squad has made throughout this era. I want to want the gamers, administration, and supporters of Fermanagh GAA each success within the years forward.”
Donnelly led Fermanagh to promotion from Division Three in 2023, however was unable to keep away from the drop final yr.
The Ernesiders missed out on promotion this yr and had been edged out by Down in a good Ulster SFC quarter-final in Enniskillen.
Donnelly’s aspect managed to regroup to high their Tailteann Cup group and beat Sligo within the quarter-finals, solely to fall to eventual champions Kildare within the final 4.
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