Cork football manager Ronan McCarthy is on the lookout for a new selector following Ciaran O'Sullivan's decision to step down.

The former Cork captain, who won five Munster SFC medals and played in two All-Ireland finals during an inter-county career that spanned from 1992 to 2005, has stepped away due to work commitments.

"I would like to thank Ronan McCarthy for the opportunity and I would like to wish the players and management all the best for the year ahead," O'Sullivan said.

Manager McCarthy commented: "I would like to thank Ciaran sincerely for his immense contribution to Cork football as a player and in more recent years as a selector.

"Ciaran has always demonstrated an enormous passion for Cork football illustrated in the huge personal sacrifice he has made to his family and business commitments. I would like to wish Ciaran and his family all the best in the future and I am sure we will see Ciaran involved again in Cork teams in the years to come."

 

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— Cork GAA (@OfficialCorkGAA) January 5, 2019

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