Andy McEntee will not be the next Meath senior football manager.

This year's county minor manager was seen as a potential successor to Seamus McEnaney but has opted not to allow his name go forward for interview. McEntee has cited time constraints as the reason for his decision, explaining that his involvement with the Meath minor team so late into the season left no time to put any plans in place.

There are now just four names remaining in the ring from the County Board's original hit-list of ten.

Interviews have already taken place and the Board hopes to put a name forward for ratification at its October meeting in ten days' time.

The four men currently in the running for the post are Paddy Carr, Graham Geraghty, Colm O'Rourke and Mick O'Dowd. Tweet

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