Donal O’Grady has stepped down as Limerick minor hurling manager after one season in charge.

The former Treaty County captain saw his side reaching the quarter-finals of the All-Ireland MHC this past season where they were defeated by the competition’s eventual winners Waterford (1-20 to 0-14).

O’Grady, who skippered Limerick to Munster SHC glory in 2013, had previously been part of John Kiely’s in the previous four years before taking the county’s minor reins, with the Shannonsiders having won four All-Ireland senior championship titles along with five Munster SHC crowns during that period.

LimerickLive reports that former county U20 boss Diarmuid Mullins has been announced as O’Grady’s successor.

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