Finbar Egan has stepped down as Roscommon ladies football manager just a week after delivering the All-Ireland intermediate title.

The Clann na nGael clubman led the Rossies to victory over Fermanagh in a one-sided Mary Quinn Cup decider at Croke Park, but won’t be in charge when the team makes the step-up to the senior ranks next year.

A county board statement read: “Roscommon LGFA can confirm that we have accepted the resignation of Finbar Egan from his position as Manager of the Senior Adult Team.

“We would like to sincerely thank Finbar for the huge amount of time, effort and commitment he has given to the team, the players and Roscommon LGFA over the past two seasons. His dedication and hard work have been greatly appreciated and he has made a real difference during his time in the role.

“It has been a pleasure to work with Finbar. His professionalism, enthusiasm and genuine commitment to the players have been clear throughout his time as manager, and he leaves his role having made a lasting contribution to Roscommon LGFA.

“We wish Finbar every success and happiness in the future and thank him for the significant contribution he has made to Roscommon LGFA.”

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