Cork camogie boss Manley to discuss future after All-Ireland triumph

Cork manager Ger Manley celebrates after the win over Galway at Croke Park ©INPHO/Ben Brady

Cork senior camogie manager Ger Manley has yet to decide whether he will remain in charge following the Rebels’ latest All-Ireland triumph.

Manley has completed his current term after taking up an optional extra year, and will now discuss his position with the Cork camogie board.

The Midleton native has led Cork to two All-Ireland titles during his tenure, but says there's no decision made yet on his next move.

“My time is up at the moment. I’ll have to talk to everyone involved and see what the county board wants. They’ve been very supportive. There’s huge talent out there. But we’ll sit down and see what’s best," Manley is quoted saying by EchoLive.ie.

Manley’s first All-Ireland success came in 2024, with Cork reclaiming the O'Duffy Cup in August after they defeated Galway by 2-14 to 0-19 at Croke Park for their county's 31st senior crown.