Crossmaglen Rangers have appointed former All-Ireland club SFC winning captain Anthony Cunningham as their new senior team manager.

Cunningham succeeds Stephen Kernan in the post following the latter’s departure after the Armagh kingpins’ Ulster quarter-final exit at the hands of Ballybay earlier this month.

Having recently had a stint with Louth side Geraldines, Cunningham is set to be assisted in his new role next season by Jim McConville.

"Crossmaglen Rangers GFC are delighted to announce that our 2000 All-Ireland winning captain, Anthony Cunningham, assisted by Jim McConville, have been appointed as the new management of our senior team," the club's statement read.

"We wish them every success in their new role. We would also like to acknowledge the work of our outgoing management, Stephen Kernan, Tony Kernan, Paul Hearty and their back room team.

"Thank you for guiding our senior team over the past three years."

Crossmaglen Rangers GFC are delighted to announce that our 2000 All Ireland winning Captain, Anthony Cunningham, assisted by Jim McConville, have been appointed as the new management of our Senior team. We wish them every success in their new role. pic.twitter.com/2BUkLlkYJ5

— Crossmaglen Rangers (@crossrangers) November 23, 2022

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