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06 Sept 2025
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Limerick ladies football manager Graham Shine at the 2023 Junior All-Ireland | PICTURE: Sportsfile
LIMERICK LGFA have announced that they are seeking applications for an Adult, Minor, U16 and U14 inter-county manager for next season.
This invitation will allow current managers a chance to re-apply for the role and for others to apply for the opportunity of taking over as inter-county manager of one of these four teams.
Most recently Limerick's ladies team competed in the the Junior All-Ireland final in Croke Park where they narrowly lost by three points to Down under Graham Shine's management.
Shine also lead the team to a league final in 2022 after his appointment to the role of head-coach back in October 2021, losing out to Offaly in the decider.
The current managers of the Minor, U16 and U14 teams, John MacNamara, Tom Byrne and Allan Robertson, will all have to re-apply if they wish to continue coaching these teams at inter-county level.
Applicants must have at least three years of a successful track record in club or inter-county management and must apply before Saturday, September 23.
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