GALWAY football fans will have to wait at least another week to find out the identity of their new manager.

FORMER Monaghan boss Seamus McEnaney yesterday refused to rule out a sensational return to the helm.

Two former Dublin bosses, Tommy Lyons and Tommy Carr, have entered the race to become the next Mayo senior football manager.

THE Monaghan county board management committee met last night in Truagh to consider demands made by Seamus McEnaney which will play a crucial role in determining whether he will remain in charge of the county’s senior footballers for a seventh year.

THE Mayo senior football squad will not be travelling to Portugal for a six-day training camp as planned next week after it was discovered that the trip would have been in breach of GAA regulations.

FORMER Laois football All Star Tom Kelly may never play again after breaking a bone in his neck while playing for his club, St Joseph’s over the weekend.

The future of Mickey Moran and his Mayo management team is shrouded in doubt this morning following strong criticism at a meeting of the county board last night.

Six Mayo players picked up injuries in club games last weekend - a statistic which is sure to add to the recent tension between Mickey Moran and the Mayo County Board.

Travellers are living in fear as they go about their day-to-day business due to the fall-out from the sentencing of a Co Mayo farmer, groups said tonight.

A planned rally in support of jailed Mayo farmer Padraig Nally this weekend has reportedly been called off amid growing controversy surrounding the event.

The Mayo branch of Fine Gael has voted by six to one to call for the resignation of John Bruton as party leader.