Instilling belief top of Shane Ronayne’s agenda as Waterford manager

Ronayne has also confirmed he will continue as Mourneabbey ladies football manager for an eighth season

The former Tipperary ladies boss Shane Ronayne was announced as the new Waterford manager on Monday for a two-year term, with the option of a third. Photo by Eóin Noonan/Sportsfile

Instilling belief in his players, improving performance levels, and bringing a consistency to Waterford’s play are the items top of new Déise football manager Shane Ronayne’s to-do list.

The former Tipperary ladies boss was announced as the new Waterford manager on Monday for a two-year term, with the option of a third. The Mitchelstown native is taking charge of a Division 4 county that has not won a championship game since 2018, that first-round qualifier triumph over Wexford representing Waterford’s sole championship victory across the past nine seasons.