Tipp want 'chance to reflect' before sitting down with Liam Sheedy after championship exit

Sheedy’s three-year term as Tipperary manager concluded following Saturday’s seven-point All-Ireland quarter-final defeat to Waterford

Wed, 04 Aug, 2021 - 15:27

Eoghan Cormican

The Tipperary County Board executive will allow for a fortnight of reflection before sitting down with hurling manager Liam Sheedy to discuss his next steps in the role.

Sheedy’s three-year term as Tipperary manager concluded following Saturday’s seven-point All-Ireland quarter-final defeat to Waterford, but Tipperary county board chairman Joe Kennedy has told the Irish Examiner they will not rush into any review of the 2021 season or in ascertaining Sheedy’s intentions going forward.