Meath executive vote out Andy McEntee - but Seamus McEnaney episode offers him hope

In 2012, Seamus McEnaney was asked to step down by then-chairman Barney Allen - but two-thirds of clubs didn't agree

HANGING BY A THREAD: Meath executive vote no confidence in Andy McEntee - but it's in the hands of the clubs now. Picture: Seb Daly/Sportsfile

The clubs of Meath are expected to decide the fate of senior football manager Andy McEntee after the county executive narrowly voted against him continuing in the role.

According to the Meath Chronicle, eight of the 15-strong executive agreed on Wednesday night that McEntee should not continue in the position, with the other seven, including senior executive members, arguing for him to remain in charge.