Matthew Twomey steps down as Cork camogie manager

The Douglas man masterminded an All-Ireland victory last month. 

EXIT: Matthew Twomey has brought his time in charge of Cork to a surprise end. Picture: INPHO/Bryan Keane

All-Ireland-winning manager Matthew Twomey has stepped down as Cork senior camogie boss. 

The Douglas clubman led the county to an All-Ireland final victory over Waterford in August.

Having succeeded Paudie Murray, Twomey saw his side narrowly lose out to Kilkenny in last year's championship decider. 

He calls time on his reign having completed a two-year term.

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