Nemo management to step down after All-Ireland club campaign

Paul O’Donovan will be the next manager of the Nemo Rangers senior footballers, though his start date is as yet unknown.

O’Donovan, previously in charge of the club’s U21 side and father of senior players Alan, Kevin and Conor, will take over from Larry Kavanagh when Nemo’s All-Ireland club campaign ends. The Cork and Munster champions face Slaughtneil in a semi-final in Portlaoise on February 24 with the prize being a final in Croke Park on St Patrick’s Day.

Elsewhere, Micheál ‘Haulie’ O’Sullivan is back in charge at his native club Carbery Rangers, whom he managed from 2012-15, inclusive, taking them to the 2014 county final as well as two other semi-finals. Ronan McCarthy led Ross to an inaugural title in 2016, before Maurice Moore and Shane Crowley took over for this year, Ross losing out to St Finbarr’s at the semi-final stage. O’Sullivan had been involved with Dohenys during his time away from Ross.