Richie Holland confirms he didn't apply to become permanent Cork City boss

The Rebel Army recently sought applications to become Colin Healy's successor but Holland didn't apply.
Richie Holland confirms he didn't apply to become permanent Cork City boss

DID NOT APPLY: Cork City assistant manager Richie Holland. Photo by Michael P Ryan/Sportsfile

Richie Holland has confirmed that he has not applied for the vacant role as Cork City’s permanent first team manager.

The assistant boss took charge of the side following the resignation of Colin Healy back at the beginning of May and secured his first victory in his third game at the helm on Friday night against Sligo Rovers.

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