O'Hora vacates Roscommon ladies post
July 30, 2021
Diane O'Hora
Roscommon are on the lookout for a new ladies football manager after Diane O'Hora stepped down after less than a year in charge.
A 1-7 to 3-8 defeat to Laois last weekend meant that the Rossies missed out on a place in this year's All-Ireland intermediate championship quarter-finals after coming within a whisker of reaching last year's final when O'Hora was also at the helm.
O'Hora captained Mayo to their first All-Ireland senior ladies title in 1999 before going on to win three more All-Ireland medals. Before taking charge of Roscommon, she steered Down to an All-Ireland intermediate crown in 2014 and Longford to a Leinster intermediate title. She also had a spell as Meath boss.
TweetDiane O’Hora has confirmed that she is standing down with immediate affect.
— Roscommon LGFA (@RoscommonLGFA) July 30, 2021
Brendan Cregg thanked Diane and her management team , wishing them the very best of luck going forward.
"The process of discussing the appointment of a new manager will begin right away".
