Gerald McCarthy is set to be offered at least one more year in charge of the Cork senior hurling team at next Tuesday night's County Board meeting. Speculation over the Rebels boss' tenure has mounted since his side exited the All-Ireland SHC at the hands of Kilkenny in August, which brought his two-year term to an official end. However, McCarthy now looks set to be granted another 12 months at the helm after the committee to select the new Cork manager presents a report on its deliberations at the meeting next week and that the current boss could be offered another two years in charge of the Rebel hurlers. If indeed McCarthy is re-appointed as Cork manager next Tuesday night his first priority will be to find a new selector to replace Martin Bowen, as he has gone back to manage his native club side Erin's Own. Tweet

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