Paul McCormack steps down as Louth hurling manager

Competition for places is serious within the Louth squad ahead of Sunday’s National Hurling League opener, says manager Paul McCormack. (Pic: Arthur Kinahan)

placeholder image — Competition for places is serious within the Louth squad ahead of Sunday’s National Hurling League opener, says manager Paul McCormack. (Pic: Arthur Kinahan)

Paul McCormack has stepped down as manager of the Louth Senior Hurling Team.

The former Armagh dual player guided the Wee County to the 2020 and 2022 Lory Meagher Cup title and won Division 3B of the Allianz League in 2021 during his 5 year stint as manager.

In a statement Louth GAA said:

"Louth GAA would like to thank Paul and his backroom team for their tireless effort to improve Louth Hurling and for the dedication and commitment he has shown.

"Louth Hurlers have had a successful year in 2023, retaining their Division 3A status, while remaining in the Nickey Rackard for the upcoming season.

"We would like to wish Paul well in the future and the process to find a new manager will begin immediately."