Established Kilkenny manager steps away from inter-county role

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The man smashed a door of a car using a hurley.

Mike Wall has stood down as Kildare intermediate camogie manager

The Kildare Camogie Executive have confirmed the resignation of their intermediate team manager and local man Mike Wall. 

The former Kilkenny minor camogie manager was in charge of the Lilywhites over the past 12 months and is a former Offaly Camogie manager and a two-time Minor All-Ireland winner with Kilkenny.

"We will shortly be recruiting for a new intercounty manager for the 2025 season. But for now, we would like to take this opportunity to wish Mike and his team the best for the future," Kildare Camogie Chairperson John McGhee said.

Departing manager Mike Wall stated, "I have made the difficult decision not to take a second year in charge as Manager of Kildare Senior Camogie. The past 12 months have been an absolute pleasure and it is not a decision which I made lightly. 

"I would like to take this opportunity to thank the clubs of Kildare and the County Board who have been nothing but supportive and helpful since I took up the role, the extremely talented panel of players that I had the utmost pleasure of working with, my brilliant management team of Damien Donohue, Ger Walsh, Niall Herbert, Tanya Johnson, Donagh McInerney, Aoife Timmons, Sinead Wall, Eamon Butler and Mary Claire Ambrose for their dedication throughout the year.

"Finally I would like to wish everyone involved in Kildare Camogie the very best in the future."

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