‘Monaghan GAA fully respects Vinny’s decision to step down and wishes him continued success in future endeavours.’
Monaghan GAA confirmed the news in a press release on social media last night.
Advertisement “We are very thankful for Vinny’s outstanding support and commitment to Monaghan GAA over the years and appreciate his contributions made as player, selector and manager. — @monaghangaa August 12, 2024 Corey took charge of his native county in late 2022, succeeding Seamus ‘Banty’ McEnaney in the role having previously served as his selector.
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