Kerry hurling manager Stephen Molumphy has stepped down from his role after 3 years in charge.
The Waterford man oversaw his team's 3-13 to 1-10 win over Meath in the Joe McDonagh Cup today
Molumphy lead the Kingdom to the final of the competition in 2022 but were pipped by Antrim in the decider.
Molumphy spoke with Mike O'Halloran
Radio Kerry commentator Mike O’Halloran and analyst Andrew Morrissey have both paid tribute
Statement from Kerry GAA:
Kerry GAA would like to thank Stephen Molumphy for his amazing commitment and passion for Kerry hurling during his three-year tenure with us.
Stephen was a breath of fresh air, bringing new knowledge and ideas to the Kerry set-up. Although never getting hands on silverware, the Kerry hurlers under Stephen and his backroom team played fantastic hurling and contested a Joe McDonagh Final in 2022.
As a board, we want to express our gratitude to Stephen and his team for all that they have achieved in their time. We especially want to wish Stephen all the best in his military career in the future and of course, in all of his endeavours.
Finally, we wish Stephen, his wife Niamh, and their four children, who were all huge Kerry fans over the last number of years, every happiness.
