Urgent.News

What's breaking now, across thousands of outlets.

Culture

'Disappointed' Bannigan steps down as Monaghan boss

Gabriel Bannigan steps down from his role as Monaghan manager after two years at the helm.

'Disappointed' Bannigan steps down as Monaghan boss

Gabriel Bannigan has resigned as Monaghan manager after a two-year tenure. Bannigan initially joined Monaghan as part of Vinny Corey's management team in 2022 and took over as boss in 2024. During his time with the team, Monaghan won the Division Two title in 2025 and advanced to the All-Ireland quarter-finals twice, losing to Donegal and Louth.

However, they were relegated from Division One following a challenging league season without a single point. Monaghan managed to improve in the Ulster SFC, defeating Cavan and Derry before falling to Armagh in the final. In a statement, Bannigan expressed disappointment at his decision to step down as Monaghan's manager. He acknowledged the privilege of leading the team through a period of transition and praised the Monaghan squad for delivering on his promise to uphold values of honesty, humility, hard work, and determination. Bannigan believes the team's culture offers a strong foundation for future success.

Written by urgent.news from Yahoo Sports's reporting — not their text. Machine-written — may contain errors; check the original before relying on it.

Read the original at sports.yahoo.com →

More in Culture

Louisiana governor balks at SEC's ban on former NFL players

Two distinct schools of thought have emerged regarding the recent manifestation of the chaos in college football.

  • Louisiana Governor Jeff Landry opposes SEC's ban on former NFL players.
  • Landry argues NCAA and Congress failed to act, causing SEC complications.
  • Landry seeks chaos to push Protect College Sports Act through Congress.

More from Thursday 27 August →