Raymond Galligan steps down as Cavan football manager

Raymond Galligan has stepped down as Cavan football manager after two years.

The former All-Star goalkeeper with the Breffni County says he's unable to balance the job with his work commitments.

In a statement from Cavan GAA threy said: “Cavan GAA would like to put on record their appreciation and gratitude for the huge commitment and effort Raymond and his management have given to Cavan football.

"We wish Raymond, his wife Niamh and their two young children the best in the future and thank you again from all in Cavan GAA.”

During his time in charge, Cavan reached the preliminary qiarter-finals of the championship this year, losing to Kerry in his final game in charge.

Cavan recorded a famous win over Mayo in Castlebar, finishing behind Donegal and Tyrone in their group.

Galligan also helped Cavan retain their Division Two status in each season in charge.

As a player Galligan made 114 appearances, scoring an impressive 1-122 despite being a goalkeeper for the majority of his Cavan career.

Galligan was captain as Cavan famously won an Ulster title in 2020.