Derry GAA has ruled out the possibility of former manager Rory Gallagher returning as their senior men’s football manager. The ex-Fermanagh star had been linked with a return to the high-profile Oakleaf job,

Derry have been without a manager since the departure of Mickey Harte and Gavin Devlin in the week following their All-Ireland quarter-final exit to Kerry in June. Any hopes they had of getting Malachy O’Rourke, manager of Derry and All-Ireland champions Glen, were scuppered when he took the Tyrone job a fortnight ago.

Former Derry GAA manager Rory Gallagher intends to return to inter-county management after successfully challenging his debarring in February

Derry GAA have moved to rule out the reappointment of Rory Gallagher as the county’s football manager just hours after he stated his intention to return to an inter-county job. Gallagher departed his post as Derry manager days before the Ulster final in 2023 following allegations of domestic abuse made against him by his former

Derry GAA have ruled out the possibility of former manager Rory Gallagher returning as boss of the county's senior footballers. Derry has been without a manager since Mickey Harte's departure earlier this year.

Rory Gallagher “fully intends” on returning to inter-county management, a solicitor for the former Derry, Donegal and Fermanagh manager has confirmed in an interview with The Irish News. Speaking to the newspaper’s security correspondent,

Former Derry GAA boss Rory Gallagher, who stepped down from the role due to allegations of domestic abuse, has said he "fully intends" to return to inter-county management.