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 led the Kingdom to the final of the competition in 2022 but was pipped by Antrim in the decider.
A statement was released by Kerry GAA quickly after the match concluded.
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The Kerry board noted that "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".
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