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Cappry Rovers FC
Paddy McNulty has stepped down as manager of Cappry Rovers.
McNulty has vacated the Cappry Park hotseat after five seasons.
Jamie Doherty will assume control for the 2022/23 season having been ratified this week.
McNulty, as player-manager, led Cappry to Division 1 and Premier Division titles and they reached the Brian McCormick Cup final in 2020, losing 1-0 to Kildrum Tigers.
“I have had a great time and I would never change it for the world,” McNulty said.
“I don’t intend to leave the club, but I do want to apply most of my spare time now to development at the club, on and off the field, and bring the underage through as best as I can.”
McNulty was aided during his tenure by Sean ‘Wizard’ McGowan and Seamus Doherty and this year Bernard McGeehan joined the ticket.
McNulty said: “We are now an established Premier team, having been a yo-yo team for years, always up and down.
“Under our management in our first year in Premier we finished second, next year we finished mid-table, the third year we won it, and this year finished in the top four.”
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