Mark Tumilty Steps Down as Ireland Men's Hockey Head Coach
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Hockey Ireland is now looking for a new head coach for the senior men's team. Mark Tumilty has decided to step down from the role, the governing body has confirmed.
Tumilty has led the Irish men's side for a period of time, guiding the team in its international fixtures. His decision means that the national team will need a new leader to prepare for future matches and competitions. Hockey Ireland has not yet announced a timeline for appointing a replacement.
The search for a successor is now a priority for the association. Hockey Ireland will be looking for a coach who can continue to develop the squad and help players reach their goals at international level. Further details about the recruitment process are expected in the coming weeks.
Fans and players of the sport in Ireland will be watching closely to see who takes over the role. For now, the association is focused on finding the right person to lead the men's team into its next stage.
Sources: The Irish Times
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