Robbie Hogan has stepped down as manager of Ballyea.
It brings an end to his second term in charge of the club, which saw them win back to back county titles for the first time in their history.
Under his previous tenure, Hogan led his native parish to their maiden county title in 2016, before going on to win the Munster crown and reach the All Ireland club final.
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It’s understood his backroom team have also stepped away, including coach Adrian O’Brien who is now part of the Clare senior hurling set-up.
