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Paudie Clifford reveals when Fossa hope to have new manager in place after shock exit

Fossa are working to resolve the situation following Jerome Stack’s departure, with Clifford confident adecision will be made soon.

AIB ambassador Paudie Clifford (Fossa) was at the launch of the AIB GAA, LGFA, and Camogie All-Ireland Club Championships. As the first sponsor to support the four codes of Gaelic Games at a national level, this season, AIB continues to celebrate the players and people behind them who make club life so special.

AIB ambassador Paudie Clifford (Fossa) was at the launch of the AIB GAA, LGFA, and Camogie All-Ireland Club Championships. As the first sponsor to support the four codes of Gaelic Games at a national level, this season, AIB continues to celebrate the players and people behind them who make club life so special.(Image: ©INPHO/Dan Sheridan)

Paudie Clifford has revealed that Fossa are close to finalising a new manager after Jerome Stack’s shock resignation last week.

The All-Star forward was promoting AIB’s launch of the club championships - where Clifford’s Fossa will compete for the Munster Intermediate crown.

But they will do so without a manager - after Stack’s departure.

Clifford said: “The club are working away in the background. We have a good few weeks before the Munster semi-final. We're just leaving that to the lads and they'll come to whatever decision and I think they’ll I think they'll have something in place for next Tuesday. We're just training hard ourselves this week so It'll be resolved.”

Clifford admits he was surprised by Stack’s decision.

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He said: “We found out over the weekend. We just trained away this week and made sure we kept up our sharpness and fitness.

“I am not really sure what happened. I think, as I said, I'll have to wait for the club to come to their decision over the next few days. I know there's things going on in the background, so we'll just let them at that.”

  • Paudie Clifford (Fossa & Kerry) was at the launch of the AIB Club Championships 2026/27. This season is AIB’s 36th year of supporting the AIB GAA All-Ireland Club Championships, its 14th year backing the AIB Camogie All-Ireland Club Championships, and its 3rd year as proud sponsor of the AIB Ladies Football All-Ireland Club Championships.

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