Mick Bohan will remain manager of the Dublin women’s football team for 2023.
Bohan was ratified to stay at the helm for a seventh consecutive season at a county board meeting on Tuesday night.
The Clontarf native, who was appointed to the position in December 2016, enjoyed game-changing success during the early part of his tenure by ending Cork’s dominance and leading Dublin to four All-Ireland senior titles in succession between 2017-20.
However, Dublin were denied the five-in-a-row by Meath in 2021 and while Bohan’s side did win the Leinster title this season, they again fell short of All-Ireland glory, losing to Donegal at the quarter-final stages.
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This is Bohan’s second spell as Dublin boss, having previously had a stint in 2003 before then returning ahead of the 2017 campaign.
He has also managed Dublin to four Leinster senior championships and two Division One league titles.
