Waterford enjoyed league victory but flopped in the Championship
Liam Cahill has left his role as Waterford's Senior hurling manager after three years.
The Deise's county board has just released a statement with the news while thanking him for his efforts over the last three seasons and wishing him well in the future.
— Waterford GAA (@WaterfordGAA) July 15, 2022
Cahill's departure is the latest in a string of changes at inter county level.
Offaly Football and John Maughan parted ways on Wednesday, while Colm Bonnar was relieved of his post at Tipperary.
Cahill has been heavily linked to the vacant Tipp job.
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