Offaly are now searching for a new football manager.
Former Offaly Football Manager Martin Murphy says he's not surprised about Declan Kelly and Mickey Harte stepping down as joint managers.
The two men both stepped down from their roles as Offaly joint senior football managers yesterday.
During their time, Kelly and Harte secured promotion to Division Two in 2025, but missed out on winning the Tailteann Cup following defeat to Wicklow in the semi-finals last month.
Murphy says he feels sorry that it didn't work out for them in the end
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