Both coaches have left their roles.
Portlaoise Panthers have announced the departures of both their men's and women's coaches.
Ciaran Kiveney is leaving his role as the men's coach, with Ger Jago also stepping back from head of the women's team.
The men's side have begun their campaign with two wins and two loses from their four games in Division One, while the women's team are still waiting for their first win in the Super League.
In a statement on social media, the Panthers are thanking both coaches for their work and contribution to the club.
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