Shane Ronayne has stepped down as Waterford football manager after one year in charge.
The Mitchelstown man has been linked with the vacancy for the Cork ladies football team.
The Waterford county board stated last night that a process will be put in place to appoint a new manager.
"Shane Ronayne has tonight informed the Waterford County Board that he has decided to step down as Waterford Senior Football Manager.
"Waterford GAA would like to sincerely thank Shane and his management team for their work and commitment to the Waterford Senior Football team over the past 12 months and wish them every success in their future endeavours.
"A process will now be put in place for the appointment of a new Senior Football Team Manager," the County Board added.
Ronayne had one win and three losses during his time with the Deise.
Waterford were beaten in the National League Division 4 final suffering a seven-point defeat to Antrim in June before being beaten by Limerick in the Munster Championship.
Ronayne also has managed the Tipperary ladies football team before moving to the Déise.
