Donegal are beginning life after Jim McGuinness today.
He's stepped down after four years in charge of the county's footballers, a reign which saw his side win the 2012 All Ireland title.
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McGuinness' last game in charge was last month's All Ireland final defeat to Kerry.
Former Tír Conaill full back Páiric McShea says McGuinness' departure leaves a gaping hole in the county.
Sligo too are in the hunt for a new manager after Pat Flanagan stepped down following a solitary year in charge.
Meanwhile, Tyrone minor star Conor McKenna is heading down under.
He's agreed to join A-F-L side, Essendon Bombers as a rookie, signing a two-year contract with the side.
