Tony McEntee will continue as Sligo senior football manager alongside assistant manager, Joe Keane, the county board has confirmed.
McEntee was appointed Yeats County boss on a three-year term in late 2020.
Meanwhile, Noel McGuire and goalkeeping coach Paul Durcan will continue as selectors, with Sean Boyle - Sligo GAA's Athletic Performance Coach - looking after strength and conditioning.
It was agreed also to create an option of a possible further year to be triggered on review at the end of next season.
Paul Henry, who guided Sligo to the Connacht Minor Championship in 2021, will manage the Under-20 team for 2023. Henry will be supported by Enda Mitchell, Colm McGee, Ross Donovan, JP Carden and Pat Kilcoyne.
They will also take the Under-20 team for the 2024 championship season.
Work has also begun in Sligo on bridging the gap for younger players between county Under-17 and Under-20 who are not part of the Under-20 football panel.
Sligo GAA chairman Sean Carroll said: "We are pleased to confirm these arrangements ahead of our club championships so that both management teams can progress their work and also work with a degree of co-ordination as they prepare for competition in 2023.
"I want also to pay tribute to Dessie Sloyan and his management group of Eamonn O’Hara, Con O’Meara, Richard Kennedy, Paul Higgins and Sean Smith who completed a three-year cycle as managers of Sligo’s Under-20 team in 2022 and delivered an exceptional outcome winning a Connacht championship for Sligo in this grade for the first time ever and a championship on home soil for the first time ever."
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