Tony McEntee has stepped down as Sligo boss after their Tailteann Cup quarter-final defeat to Fermanagh today.
The Armagh man was in the Yeats County hotseat for five years.
County board chairman Declan Rouse praised the Crossmaglen man for buildoing a "strong culture of performance" within the county.
A statement from Sligo County Board read: "Sligo GAA this evening expressed its thanks and appreciation for the contribution over the past five years of Tony McEntee who has announced that he is standing down from his position as senior team manager.
"The Crossmaglen native took charge of Sligo in spring 2021. He led the team on 58 occasions, making him the longest serving manager in Sligo history, winning 34 games, the highest winning percentage of any Sligo manager.
"Sligo GAA chairman Declan Rouse thanked Tony for his commitment and contributon. 'There is a lot of good work being done throughout Sligo football and Tony has contributed hugely to that effort.
"Over the past five seasons Tony and his colleagues have built a strong culture of performance which leaves us well positioned for the future.
"He has helped us create some great memories and we believe the future is bright. We wish Tony the best in his adventure - hopefully, not against us'."
