Colm Bonnar’s future as Tipperary senior hurling manager is uncertain after two key members of his management team stepped down.
And Waterford boss Liam Cahill could emerge as a candidate to succeed him after turning down the job last year amid speculation that his three-year stint with the Deise is about to come to an end.
After a difficult Championship campaign in which Tipperary lost all four games in Munster, Bonnar’s position has been weakened further by the departure of coach Tommy Dunne along with selector Paul Curran.
