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Two former chief diversity officers say companies that abandon DEI under pressure are making a costly, long-term business mistake.

Fortune

'We've let ourselves down as players' - Limerick star Cian Sheehan

Limerick suffered a turbulent League campaign in Division Two as they failed to pick up a win and were relegated, with manager Ray Dempsey departing after their draw with Meath in round five.

Irish Mirror

Ray Dempsey walks away from Limerick football post

Former Mayo star is the the first inter-county football casualty of the season.

Irish Mirror

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Dessie Farrell says Dublin 'looked like a Division Two team in the second half' of win over Limerick

'It’s annoying, that aspect of it. You’d look to see the consistency over the 70 minutes. That’s what we speak about. But we didn’t deliver on it today. That’s a work-on for us and we’ll just keep banging away at it.'

Irish Mirror

Geelong end Conor McKenna pursuit as AFL champions are linked with Mayo star

Eglish native announced his departure from the Tyrone senior squad during the summer and is poised to return to Aussie Rules

Belfast Live

Ray Dempsey confirmed as new Limerick football boss

The move means Roscommon are the only county without a manager.

Irish Mirror

Oisin McConville not convinced by new Mayo GAA management set-up

Crossmaglen and Armagh legend McConville was part of the Ray Dempsey ticket that recently lost out to Kevin McStay for the Mayo job

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Three-year window for Mayo to win All-Ireland - Oisín McConville

'It would have been good to work under Ray but that wasn’t to be and it’s on to a new and different challenge.'

Irish Mirror

Kevin McStay appointed Mayo senior football manager

RTE pundit and former Roscommon boss ratified on a four-year term

Belfast Live

Mayo to finally appoint new manager next week

And county secretary Dermot Butler has said an overhaul in the appointment process may be needed.

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