Davy Fitzgerald has revealed that he hasn’t had contact with anyone from Galway County Board in relation to their senior hurling manager vacancy.

A leading bookmaker yesterday suspended betting on Davy filling the void created by Micheal Donoghue’s surprise decision to step down but, speaking to Mid West Radio this morning, the Leinster winning Model County boss stated: “I have to decide whether I am staying in Wexford or not, that is the most important question I have to get in my own mind sorted.

“I’ll be doing that in the next day or two. My heart is torn unreal for the last number of weeks.

“I think people appreciate it’s a massive long drive down to Wexford for me. It’s probably two and a half to three hours down and the same back. That’s three or four nights a week but listen I’ve a very special bunch of boys down there.

“The one thing I will say is I haven’t talked to one person from Galway County Board.”

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