Stephen Henderson has resigned as Cobh Ramblers boss, despite a 2-1 victory over Galway United at St. Colman's Park tonight.
The Ramblers have struggled this season and lie in seventh place heading into the mid-season break.
Henderson guided his charges to an EA Sports Cup final last year, but eventually fell to a two-goal defeat at the hands of Derry City in the decider.
The club have thanked Henderson in a statement released shortly after the game and confirmed that an interim boss will be appointed before a permanent successor takes the helm.
"The board of Cobh Ramblers reluctantly accepted Stephen's decision," the club said in a statement.
"We would like to place on record our heartfelt thanks for all his work during his time at Cobh Ramblers
"Stephen played a key role in reestablishing Cobh Ramblers as a League of Ireland club and for that we will be forever grateful.
"An interim manager will be appointed in the coming day and the club will engage a thorough recruitment process."
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