The decision to relieve him of his duty was made last night
Mayo are searching for a new football manager after the County Board brought an end to Kevin McStay's three years in charge.
The decision "to relieve" the management team of their duties was made at a meeting in Castlebar last night.
A health issue had forced McStay to take a step back ahead of Mayo's Sam Maguire campaign, with Stephen Rochford taking charge for their group stage campaign.
Losses to Cavan and Donegal saw the Westerners miss out on a place in the knock-out stages.
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