Immaculata Football Club are on the lookout for a new manager following the departure of Tony Heagney.
Heagney handed in his resignation on Friday after two years in charge of the West Belfast outfit.
The Amateur League club is now inviting applications for the role.
Immaculata said in a statement: "The Immaculata Football Club would like to take this opportunity to announce the departure of First Team Manager Tony Heagney.
"Tony brought a wealth of knowledge to the club in the past 2 seasons and will be sadly missed. We would like to thank Tony for all the hard work and dedication he has shown during his time at the club.
"Also a big thanks to First team coach Laurence Stitt for all he has done this season too.
"We will now be open to applicants wishing to apply for position of First Team Manager.
"Immaculata F.C play in the Premier Division of the Amateur League, having recently won the league in 2016.
"Based in the Lower Falls Area, we pride ourselves in developing local players and constantly improving the standards of grassroots football in West Belfast.
"If you are a hardworking, committed and experienced coach and you are interested in applying for the position, please get in touch with our facebook page or email immaculatafcsecretary@yahoo.com"
The deadline for applications is Friday, June 21.
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