Manager Stuart Taylor departs Limerick FC

LIMERICK FC have confirmed that manager Stuart Taylor has departed as club manager.

A club statement released this Tuesday evening said that Limerick FC and Stuart Taylor “wish to confirm that they will amicably part company this evening”.

“I have really enjoyed my time as manager of Limerick FC and I am very proud of the progress made and what has been achieved by the club over the last 18 months. I do now however feel that the time is right for me to step away from the club,” said Taylor.

“I would like to thank club officials for the continued support they have given me throughout my time here as manager. Their determination along with the commitment of loyal supporters and local clubs have played a significant role in the progress made by Limerick FC. I want to also acknowledge the huge effort given by my players and backroom staff since my arrival at the club and I wish all connected with the Limerick FC the best for the future,” said the Scot.

Limerick FC Chairman Pat O’Sullivan said: “I’d like to offer our sincere thanks to Stuart for his professionalism, energy and personal commitment to the club during his time here. Having spoken to Stuart repeatedly in recent days, this decision is the best for both parties. We wish Stuart all the very best in his future career and are confident that someone with his skills and experience will be quickly snapped up.”

Tommy Barrett is to join the remaining Senior management team ahead of Friday night’s trip to Athlone Town FC.