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Foy, right, with Athletic assistant boss Sean 'Wizard' McGowan
Raymond Foy has stepped down as Strabane Athletic boss the club confirmed on Sunday evening.
Former Finn Harps midfielder Foy, who hails from Castlefin, took over at the start of the season and helped the club to a league and cup double.
A short statement on Strabane Athletic’s website read: “After a double winning and very successful season, Strabane Athletic can confirm that Raymond Foy has decided to step down from his role as manager.
“We will pay tribute to Raymond’s significant achievements in due course but in the meantime, we would like to assure all our supporters that the committee are in advanced negotiations on a replacement and an announcement will be made in the next few days”.
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