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Chris Dunnion will take charge of Lifford Celtic this season
Lifford Celtic FC has officially appointed Chris Dunnion as their new first-team manager for the 2024/25 season.
Dunnion brings extensive experience to the role, having previously managed various age groups at Lifford Celtic and enjoyed considerable success as a county manager.
The club is delighted to welcome Dunnion and anticipates a prosperous season under his guidance, aiming to build on last season's promotion to the First Division.
Upon his appointment, Dunnion expressed to the club: "It was an honour to be appointed manager of Lifford Celtic FC in what is the club's upcoming 75th year anniversary. There have been many top players and managers in the club's history and I hope to emulate them and bring the club onwards.
"The process has already begun putting a squad together ahead of a return to the First Division and we will all be looking forward to a good season."
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