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Andrew Foley has left his role at Finn Harps. Photo: Sportsfile
First team coach Andrew Foley has left his role at Finn Harps.
The Wexford native has been on Ollie Horgan’s backroom team since the 2020 season.
Harps finished eighth in the 2020 Premier Division in a season shortened due to the Covid-19 pandemic.
Huge thanks to everyone at @FinnHarpsFC for the last couple of seasons.
— Andrew Foley (@foleyandy) June 7, 2022
Loved every minute of being there with some great people.#UTH pic.twitter.com/FUfkWqyVD3
Last season, Harps also finished eighth, retaining their place in the top flight.
Foley was with the La Liga Football Academy in Abu Dhabi prior to joining Harps.
A native of Wexford, he has also worked at Wexford FC and Bohemians and spent some time in the Middle East.
A group of children and teenagers with Cllr Martin McDermott, leas-chathaoirleach, Donegal County Council enjoying the sunshine at the official opening of Portaleen viewing point
PHOTO: Naomh Conaill GAA Club /Facebook
The opening of the Changing Places facility at Narin. PHOTO: Thomas Gallagher
The late Aengus Friel Lawrence performing at the Earagail Arts Festival in 2021
Cllr Barry Sweeny (FG) hands over the Cathaoirleach's chain of office to Cllr Niamh Kennedy (Ind). PHOTO: Siobhán McNamara
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