Treaty United in search for new manager as O'Riordan departs

Don O'Riordan during his time managing Treaty United in the WNL during the 2022 season.

Don O'Riordan during his time managing Treaty United in the WNL during the 2022 season. Credit: Paul Corcoran (ETPhotos)

Treaty United have announced the departure of their Women’s National League first team manager Don O’Riordan.

O’Riordan has left the limerick club due to time commitments according to a statement released by Treaty United earlier on Monday.

The former Galway United, Sligo Rovers and Galway WFC boss took the helm at Treaty United ahead of the 2022 WNL season.

United had a challenging campaign which saw them finish bottom of the table with just two points.

Treaty United statement in full:

Treaty United regrets to announce Don O’Riordan has advised the club of his departure due to time commitments.

Treaty United would like to place on the record our sincere thanks to Don and his management team for their hard work, dedication and integrity in developing the youngest squad in the Women’s National League during the 2022 campaign.

The club wishes Don every success in the future and he will always be welcome at Treaty United

The club will now begin the process of recruiting a new First Team Manager to prepare Treaty United’s Senior Women’s side for the 2023 campaign.

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