Stephen Quinn has stepped down as manager of the Wexford Youths Senior Women's team.
In an official statement released a few moments ago, the club have moved to thank Quinn for his time and achievements in the South East.
Wexford Youths Women FC can confirm Stephen Quinn has stepped down as manager of our senior team.
We would like to place on record our thanks to Stephen for his professionalism, commitment and hard work during his 4 years at the club.
Club statement:
➡️ https://t.co/mdYWqCbGig pic.twitter.com/vobGNR9cpk— Wexford Youths Women (@YouthsWomen) June 12, 2023
It reads: "We would like to place on record our thanks to Stephen for his professionalism, commitment and hard work during his four years at the club, which included a never to be forgotten FAI Cup Final win in his first season in charge.
"We wish Stephen all the best for the future, and he will always be welcome back at Ferrycarrig Park."
2023 has proved a difficult season for the League of Ireland heavyweights, as they sit in sixth position in the Women's Premier Division, 17 points behind leaders Peamount.
Defeat in Dublin.
Back in action in seven days time, away to Glentoran FC in the Avenir Sports All Island Cup. pic.twitter.com/juX2Fr4Gpt
— Wexford Youths Women (@YouthsWomen) June 10, 2023
Saturday's five-nil defeat in Dublin against rivals Shelbourne was his last outing as Youths supremo in a campaign that has seen his squad decimated with injuries.
So many times this season, it has been a case of 'what if' for this great side, as games were often dominated without the killer touch in the final third.
Speaking to Beat Sport following today's announcement, Quinn wanted to highlight his thanks for the team and supporters during his time in charge.
"I'd like to thank everyone for all the support and effort over the last four years with Wexford Youths," he said.
"There have been a lot of highs and lows, but we created some great memories and made some great friendships.
"I wish the club the best in the future and will always be a Youths supporter."
Following the news, messages of good wishes have flooded through the club's social channels, wishing the popular figure the best in his career.
Sorry to see him go all the best Steve thank you for your time and effort you put into the team especially Michaela
— Pa (@Pa31537896) June 12, 2023
Best of luck Stephen ??⚽️⚽️
— Joanne (@Joanne00763424) June 12, 2023
Best of luck Stephen?⚽️
— lorraine slattery (@lorraineslatte6) June 12, 2023
For Rianna Jarrett and co, the focus must immediately shift to Saturday, 17 June, with an Avenir Sports All Island Cup fixture against Glentoran in Belfast.
A side that has eyes firmly on improving results and the possibility of domestic silverware is still a goal for 2023.
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