Shamrock Rovers have been handed a major boost with the news that manager Stephen Bradley will remain as the club's head coach, despite being approach to take charge of Lincoln City.
The Hoops boss, a two-time SSE Airtricity Premier Division winner, emerged as a target for Lincoln following the departure of Michael Appleton and a formal approach has been made.
Bradley confirmed that he held talks with the English League One side, however, following those discussions he has decided to stay with Rovers.
"During the past few days there has been much speculation about my immediate future as Shamrock Rovers Head Coach," he said.
"I would like to thank Lincoln City for expressing an interest in speaking to me about their vacant managerial position.
"Like every manager and coach I one day have an ambition to test myself in different countries and at different levels of the game.
"But right now, I am very happy to stay and continue my work at Shamrock Rovers. I love this club and I feel that our work here is not yet complete.
"The exceptional squad of players that we've built and our incredible fans makes me feel so hungry that we have a real opportunity to achieve more success at home and in Europe to match the ambitious targets the we have set ourselves as a club over the next few years.
"I would like to thank the Chairman and the Board for their counsel and support over the past few days.
"We have a huge few months coming up starting with tonight at home against Finn Harps and me, my staff and the players are ready to go!"
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