'In his first year at Tolka Park, Duff guided the newly promoted Reds to a 7th place finish and a first FAI Cup final appearance in over a decade. The club is confident that under his guidance, Shelbourne will continue to grow and once again become a competitive force in domestic competition. 'This contract extension reaffirms the club’s commitment in Duff’s ambitious vision for the future. He’s made an enormously positive contribution and his influence in the growth and development of the club on and off the field has been immeasurable. Shels said in a statement: 'Shelbourne FC is delighted to announce that Damien Duff has put pen to paper on a new contract extension with the club. READ MORE: Stuart Byrne: Excitement of FAI Cup final day can be replicated if Irish football plays it's cards right

It means that the former Republic of Ireland star will remain in charge at Tolka Park for the foreseeable future after guiding Shels to a fourth place finish this term.ĭuff admitted his frustration with a lack of planning for next season following Shels' 4-2 win over Drogheda in their final league game, but following a 'restructuring' of the club's shareholding, the 44-year-old has signed a new deal.

Damien Duff has signed a new contract with Shelbourne, the club has announced.

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