Former Republic of Ireland international Jeff Kenna has been confirmed the as the new manager of Galway United.
Dubliner Kenna, 37, takes over from Tony Cousins, who was sacked three weeks ago after his side registered just one point from their first four games.
Things haven't improved since his departure, with caretaker manager Billy Clery overseeing three defeats since, most recently a 3-0 defeat to Sligo Rovers on Saturday night.
Kenna, who was capped 27 times by Ireland, has been released from his playing contract by Kidderminster Harriers in order to take up the role.
<notforsyndication>The former Southampton, Blackburn Rovers, Birmingham City, Tranmere Rovers, Wigan Athletic, Derby County and Kidderminster player will appear on tonight's MNS on RTÉ Two and worldwide on RTÉ.ie. The show runs from 8pm-9pm. </notforsyndication>
