Club Information

Formed back in 1987 following the amalgamation of Rosspoint, Reids and Ardallan, Warrenpoint Town played their first competitive match in 1988. We resided at Clonallan Park up until 1995 when we made the move to Milltown.

Milltown has remained our home since then but has seen drastic changes over the years. Our first game at Milltown was against League of Ireland champions Dundalk, marking our ambition to continue to grow football at the highest level in South Down. In 2004, club rooms were built at Milltown for the first time. Development in the local community remained key for the club, and in 2009 we were able to open our own 3G facility at the club.

Milltown has continued to be developed and we now boast three seated and covered stands, a covered standing terrace, a dedicated club shop, a 3G training pitch, The Point Social (Social Club), and Academy Offices. Our first team has risen from the local Carnbane League, right up to the NIFL Premiership picking up many league and cup titles on the way. Following back-to-back relegations, we now compete in the NIFL Playr-Fit Premier Intermediate League (Third Tier). Despite the relegations, the community has rallied behind the club as we begin our fight back up the divisions.

Our 250+ children play in our 20 Youth teams in local and national leagues and are ably coached by a growing number of dedicated and certified IFA badge coaches. The future looks bright for the club but fundraising continues to be essential to ensure the continuity of football for all.

CLUB CONTACTS

Chairman: Johnny Bird – 07707926971

Director: Michael McGivern

Director : Michael Gilsenan

Club Secretary: Jack Gilsenan – football@warrenpointtownfc.co.uk –  07871973611


PLAYING STAFF

Manager: John Gill

Assistant Manager: Gary Boyle

1st Team Coach: Marcus Woods

Goalkeeping Coach: Andrew Coleman

Academy Manager: 

Youth Development Officer: Brian Powell- youth@warrenpointtownfc.co.uk (07730468644)

Club Physio: Sean McDonnell


BEHIND THE SCENES 

Kit Managers: Darren Fegan and Mark Duffy

Head Groundsman: Steven Kelly

Liaison Officer: Robert Mc Cabe 07879877187

Disability Access Officer: Mrs Maria Bird – 07843757945

Child Protection & Safeguarding Officer: Sinead Boyle – 07787921151

Club Chaplain: Andy Burns

Safety Officer: Raymond Woods Jnr (07594784548)

Supporters Liaison Officer: Paul Trainor – 07708520114

Community Relations Officer: Brian Reid – 07803135131

Hospitality: Cathi Cunnigham

Club Shop: Brendan Boyle, Laura Boyle, Sinead Boyle

Media Officer: Aidan Quinn


KEY CONTACTS FOR YOUTH

Academy Coaching Teams

Academy Manager: 

U16s Coaching Team: Brian Powell (Team Manager), Jonny Watters (Assistant Coach)

U18s Coaching Team: Niall McCann (Team Manager), Mark McCann and Sean Waters (Assistant Coaches)

U20s Coaching Team: Matthew Newell (Team Manager), Fergal Kindlon (Assistant Coach)

Email: academymanager@warrenpointtownfc.co.uk 


Youth Coaching Teams

Youth Development Officer: Brian Powell 07730468644

2016 Coaching Team: Andy Murdock

2015 Coaching Team: Paschal McErlean

2014 Coaching Team: Niall Matthews

2013 Coaching Team: Mark Toal

2013 Colts Coaching Team: Johnny Bird

2012 Coaching Team: Michael McKenna

2012 Colts Coaching Team: Gavin Murphy

2011 Coaching Team: Niall Cluskey

2011 Colts Coaching Team: Chris Bowker

2010 Coaching Team: Gerry Trainor

2010 Colts Coaching Team: Dougie McDonnell

2009 Coaching Team: Marcus Woods

2008 Coaching Team: Brendan Boyle

Email: youth@warrenpointtownfc.co.uk 


Some of our core documents are listed below and can be downloaded by clicking the link.

Code of Conduct for Coaches

Code of Expectations for Parents and Guardians

Code of Conduct for Children and Young People

Safeguarding Children and Young People Policy

Safeguarding Children Appendix 1 to 5

Financial Statements as per UEFA Club Licensing and Financial Fair Play Regs.

**During the year 2021 Warrenpoint Town FC did not pay any fees to agents or intermediaries.  The objective of Article 47b is to bring more transparency between clubs regarding the financial information available to the public as some clubs in Northern Ireland must disclose financial information whilst others do not.