Shelbourne have appointed Alan Reynolds as assistant manager to Ian Morris ahead of their return to the League of Ireland's First Division.
Reynolds, who won a Premier Division as a player with Shels in 2006, will also continue in his role as Republic of Ireland under-21 boss.
The former Waterford boss says he's hoping to "bring his experience" to the management setup at Tolka Park as they plot a swift promotion back to the top-flight.
“I’ll be going in to see how I can improve the players and make sure they’re of required standard for the boss, in Ian, so we can bounce back and help as much as I can,” Reynolds told Shelbourne's website.
“Our relationship will be good. Through the conversations we’ve had, we both want the same thing, we want to play the right way and excite the fans.
“I’m here to help him and when I’ve had assistants myself, I’ve known what I’ve wanted from them so I’ll be bringing that to the table,” he added.
“You can see it’s building here. Shelbourne has had tough times over the years and it’s a setback this year but we’ve bounced back before and I’ve no doubt we’ll do it again."
