SHELBOURNE have confirmed further external investment in the club.
Neil and Cathal Doyle will put a seven-figure sum into Shels in return for a minority shareholding.
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The brothers are directors of European firm Bedford Consulting and Shels said their cash injection was accompanied by a ‘comprehensive five-year plan’.
In a statement, the siblings said: “We are proud to support Shelbourne FC’s long-term vision with this initial investment. Our aim is to elevate all facets of the club’s performance and deepen our engagement with the community.
“This investment marks our commitment to the club’s future success and sustainability. We are delighted to be in a position to support the club’s progress and continuation of the work led by the Board and our outstanding team of staff and volunteers.”
Shels CEO Barry Mocke added: “This investment represents another phase in Shelbourne’s upward trajectory.
“As a club, we remain steadfast in our commitment to delivering success both on and off the pitch.”