LEAGUE OF IRELAND Premier Division champions Dundalk have announced the departure of left-back Dean Jarvis.
Having reached the end of his contract, the 27-year-old Derry native — whose next club has yet to be confirmed — has opted to move closer to home for 2020.
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In his two seasons as a Dundalk player, Jarvis won two Premier Division titles, as well as FAI Cup, EA Sports Cup, President’s Cup and Unite the Union Champions Cup medals.
“I would like to thank the staff, the fans and especially the players for making the past two years the best in my career to date,” he said. “The success and memories we all had together are something I’ll never forget. All the best going forward to everyone and thank you all.”
Jarvis was brought to Dundalk by former Lilywhites manager Stephen Kenny, who snapped him up from Derry City. While competing for a starting berth with Dane Massey, he made 19 league appearances in 2019 as they retained their title.
“I want to wish Dean all the best,” Dundalk head coach Vinny Perth said. “Unfortunately Dean has decided to move closer to home to be closer to his young family.
“He has been an integral part of the league-winning squad over the past two years. We wish him well in his future career and he will always be welcome back at Oriel Park. He will always be a friend of the squad.”
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Back-to-back league winner Jarvis bids farewell to Dundalk
LEAGUE OF IRELAND Premier Division champions Dundalk have announced the departure of left-back Dean Jarvis.
Having reached the end of his contract, the 27-year-old Derry native — whose next club has yet to be confirmed — has opted to move closer to home for 2020.
In his two seasons as a Dundalk player, Jarvis won two Premier Division titles, as well as FAI Cup, EA Sports Cup, President’s Cup and Unite the Union Champions Cup medals.
“I would like to thank the staff, the fans and especially the players for making the past two years the best in my career to date,” he said. “The success and memories we all had together are something I’ll never forget. All the best going forward to everyone and thank you all.”
Jarvis was brought to Dundalk by former Lilywhites manager Stephen Kenny, who snapped him up from Derry City. While competing for a starting berth with Dane Massey, he made 19 league appearances in 2019 as they retained their title.
“I want to wish Dean all the best,” Dundalk head coach Vinny Perth said. “Unfortunately Dean has decided to move closer to home to be closer to his young family.
“He has been an integral part of the league-winning squad over the past two years. We wish him well in his future career and he will always be welcome back at Oriel Park. He will always be a friend of the squad.”
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Dean Jarvis LOI Dundalk this is the end