The squad will get together for their first session in months tomorrow.
Athlone Town will return to contact training tomorrow morning, after the government announced the accelerated ending of lockdown measures last Friday.
The FAI has been locked in negotiations over a return to play with league of Ireland clubs in recent weeks, with a return to first division action currently penciled in for August.
Town had began their first division campaign with two promising performances but ultimately two defeats.
Vice-Captain John Morgan is looking forward to returning to training with his team mates and wants to build on the foundations laid earlier in the year:
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