His Dundalk side have been in great form.
Former Athlone Town Women's manger Ciarán Kilduff returns to Lissywollen tomorrow night as his Dundalk men's side take on the midlanders in the League of Ireland First Division.
Town, who are currently without a manager, have struggled so far this season losing seven of their 12 games played and currently sit third from bottom in 8th place.
However it's been a different story for Dundalk who sit on top of the league, three points clear of their nearest challengers Bray.
Kick off is at 7.45 tomorrow night at the Athlone Town Stadium.
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