Kilduff guided the midlanders to this season's Women's Premier Division title.
Dundalk are poised to turn to the recently departed Athlone Town women's team manager Ciaran Kilduff to take over as the club's manager.
He's set to be announced as Jon Daly's successor at Oriel Park today.
Kilduff guided the midlanders to this season's Premier Division title and last year's FAI Cup.
It's one of many changes to come at Dundalk, with some players converting to part-time contracts as the club adjusts to life back in the First Division, with cost cutting necessary as they cope with significant debts.
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