Richie Wellens leaves Swindon for League Two Salford City.

John Sheridan’s second stint at the National League club began last January.

The ex-Tottenham boss says he doesn’t plan on being out of work for long as he seeks his next club.

Almost two weeks on from being sacked by Tottenham, Mauricio Pochettino wants a swift return to management with a European club.

Clare and Galway are the last two key inter-county hurling posts to be filled.

Despite being sacked from two of the highest profile jobs in world football in 2018, the 52-year-old sees a route back into top-tier coaching.

New recruits will train in weapon handling, naval operations and physical fitness.

The search has begun for their boss for the 2019 season.

You can’t keep a good man down for long.

Wayne Pivac says he has held informal talks with the Welsh Rugby Union.

Paddy Carr has departed from his role with Ballymun Kickhams.

And it worked!

Longford will hold interviews for the vacant senior football manager role next week.

Everyone’s gotta eat, right?

How’s your LinkedIn profile looking?

Former Ireland international linked with Brighton job.

The 200 roles will cover areas like software development, marketing and innovation hackers, which will aim to develop the next generation of apps and services.

If employers want to attract good people, they need to start making them lucrative offers.

New reports find construction is recovering along with professional sector.

Dokter and Ray Houghton continue their search for Giovanni Trapattoni’s replacement.

The Northern Irishman says John Delaney has yet to pick up the phone.

The former Republic of Ireland international has been sacked after four games of the new season.

As Munster prepare to dive into the jobs market, we take a look at some of the top candidates to fill the Thomond Park hotseat.

The Derry City boss has emerged as the frontrunner to take over from Michael O’Neill in the Shamrock Rovers dugout.

The former presidential candidate, who wasn’t entirely clear on Obama’s Libya policy, said if he could have any job in the cabinet it would be Defence Secretary. He also burst into song…

In your Fix tonight: Labour picks its president; the cost of a second Greek bailout; the former government minister and the social network; The Boss looses his Big Man; and the dog who loves a riot.

Noel Dempsey has found work advising local authorities since leaving government.

Bohemians manager is eyeing a move to SPL again.

Mike Ashley is a man in a hurry as he tries to find the right man for the Magpies hot-seat.