to be succeeded by Frankie Wilson. By this point, relegation to the third tier had become an inevitability; Celtic finished the season 20 points adrift of 11th-placed Dergview. Life in the NIFL Premier Intermediate League started with another managerial change, with former Glenavon, Spurs and Northern Ireland winger Gerard McMahon taking the reins at Knockramer Park. This, however, failed to stem the club's decline, as they finished second-bottom of the division, on 19 points. A 17-year spell in the Northern Ireland Football League ended on 15 August 2019, as the club announced its intention to withdraw from the Premier Intermediate League, with a view to reforming youth structures and resuming senior football activities for the 2020-21 season. It was announced on 29 June 2020 that Lurgan Celtic's application to join the Mid-Ulster Football League was accepted, and the club will play in the MUFL Junior Division 3 for the 2020-21 season. Current squad Honours Intermediate honoursNIFL Championship 2 (tier 3): 12014–15Mid-Ulster League Division 1: 11922/23Mid-Ulster Football League: 1 1997–98Northern Ireland Intermediate League: 12000–01Mid-Ulster Cup: 31911/12, 1912/13, 1914/15Mid-Ulster Shield: 11971/72Bob Radcliffe Cup: 21997–98, 2011–12Gerald Kennedy Cup 22007, 2022 Junior honoursIrish Junior Cup: 11990–91John Magee Cup: 1''' 2022 External links Lurgan Celtic Homepage Ground Hopper's tour of Knockramer Park References Association football clubs established in 1970 Association football clubs in Northern Ireland Association football clubs in County Armagh Lurgan