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Niall Currie has left his role as Portadown boss with immediate effect with two games of the Irish Premiership season remaining.<\/b><\/p>\n
Currie took over as Ports boss for a second spell in October 2022 after previously managing the club between 2016 and 2018.<\/p>\n
His last game in charge was Saturday’s heavy 4-0 defeat against relegation-threatened Crusaders in which Currie criticised his side’s “abysmal”<\/a> performance.<\/p>\n Currie could not prevent the club from being relegated in the 2022-23 season, but he led the Ports back to the top flight at the first time of asking as they won the Championship title the following campaign.<\/p>\n They also reached the BetMcLean Cup final in 2024, but were beaten in the final by Linfield.<\/p>\n He then guided Portadown to an eighth place finish in their first campaign back in the Irish Premiership last season, two points off seventh and a spot in the European play-offs.<\/p>\n The club currently sit 10th with two games left to play, away to Ballymena United on Saturday and away to Bangor on Saturday, 25 April.<\/p>\n The 53-year-old has also managed Dundela, Carrick Rangers, Ards, Loughgall and Annagh United.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n