Dumbarton: Stevie Farrell appointed manager after Stranraer exit
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Dumbarton defeated Stranraer 1-0 on aggregate in the League 1 play-off semi-final
Stevie Farrell has left his role as Stranraer manager to take charge of Dumbarton in Scottish League 1.
The former Dumbarton assistant spent four-and-a-half years at Stair Park, leading the club to fourth in League 2 this season before defeat in the play-offs to his new employers.
The 28-year-old replaces Jim Duffy, who stepped down at Sons after securing safety following a ninth-place finish.
He joins on a two-year deal and brings assistant Frank McKeown from Stranraer.
Dumbarton chairman John Steele says Farrell was the "outstanding candidate" for the job, adding: "He knows the club from his previous time here and is very highly thought of as a manager."
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