Ally Wilson says he’s not sure what the future holds for Rathfriland after his club sealed the double on Saturday, adding the Premier Division title to the Intermediate Cup they won 12 days earlier.
The Whites have made little secret of their desire to push on in Intermediate football, and clinching the Amateur League’s top flight title in style at the weekend, dethroning Crumlin Star on their own patch to do it, would normally earn them the right to a play-off for entry into the NI Football League’s basement tier, the Premier Intermediate.
However, Rathfriland didn’t apply to take part in any potential play-off this season – applications had to be in by December – with respective Mid Ulster and Ballymena Premier league champions Ballymacash Rangers and St James’ Swifts now set to lock horns for that honour.
