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The League of Ireland Premier Division Manager of the Month award is a monthly award given to the best manager in the top flight of Irish football.
The selection is made by the Soccer Writers' Association of Ireland, commonly known as the SWAI.
| Month | Player | Club |
|---|---|---|
| March |  Ian Foster | Galway United |
| April |  Paul Doolin | Cork City |
| May |  Michael O'Neill | Shamrock Rovers |
| June | Pat Fenlon | Bohemians |
| July | Sean Connor | Dundalk |
| August | Michael O'Neill | Shamrock Rovers |
| September | Paul Cook | Sligo Rovers |
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