Will last year's parsley keep going?

Hello peeps, it's been a while since I joined in. I made it home from Spain to West Cork last week after a stressful struggle and I'm now sorting out my raised beds and sowing seeds indoors.
Last year's parsley plant is outside and it's not looking too bad so I'm hoping it will give me a crop again this year.
Should I remove the flower heads when I tidy it up?
Thanks in advance.

p.s. I did try to do a search on this topic but the function doesn't seem to be working

I doubt the parsley will do another year it will try to flower then die I think.

Okay, thanks for the advice. I have already sown a few parsley seeds so hopefully they'll germinate to replace the current plant.
Yes, the situation in Spain is awful. We spent the winter there and had brought the date of our return ferry crossing forward. Next thing we knew, Brittany Ferries cancelled us. Fortunately the Irish press reported that the boats were still running for freight so after lots of 'robust' conversations they finally agreed to honour our booking and repatriate us! It's a huge relief to be home to to be able to start growing vegetables to help our food supplies over the coming months.

I had a small bed of parsley outside the greenhouse door last year which I let go to seed (which I collected). However lots of seed dropped on the bed and now I have lots of tiny seedlings which are slowly growing. I put some individual seedlings in the greenhouse and they are now producing new growth, but I expect them to start to rise to flowering in a month or so. By that time the seedlings outdoors will hopefully be producing! I use quite a lot of parsley, so it's nice to have sort of stumbled on a method of production. Isn't gardening wonderful!!