O’Shea set to take over as Kingdom boss

PAT O’SHEA could be appointed the new Kerry football coach later this week.
Tue, 21 Nov, 2006 - 00:00
Jim O’Sullivan and Liam Horan

County Board chairman Sean Walsh, remains adamant that he will have a successor to All-Ireland winning boss, Jack O’Connor by the end of the month.

However O’Shea, the Board’s sole target, remains tight-lipped about his prospects of taking charge.

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