Determined Kernan keen to keep leading Galway footballers

GALWAY boss Joe Kernan will meet with county officials next week to discuss his future.

Thu, 22 Jul, 2010 - 01:00

John Fallon

The Tribesmen crashed to a qualifier defeat against Wexford and Kernan vows to respect any decision board chiefs will make. However he admits he would ‘like to stay on if everything is right”.

Kernan said yesterday: “I am taking a total break from the whole thing and I’ll make my mind up.

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