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McStay enters race but Ryan still favourite for Kildare job

Kevin McStay has publicly declared his interest in becoming Kildare’s new senior football team manager.

McStay enters race but Ryan still favourite for Kildare job

Fri, 04 Oct, 2013 - 01:00

Former Wexford boss Jason Ryan may be viewed as the favourite to succeed Kieran McGeeney but ex-Mayo star McStay last night revealed “there’s a lot of lads to be met yet.”

McStay was reacting to the RTÉ TV draw for the 2014 GAA senior provincial championships, which pitted the Lilywhites against Westmeath or Louth in the Leinster SFC quarter-final.

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