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Mayo confident Horan will stay

Mayo GAA chiefs are confident James Horan will remain in charge next season.

Mayo confident Horan will stay

Wed, 09 Oct, 2013 - 01:00

Terry Reilly

Speculation has been rife that Horan was considering his position due to work and family commitments following the All-Ireland SFC final loss to Dublin.

However, the two-time All Star is not scheduled to meet the board until next week where they will discuss the season and outlay the initial plans for 2014.

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