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Durcan favourite to succeed Kearins

Veteran panellist Paul Durcan is favourite to succeed ex Sligo manager James Kearins after he (Kearins) stepped down after less than a year at the helm.

Durcan favourite to succeed Kearins

Fri, 10 Sep, 2004 - 15:04

Veteran panellist Paul Durcan is favourite to succeed ex Sligo manager James Kearins after he (Kearins) stepped down after less than a year at the helm.

Kearins replaced Peter Ford just before the beginning of the National Football League but failed to make any advances with the team.

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