'Will I stay or not? I don't know' - Murray not ruling out departing Meath hot seat 

The Cavan native is on the verge of leading Meath to back-to-back All-Ireland titles and revealed that 'most of the coaches are leaving, they're moving on'.
'Will I stay or not? I don't know' - Murray not ruling out departing Meath hot seat 

FINAL CALL: In attendance at a photocall ahead of the TG4 All-Ireland Junior, Intermediate and Ladies Senior Football Championship Finals on Sunday next are, from left, Aimee Kelly of Laois, Roisin Muphy of Wexford, LGFA President Mícheál Naughton, Anna Galvin of Meath, Shauna Ennis of Kerry, Alan Esslemont, CEO TG4, Cathy Carey of Antrim and Molly McGloin of Fermanagh at Croke Park in Dublin. Photo by David Fitzgerald/Sportsfile

Eamonn Murray has confirmed that most of Meath's management team will break up after Sunday's TG4 All-Ireland ladies final and hasn't ruled out departing himself.

The Cavan native is on the verge of leading Meath to back-to-back All-Ireland titles and revealed that 'most of the coaches are leaving, they're moving on'.

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