O'Connor to continue as Kerry manager
Jack O'Connor has been ratified as the manager of the Kerry senior footballers, following a meeting of the Kingdom's county board.
O'Connor, who has guided Kerry to three All-Ireland titles has agreed to stay for a further three-year spell with the team, after talks with the board.
Former goalkeeper Diarmuid Murphy is set to join the Kerry boss as a new selector.
The remainder of O'Connor's backroom team is made up of familiar faces with Ger O'Keeffe continuing as a selector and Alan O'Sullivan staying on board as a trainer.
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