Watching the football over the weekend, the old Depeche Mode song and lyric kept making its way into the jukebox in our head: "It’s just a Question of Time." It started in Killarney, with...

Our exchange of salutations with Conor McCarthy in Killarney on Saturday was a brief one. 

Given the noses in the southwest which were put out of joint last Friday by Conor McCarthy’s piece in these pages, should we start with off-field competition?

Saturday evening’s game being a replay and in awful weather conditions was a difficult game to referee and Maurice Deegan will be happy to get over it with no major controversy.

Kingdom find the missing keys: Kerry’s depth is illustrated not so much in who came in but who didn’t

Kerry 1-11 Cork 1-6: Enough. That just about summed up this Kerry victory.

Five things we learned about the value of a replay.

They just grinded it out. And in their manager Kerry have someone who continues to extract every last drop out of them.

"We're delighted...It took two very tough games to beat a Cork team that I think are far from finished this year."

Kerry showed class in difficult weather conditions at Fitzgerald Park to pick up their 77th Munster title and one of their most hard fought.

The quick-thinking of substitute Colm Cooper was the spark that brightened this gloomy, rain-lashed Munster final replay for Kerry.

Cork and Kerry fans are gathering at Killarney's Fitzgerald Stadium to see the teams go to it again, after last weekend's 3-12(Cork) to 2-15(Kerry) draw.

Irish Examiner contributor and Sports writer Ger McCarthy will be following the action as it happens on the pitch and including all the Twitter reaction before, during and after this evening’s eagerly awaited Munster SFC final replay.