Managing a top-level ladies football team has been a breath of fresh air, according to Cork boss Ephie Fitzgerald.

It’s time for Nemo Rangers to get back on the horse.

Former Cork manager Billy Morgan has admitted he’d like Tomas Ó Sé to manage the county at some stage - but can’t see it happening.

Legendary Kerry manager Mick O'Dwyer addressed the Nemo Rangers players at training ahead of their All-Ireland club final meeting with Corofin tomorrow, it has emerged.

Should Nemo secure an eighth All-Ireland crown this Saturday, there’ll be much stock placed on what the players endured during the month of December.

The contribution of Corofin’s younger brigade has been central to their Croke Park return, according to manager Kevin O’Brien.

Saturday will be Nemo Rangers’ 12th All-Ireland club final appearance. Their record to date: Won seven, lost four.

With each visit to Trabeg comes greater insight into the Nemo mindset.

Barry O’Driscoll is asked if the rest of Cork shared in celebrating Nemo Rangers’ Munster success back in late November.

Paul Kerrigan does not require surgery for the posterior cruciate ligament tear he suffered in Nemo’s Munster club SFC final win last Sunday, but he’s still a major doubt for the All-Ireland semi-final in February.

Nemo Rangers expect star attacker Paul Kerrigan to figure in the All-Ireland series.

Provincial championship victories for Cork clubs over Kerry are infrequent enough for yesterday’s Munster Club SFC final to be toasted beyond the confines of Nemo Rangers’ expansive Trabeg base. But giddy suggestions their 0-16 to 0-11 victory over Dr Crokes may be the trigger for a Cork football resurgence might be stretching the point some.

Nemo Rangers (Cork) 0-16 Dr Crokes (Kerry) 0-11: What should have been a landslide was still a landmark victory for Nemo Rangers. Few teams don’t regret spurning six goal chances against reigning All-Ireland champions but then Nemo have long been a different breed.

The end of a long year for Colm Cooper came yesterday in Páirc Uí Rinn. 

Nemo Rangers 0-16 Dr Crokes 0-11

The best ever and the worst ever. So goes Paul Kerrigan’s description of Nemo’s last two Munster finals.

Johnny Buckley reckons AIB All-Ireland club football title holders Dr Crokes are a superior force now to the version that was "blown away" by Nemo Rangers when they last met in a provincial decider.

Nemo Rangers star Paul Kerrigan has admitted they'll miss the guile and experience of Kerry legend Tomás Ó Sé in Sunday's AIB Munster Club Senior Football Championship final.

Nemo Rangers (Cork) 2-17 Adare (Limerick) 0-4

Nemo Rangers 4-12 St Finbarr’s 3-13

While the proposed changes to the county junior hurling championship were the source of much debate at last night’s Cork County Board meeting, a decision was put back until the next gathering.

History and drama rolled into one Seamus Darby moment at the end of Sunday's Munster Club SFC final as Clonmel Commercials claimed a famous first provincial title with an injury-time goal from Michael Quinlivan in Mallow.

“When we were going through it ourselves as players, we were not seen as a great team either.”

As South Kerry are a divisional outfit, they are not permitted to enter the provincial stages so Legion automatically go forward as Kerry's representatives.

Stradbally (Waterford) 0-5 Nemo Rangers (Cork) 1-13: Once showered and changed, the Stradbally players made the short walk from Fraher Field to The Park Hotel for a couple of well overdue pints.

Nemo Rangers 1-10 Castlehaven 0-11: AROUND their considerable clubhouse on the South Douglas road last night, many of the men who created the Nemo Rangers legend of football dominance in Cork were agreed on one thing.

Nemo Rangers midfielder David Niblock says his side must repeat the defensive efforts of last week if they are to beat Castlehaven in Sunday’s Cork SFC final replay in Páirc Uí Rinn (3.30pm).

Brian Dillons celebrate their victory over Nemo Rangers in the City Division JAHC final, in Ballinlough, Cork.

Douglas 1-10 Nemo Rangers 0-13 (Cork SFC): Four unanswered points from Nemo Rangers in the final 10 minutes at Páirc Uí Rinn yesterday prevented Douglas from claiming a first championship victory over their city neighbours.

Premier IFC: Kiskeam 3-13 Nemo Rangers 0-9

Nemo Rangers 2-14 Na Piarsaigh 3-6: Na Piarsaigh are a game from possibly falling through the trapdoor of Premier Intermediate football after succumbing to city rivals, Nemo Rangers last night.

Kerry legend Tomás Ó Sé described the use of performance enhancing drugs in sports as ‘reckless.’

Cork footballer Colin Corkery has won the Provincial Player of the Year award for Munster for the second consecutive year after leading his club, Nemo Rangers, to the brink of their third All-Ireland final in as many years.