All-Ireland winning Cork manager Eamonn Ryan is set to return to Ladies Football management next month - for the 2016 All Star Tour.

Eamonn Ryan’s remarkable Cork are through to a 10th TG4 All-Ireland ladies senior football final in 11 years.

The experienced physio at the centre of last weekend’s stretcher saga in Clare has rejected county board claims that a stretcher was available for fractured ankle victim Conor Cleary.

Alan O’Neill’s Kerry ran riot against Mayo in the second half of today’s TG4 All-Ireland Ladies senior football quarter-final to book their place in the last four.

Kerry 2-13 Cork 2-4: Even Kerry captain Cáit Lynch was surprised at the Kingdom’s nine-point victory over All-Ireland champions Cork in Saturday’s Munster SFC Championship final in Mallow, but there’s no question they deserved their 16th provincial title.

Cork will contest their 11th Division 1 National League title in 12 years having denied Kerry in Dromcollogher yesterday.

Ladies Football: Cork 1-13 Kerry 1-12

Dublin 2-12 Kerry 1-10

Kerry 1-22 Donegal 2-14 (After extra time)

Kerry 1-22 Donegal 2-14 (aet)

Cork 6-14 Kerry 2-11

Cork 3-12 Kerry 2-10

Ladies Football: It’s been a busy week for Cork defender Geraldine O’Flynn, between moving homes and preparing for today’s second round Munster Championship showdown with Kerry (Páirc Uí Rinn, 2.30pm).

Cork 3-13 Kerry 3-8

Kerry 1-8 Cork 1-7

Cork 2-9 Kerry 0-11

Kerry 2-14 Mayo 2-13

Kerry 2-14 Mayo 2-13

Kerry 1-16 Cork 1-15

Kerry 3-10 Cork 3-08

Galway 1-10 Kerry 1-13

Down 1-20 Armagh 1-11

Tesco Homegrown Ladies National Football League Division 2 final

Meath 1-20 Armagh 2-10

Cork 0-16 Kerry 0-7

Galway 1-7 Kerry 1-13

Kerry boss William O’Sullivan is confident his team can negotiate the TG4 All-Ireland Ladies SFC semi-final hurdle at the third time of asking.

Dublin 0-10 Kerry 0-11

Cork survived a brave fightback from Kerry to claim their ninth consecutive Munster Ladies SFC title in Páirc Uí Rinn on Saturday.

Kerry coach William O’Sullivan will be hoping it’s third time lucky against Cork in today’s TG4 Munster SLFC final.

Kerry 2-12 Monaghan 4-15

Kerry 3-11 Mayo 0-10

CORK won their eighth successive Munster Ladies’ SFC title on Saturday, with a nine-point win over Kerry in Dr Crokes, Killarney.

DEIRDRE O’REILLY often slips under the radar when it comes to mentioning Cork football stars.

THIS game will always be remembered for a number of reasons, not least the fact that Down brought the Sam Maguire Cup back to Ulster for the first time since they themselves won it in 1968.

KERRY captain Bernie Breen rifled home a brilliant 56th minute goal at Ballymahon, Longford on Saturday to force this thrilling All-Ireland semi-final to a replay.

LEINSTER champions Dublin and Munster surprise packets Kerry advanced to the semi-finals of the TG4 All-Ireland Ladies SFC with hard-fought quarter-final victories at Banagher on Saturday.

Armagh 3-15 London 3-14

Down 4-24 Armagh 0-9

GALWAY’S Joe Bergin has urged the GAA to shut off the loophole that could see a Connacht county left without a second chance in the Championship.

Armagh 3-20 Tyrone 2-9

IN the end, it was certainly convincing, as Armagh ran out 17-point winners in the Letterkenny sunshine against 13-man Donegal in the Ulster Hurling championship on Saturday.

CORK aim to inflict more misery on Kerry football in this afternoon’s Munster Ladies SFC final Páirc ui Rinn, (3pm).