Eamonn Ryan gets blessing of Ladies GAA Board to work with Cork men's team

Cork ladies PRO Pat Culloty insists there are “no hard feelings” following Eamonn Ryan’s decision to step down as senior football manager to join Peadar Healy with the men’s footballers.

Eamonn Ryan gets blessing of Ladies GAA Board to work with Cork men's team
Mon, 21 Dec, 2015 - 00:00
John Fogarty

News of the switch during the week had taken some in the county board by surprise.

On Saturday they released a statement in the wake of Ryan’s appointment being confirmed supporting the 10-time All-Ireland winner.

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