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Frankie Honohan takes Cork Ladies reins against settled Mayo

Cork GAA’s longest-serving selector will pull the strings for the Division 1 National League champions tomorrow in Mallow (2pm).

Frankie Honohan takes Cork Ladies reins against settled Mayo

Sun, 31 Jan, 2016 - 00:00

Mary White

Donoughmore’s Frankie Honohan has been involved with the Cork senior ladies football team since 2003, and tomorrow he’ll be in the hotseat in the absence of new head coach Ephie Fitzgerald.

Fitzgerald, who was appointed as Eamonn Ryan’s successor by the Cork County Board on Monday night, won’t be in Mallow for the league opener against Mayo.

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Gaa Frankie Honohan Cork senior ladies football team Place: Mallow Place: Aughrim Place: Whitechurch GAA Grounds Place: Banagher—Place: Parnell Park Place: Killyclogher Place: Monaghan Place: Emyvale Person: Frankie Honohan Person: Donoughmore Person: Ephie Fitzgerald Person: Fitzgerald Person: Eamonn Ryan Person: Tom McGlinchey Person: Déise Person: Honohan Person: Frank Browne Person: Pat O’Leary Person: Bridget O’Brien Person: Ryan Person: O’Leary Person: O’Brien Person: Geraldine O’Flynn Person: Browne Person: Alan O’Neill Person: Gregory McGonigle Person: McGonigle Person: Paula Cunningham Event: 1 National League Event: Division 4 NFL Event: All-Ireland Organisation: Cork Ladies Organisation: Mayo Organisation: Cork GAA Organisation: Cork senior ladies Organisation: Cork County Board Organisation: Clare Organisation: Waterford Organisation: Wicklow Organisation: Dublin Organisation: Cork Organisation: Rebels Organisation: Kerry Organisation: Armagh Organisation: Monaghan Organisation: Galway Organisation: Tyrone

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