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Kerry gain sweet revenge with largest-ever Munster final victory over Cork
Kerry struck four goals after a promising Cork start
Kerry’s Sean O’Shea celebrates scoring his side’s third goal. Picture: INPHO/Ryan Byrne
Sun, 25 Jul, 2021 - 21:16
John Fogarty Kerry 4-22 Cork 1-9
History came thumping down on Cork in Killarney as an avenging Kerry administered a butchering so severe it has carved its way into the annals.
Until Peter Keane brings his team to the county’s 38th All-Ireland SFC title, there will be unease in the Kingdom but this horrific beating inflicted on the neighbours will go some way to making them forget what happened on November 8, 2020.
AustraliaIrelandMonaghanCroke-parkDublin-cityAustralianDiarmuid-oconnorMark-keaneGavin-whitePaudie-cliffordJason-foleyMark-white WITH the dust finally settled on Fermanagh’s exit from the Ulster Championship at the hands of Monaghan, manager Ryan McMenamin believes the time will come in the next few weeks for him and the county board to sit down and see where his future lies. McMenamin was coy on what he would like to see happen and acknowledged that there is a process that needs to be followed to ratify him as manager for next season. “The GAA is funny they give you a three-year term but nothing is ever done until you are ratified in again. “You don’t know if you are going to get ratified with the County Board so you sit down with the County Board and review it.
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