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Legendary Cork football manager Eamonn Ryan passes away Ryan guided Cork to 10 All-Ireland Ladies senior titles Eamonn Ryan  Eoghan Cormican Ten-time All-Ireland winning Cork ladies football manager Eamonn Ryan has passed away. Cork LGFA posted on social media that Ryan had “passed on to his eternal rest this afternoon after an illness bravely fought”. The Watergrasshill native spent 12 seasons in charge of the Cork senior ladies football team, winning 10 All-Irelands, 10 Munster championships, and nine National League titles during this time. Ryan had previously served as manager of th...

10-time All-Ireland winning Cork manager Eamonn Ryan has passed away January 14, 2021 Eamonn Ryan, who led Cork to 10-All-Ireland Ladies SFC titles, has sadly passed away. Ryan led Cork to senior honours in 2005 and then followed up with an amazing nine more titles in the next ten years. The Glenville/Watergrasshill clubman also helped Cork to nine league titles. He stood down from the Ladies management role in 2015 and then served as a member of the Cork mens’ football side for three years. Ladies Gaelic Football Association President Marie Hickey has paid tribute to former Cork Senior te...

10-time All-Ireland winning Cork manager Eamonn Ryan has passed away at the age of 79. It is with huge sadness we inform you that Eamnon Ryan @GlenvilleGAA@WatergrasshillG@ucc_gaa@CorkLGFA & @OfficialCorkGAA passed on to his eternal rest this afternoon after a illness bravely fought. A legend in his own lifetime. Ar dheis Dé go raibh a anam dílis . pic.twitter.com/WpDLrm6UHx Eamonn Ryan Ryan led the Rebels to their first All-Ireland title in 2005. Subsequently, they then went on to win nine of the next 10 titles. The Glenville/Watergrasshill man was at the helm for all of those successes. H...

Cork's ten-time All-Ireland-winning footballer Valerie Mulcahy has paid tribute to the late Eamonn Ryan, describing her former manager as "humble", "a people person", and "a real genius".

Ronayne set to become new Waterford senior football manager January 11, 2021 Former Tipperary senior ladies football manager Shane Ronayne. Shane Ronayne is set to become the new manager of the Waterford senior football team on a two-year term. The Mitchelstown native was unanimously given the green light to replace Benji Whelan at a meeting of the county management committee tonight. After serving as selector for two years, the current Mourneabbey boss was in line to succeed Eamonn Ryan in the Cork ladies football hotseat in 2016 before taking the Tipp role. The secondary school teacher led ...