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Joanne O’Riordan: Picking one was impossible so I’ve divided it into men and women
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Juliet Murphy: ‘I miss it more now than when I first retired’
Ex-Cork star has played little since 2013 – but that’s all about to change
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How a county who had never won a senior trophy turned into the best team in Irish sport
Sporting Advent Calendar #3: Rebel yell, Cork women come back to deny Dublin
‘The most striking thing about it was the complete absence of panic in the Cork side’
Laois face tough task in formidable Armagh side
Inspirational midfielder and captain Caroline O’Hanlon returns for Orchard County
Cork’s experience to prove too much for Mayo
But the outstanding Cora Staunton the big threat to holders’ hopes
Fiona Coghlan named Sportswoman of the Year
Irish women’s rugby captain led side to famous Grand Slam win in 2013
The Irish Times/Irish Sports Council Sportswoman Award for November: Cora Staunton (Gaelic football)
Gaelic games great is still busy spreading her wing
Juliet Murphy to retire again after eighth title with Cork
Gregory McGonigle steps down as Monaghan manager
Cork’s last hurrah preserves their unblemished final record
Monaghan’s brave effort went down to the final kick but Eamonn Ryan’s side prevail
Cork collect eighth title after hard-fought win over Monaghan
Eamonn Ryan’s side had to call on all their experience and wit to find a way to win
Cork break Monaghan hearts again to take eighth title in nine years
Valerie Mulcahy kicks vital late free as Rebelettes complete three-in-a-row
Monaghan are worthy contenders but Cork are queens of the sport until proven otherwise
Eamonn Ryan’s team may be coming to the end but an eighth title in nine years is possible
Eamonn Ryan’s extraordinary Cork team know that their time will end some day
Ladies football’s dominant side since 2005 face Monaghan in their eighth All-Ireland final
Elaine Harte hopes to be the last woman standing as she seeks All-Ireland title number eight
It’s been a strange year for the Cork goalkeeper since returning from Down Under
Mulcahy leads defending champions Cork back to final
Star forward hits 2-3 to see off challenge of Kerry in Thurles
Dramatic comeback helps holders Cork defeat Dublin to advance to the last four
Kerry pip Mayo in second enthralling quarter-final at Birr
Cork and Dublin drawn together in Ladies’ quarter-finals
Rebelettes hold off Armagh to set up last eight encounter
Star Cork midfielder Juliet Murphy to play “some part” in TG4 All-Ireland qualifier against Armagh
Experienced midfielder’s availability a major boost to Eamonn Ryan’s squad
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