by 0–14 to 1–6. It was Liston's fifth All-Ireland winners' medal. Kerry made no mistake again in 1985. A two-goal victory over Cork gave Liston a seventh Munster winners' medal. Another All-Ireland final beckoned, with Dublin providing the opposition for a second consecutive year. Jack O'Shea scored a key goal after eleven minutes and Kerry stormed to a nine-point lead at half-time. 'The Dubs' came storming back with Joe McNally scoring two goals. The gap could not be bridged and Kerry won by 2–1 to 2–8. The victory gave Liston an impressive sixth All-Ireland winners' medal. In 1986 Kerry's dominance showed no sign of disappearing. Cork fell again in the provincial final, giving Liston an eighth Munster title. An eighth All-Ireland final appearance quickly followed and it turned out to be an historic occasion. Tyrone provided the opposition in their first-ever championship decider. A Peter Quinn goal gave the Ulster men a six-point lead in the second half; however, the game was far from over. Spillane ran fifty yards up the field for a hand-passed goal to get Kerry back on track. Mikey Sheehy scored a second goal to give 'the Kingdom' a 2–15 to 1–10 victory. It was Liston's seventh All-Ireland medal. Cork ended Kerry's run by capturing the next four Munster titles. Liston retired from inter-county activity; however, he was recalled to the squad in 1993. It was an unsuccessful year for Kerry and Liston entered into permanent retirement following Kerry's exit from the championship. Inter-provincial Liston also lined out with Munster in the inter-provincial football competition. He first lined out with his province in 1979; however, Munster were defeated on that occasion. Liston's side lost out again in 1980; however, in 1981 he won his first Railway Cup winners' medal as Connacht were accounted for. It was the first of two titles in a row for Munster and for Liston. He lined out in the next three inter-provincial campaigns also; however, Munster were defeated on all three occasions. Managerial career In retirement from playing Liston became involved in team management. In 2002 he guided Kerins O'Rahilly's to a defeat of Kilcummin and a first county title in forty-five years. Liston also served as a selector under Seán Boylan for the Irish compromise rules football teams in 2006 and 2008. He is also frequently touted as a possible future manager of the Kerry senior team. Honours In May