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Healy keen to push on to the next level
Phil Healy believes her indoor exploits will push her to the next level as she turns her attention to the outdoor season.
New management team wants to get Beara football up and running
The winds of change continue to sweep through Beara football with the division's new senior football management team hoping their positivity will spark an upturn in fortunes.
Kilmeen keen to ask questions of Castlehaven
Last year's defeated finalists Castlehaven will renew acquaintances with Kilmeen in a quarter-final this Sunday (Ardfield, 3pm), the two sides needing a replay to be separated last season
Dohenys put title on the line
Dohenys are the team that everyone else will want to beat in this season's South West U21A football championship – but they are ready to take on all comers, says manager Mark Farr.
‘Conor is fantastic value,' says Villa boss
Conor Hourihane has been hailed as ‘fantastic value' by Aston Villa manager Steve Bruce.
‘Joining forces will help Cork find pitches to train on'
Cork camogie manager Paudie Murray is hoping for greater access to facilities if the draft Memorandum of Understanding between the Camogie Association and the GAA gets the green light.
Dr Con named Cork Person of the Month
THE ‘old' Páirc Uí Chaoimh opened on June 6th, 1976 with a pair of challenge games, Cork taking on Kerry in football and Kilkenny in hurling.
Beara footballers first into action in SFC
The senior footballers of Beara will have the honour of taking part in the first Cork county championship game of 2018 as they take on Avondhu on Sunday, March 18th.
If Skibb can do it, why can't others?
Outgoing Rowing Ireland CEO Hamish Adams believes the success of Skibbereen Rowing Club is an example to all Irish rowing clubs.