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Buckley feels Dohenys can be competitive again
It's not going to be a quick fix but Dohenys new senior football manager, Tim Buckley, is confident that better days lie ahead for the Dunmanway club.
In a West Cork Minute - Mark Cronin
Gabriel Rangers captain Mark Cronin (30), from Ballydehob, has enjoyed the West Cork champions’ run to the Munster JFC final so much that he’d take the entire squad, management and supporters to a desert island with him!
All Carbery clubs need to support All-Star awards
A prior engagement logged in the diary from many moons ago meant I wasn’t able to attend the 2016 Carbery GAA All-Stars at the Westlodge Hotel in Bantry last Saturday night – but from various reports, it seems the night was a great success, again.
‘I'm available to give a hand'
Billy Morgan was the guest of honour at the 2016 Westlodge Carbery All-Star Awards and TOM LYONS took the opportunity to get his views on the state of football in Cork
‘Cork need to give young footballers their chance'
Billy Morgan urges Rebels to trust our young players
Eddie wins awards and Munster semi on super Saturday
Almost everything Eddie Goggin has touched this season has turned to goals – but it’s the chances that he misses that frustrate him.
Sweetnam to officially open Doheny's new GAA facilities
The only Doheny hurler to ever play senior hurling for Cork will officially open the club’s new floodlit astroturf pitch and hurling wall at Sam Maguire Park this Sunday.
Skibbereen CS out of Munster
There was heartbreak for Skibbereen Community School as their first Corn Uí Mhuirí campaign ended at the group stage despite a fine victory over Rathmore’s Scoil Phobail Sliabh Luachra at Kilmurry on Wednesday.
Billy Morgan: 'I would do anything for Cork football ... but I haven't been asked'
Former Cork football manager Billy Morgan talks about the state of Cork football in this week's Southern Star