Sport
Jim Forbes – a man I knew quite well
The late Jim Forbes was a great extrovert, a visionary, a leader and a man for the people, and to former South East GAA chairman John Twomey, he was also a good friend. In his memory, John shares a few stories about one of Cork GAA’s finest sons
In a West Cork Minute – Shelly Dineen
Shelly Dineen (22), from Union Hall, will compete for Skibbereen Rowing Club in three events at the national championships this weekend, and all going well, she will celebrate in style with the world’s greatest invention: nutella.
LAST WORD COLUMN: Time for clubs to take ownership of Cork GAA
Read Sports Editor Kieran McCarthy's latest column
All-Ireland camogie champions Cork advance straight to semi-finals
Cork top Group 1 after impressive win against Limerick
Clon's hurling crown on the line against Rossas
The RCM Tarmacadam junior A hurling championship continues this weekend with three games down for decision, one in Round 2A for teams which won in the first round and two games in Round 2B for losing teams from Round 1.
Finn's on fire, all defences are terrified
ORLA Finn has revealed the secret to her success this season: confidence.
Skibbereen rowers eager to help Dominic reign in Spain
Skibbereen Rowing Club isn’t lacking motivation in its quest to officially become the most successful rowing club in the country.
Connor Ellis signs first professional contract with Cork City
Fantastic news as former West Cork Schoolboys League star signs professional contract
JENNIFER O'LEARY COLUMN: The diary of an inter-county camogie star
Our star columnist explains how the modern-day inter-county camogie player is professional in all but name