Joy for Conna-based trainer Patsy Leahy in the event run by the United Hunt

Enjoying three winners over hurdles, three over fences and one in a bumper, Elliott’s achievement was made all the more special as Navan is the track closest to his Co Meath stable

A highly competitive clash was eventually decided by a Neveah O’Connell goal late on

Cork club were too strong for City of Armagh in this Division 1B clash at Woodleigh Park

Cork basketball powerhouse are among the favourites for National Cup success but next face the impressive Sligo All-Stars

With Roy Downey top-scoring with 21 points, the northside club saw off Killester in the quarter-final

Remotely held Cork convention short on controversy but general outlook is positive

"For teams being relegated from intermediate to junior, whereby it is a complete lottery as to what format or programme of games they will face, depending on their geographical location."

Avondhu club set the tone from the opening exchanges an led by nine points at half-time in Páirc Uí Rinn

Fourth quarter collapse saw WIT Waterford Wildcats through to the semi-finals

The Village came back from five points down to lead in the closing stages but Finan Fenner nailed a winner for the divisional side

West Cork club are having a season to remember, with one Junior B title already secured and two more final, in hurling and football, to come

The visitors had too much experience and craft as they crossed for seven tries 

Singleton's SuperValu Brunell were far too slick for understrength Trinity Meteors

Jerry O'Connor top-scored as the Duhallow side set up a showdown with Kerry's Gneeveguilla

Winning doubles at all levels in Cork has actually been pretty common over the last 15 years, including Bandon, Éire Óg, Grenagh and Valley Rovers

Kanturk clubman elected to succeed Joseph Blake

Despite Lionel Messi's seventh Ballon d'Or success surprising many football fans, John Roycroft points out that his competitors were not as close to challenging as they might suspect. 

Bandon native in action in Connacht IHC today after winning London title last month

Three prestigious awards are heading to Leeside, with two Cork players finishing in runners-up in the voting

Carrigaline native spent two seasons at St Pat's after leaving Cork City

Mark Woods previews the PIFC decider set to sizzle at Páirc Uí Chaoimh this Sunday

Mark Woods previews Sunday's intriguing IAFC final at Páirc Uí Chaoimh

Provincial Junior A quarter-final takes place in Cusack Park on Saturday

PIFC final in Páirc Uí Chaoimh offers Kanturk a chance to atone for their loss in the 2020 decider

Ireland have impressed lately, especially in beating New Zealand, but the jury is still out about their ability to carry that form through to the biggest stage in 2023

Mark Woods looks at the record of the losing finalists who used the quick turnaround to make their mark again

Neptune head to Dublin while it's a derby clash between Demons and Fr Mathew's

New book from Bandon's Hamilton High School highlights the key moments the lives of prominent figures

Rebel clubs once dominated the provincial senior competition but in the modern era none have won it since Newtown in 2009

Kevin Murphy previews all the major action this weekend

Éamonn Murphy reflects on the simple brilliance of three-time All-Star attacker Seanie O'Leary, who passed away aged 69 on Wednesday

Four James Wixted penalties from were decisive in an entertaining clash at Musgrave Park

Quarter-final and semi-final draws for the Munster GAA Post-Primary competitions have been made, featuring five Cork schools

Midfielder Morrissey made over 300 appearances for his hometown club across two spells winning the Premier Division, First Division, two FAI Cups, three President’s Cups and three Munster Senior Cups

Board publish accounts prior to Saturday's convention

Boherbue lifted the junior county after five Duhallow divisional titles in a row but there was more heartbreak for St Michael's and Clonakilty

Linda Mellerick and Mary Newman helped pick the club championship dream team, featuring an eclectic mix of players from Seandún, Inniscarra, Sars, Barrs, Glen, Killeagh and Enniskeane

The 38-year-old publican from Douglas is delighted to be involved again with his boyhood club

Number of clubs reaching latter stages in 2020 and 2021 shows that change in format has been a success

The new practice area is an extension of the area where the original putting green was, and the club have moved the path to the first tee to maximise the space available for the additional chipping green. 

Graham Cummins talks to the Bandon native who started on the path to coaching in his late teens

Muskerry side won the Junior A title last season and now take on Mitchelstown with the chance to add the IAFC crown

Carrigdhoun club will now face Randal Óg in a bid to land a second Junior B title

The Youghal club man passed away at the age of 69 with his place a Leeside legend long secured, winning four senior All-Irelands as a player and two as a selector

The goalkeeper has been capped up to Under 19 level by the Republic of Ireland, and counts Dundalk, Wexford and Preston North End among his former clubs

The 55-year-old – who got a runners up medal at the 1994 World Cup in France – will be combining his Liverpool duties with his current job with the Brazilian Football Confederation.

Village United 1 John Boscos 1 THOMAS HOULIHAN'S late strike secured a 1-1 draw for St.

Finbarr Buckley rounds up all the action from the Business League

Murphy, although only 19 years of age, has already gained so much experience in the game as a goalkeeping coach he has landed some big roles

Springfield Ramblers 0 Carrigaline 1 CARRIGALINE had to work hard for their 1-0 win over Springfield Ramblers in the GE Healthcare CWSSL U13 Premier league tie at John Murphy Memorial Park in Cobh last weekend, a result which jumped the visitors ...

"It is open to everybody in the locality. We have lads coming from Ballyholly and one from Ballyduff in Waterford to play," organiser John O'Connor explains. 

The pair were in sensational scoring form during the championship, Sherlock topping the charts with 3-41, nine points ahead of Hurley, who compiled an equally impressive 4-20 from a game less.

Grattan United 1 St Francis 0 GRATTAN UNITED are through to the fifth round stage of the FAI Junior Cup after a ...

The late Munster stalwart was a prominent player and coach with Christians

"To have three brothers on the Cork panel at one stage was wonderful. They live and breed football."

A pattern has emerged in recent weeks, explains John Cashman, of losing 2020 finalists finding a way to win this season

Cork minor scores six points to secure cup for his side

'I feel it is an attack on my character, and something I will never agree with.'

Cork's Megan Connolly also played her part in the World Cup qualifier with the 11th goal from a free, while Saoirse Noonan came off the bench to score her first senior goal.

The west Cork school qualified for the quarter-finals along with Clonakilty CC and Hamilton High School

The small club with a big heart had to dig deep to see off Castlelyons in a gripping PIHC final

"We only lost one game out of 22 so far in all competitions and that was on penalties to Corinthians in the Keane Cup final."

County champions take seven spots with six Glen representatives

New junior county champions saw off Ballinhassig thanks to goals from Jerrry O'Connor and Denis McCarthy

Blarney 4 Crosshaven  1BLARNEY fought back from a goal down in the first few minutes to run out 4-1 winners over Crosshaven in the Joma Sportsgear Direct Under 16 Division 1 league match at O’Shea Park last Sunday afternoon.

Despite being great friends, both like to beat each other's team as often as possible and this time Glanmire had the edge

Derek Daly hails the Barrs' leadership and class in seeing off stubborn underdogs Clon

A draw with Slovakia heaps the pressure on Vera Pauw's side for this 2023 Women's World Cup qualifier

O'Leary took over in the final quarter, hitting six points as the Glen rallied from six down

“I’ve committed to one or two days a week as coach; it’s great I don’t have to manage."

It capped off a fine few days for Na Piarsaigh, who added to their Premier 1 U16 success two days earlier

In a glowing tribute to Conal Thomas and Mick O'Brien, who organised the weekend, the former world champion said these two men had put on a program that he and his wife will never forget.

Darragh Crowley, Josh Honohan and Uniss Kargbo have all signed new contracts with Cork City for the new season 2022. Crowley made 23 league appearances for City, and he gave CorkCityFC. ie his thoughts on signing back.

'The Barrs were also more efficient in possession, turning the ball over just 15 times in comparison to Clon turning it over on 26 occasions.'

In his new book ‘Rebel Heart’ former Cork City manager John Caulfield highlights the difficulties he faced during his time as manager of the club.

THE winners of the last 16 tie between Riverstown or Midleton will face Cork City in the 2021/21 Munster Senior Cup quarter final.

Reardens Bar are honouring the best 15 club players in Cork picked from their performances in the 2021 senior championship

“They’re the most honest bunch I’ve ever met in my life."

East Cork club now have two teams competing in the U12, U13, U14 and U15 Cork Schoolboys Leagues

Rory Noonan reflects on the SAFC final where Mallow's two goals left the city side heartbroken once more

After a heroic display in the semi-final penalty shootout, Kerins made two key saves in the decider against Clon

Beaten by Éire Óg in June, they bounced back to claim the title and a premier senior spot

Without their two biggest names, the Avondhu side clawed their way past Kilshannig in the IAFC semi-final

Late goal decisive after St Michael's had wiped out four-point lead in the SAFC final

John Carroll top scores for Ireland on 23 points

St Finbarr's match-winner and the Premier SFC top-scorer will return to the Cork football panel next season under Keith Ricken

Mark Woods analyses the key moments from the Premier SFC final at Páirc Uí Chaoimh

Rovers will take on Rathmore in next weekend’s provincial senior B decider after the Kerry side defeated Clonmel Commericals 3-5 to 1-6 in the second semi-final.

Denis Hurley breaks down the key moments from the decider at Páirc Uí Chaoimh

The championship's leading scorer came up trumps with the winning point near the end of injury-time.

A second county in four seasons for St Finbarr's, who denied Clonakilty by the minimum, 0-14 to 0-13, in front of 7,795 at Páirc Uí Chaoimh

Last year's beaten finalists earn spot in premier senior for 2022

There has been great games at this venue over at the years but this one had everything with the brilliance of Claire Melia (33pts) once again inspiring the Leesiders to victory.

The 18-year-old was credited with his initial success ‘between the flags’ courtesy of Burning Ambition in the open lightweight.