Walker Cup star has been based in the States at college in recent years

The opening Puppy draghunt proved to be a great day for Shanakiel Harriers as they filled the first five places.

West Cork side land a first national title

'We’ve been up the walls, and it’s a great problem to have...'

The idea of started in 1984 in Japan when a blind student named Miyoshi Takei, together with his PE instructor, came up with the blueprint to adapt the game

The 31-year-old Kanturk native now moves into second place on the Irish all-time list, less than a second behind Róisin McGettigan’s 9:28.29 national record which has stood since 2007.

The presentations continued on and off over the years and resumed ten years ago when Cork Board President Teddy Barry made a presentation to Catherine Clancy. 

The Damien Wade hound is a serious athlete and he romped home to a six-length winner from clubmate Jazzy Whizz

After a postponement due to the Covid-19 pandemic, competition steeped in history resumes as 49th Cork Sculling Ladder time trial is on 

Cork Olympian was in top form at the European 10,000m Cup A race in Birmingham

SILVERHILL KAREN must surely have pleased her new owner Brian Lochead, Surrey immensely after her display in the opening semi final of O' Leary's Driving School Open 750 at Curraheen Park where she ran out a runaway winner in a brilliant 41. 20.

KELLIE Harrington qualified for the Olympics in style after beating a world super-featherweight champion in Paris last night.

Carrigaline native lived up to her billing as defending champion and favourite

Record times set at European Championships secured qualification for Ireland men's 4x200m freestyle and 4x100m medley groups

Douglas has been on a multi-year journey upgrading the facilities on and off the course

SINCE its inception in 1977, with Mick Leahy as the first winner, the Cork Ex-Boxers Association (CEBA) Hall of Fame Award has always been a coveted accolade. Many illustrious Cork boxers and administrators are recorded as worthy recipients.

'I hadn't fought in over a year because of the pandemic so it was good to get rid of the ring rust'

THE sun brings out the best in people, and that was certainly the case in Belfast on Saturday where the Irish milers Club meet produced a long list of superb performances.

Douglas Tennis Club was the first in Ireland to test them out when sport returned