Barry Robson's side have now conceded nine goals in their last two league games, and 13 in their last three including the FAI Cup defeat

Cork native Saoirse Noonan has been snapped up by newly-promoted Women’s Super League 2 club Watford following her exit from Celtic.

It was a night that promised a lot after Anthony Adenopo scored, but the visitors were able to respond with goals from James Duggan and Achara Ifunanyachi.

Barry Robson's side need to maintain their 14-point cushion at the top of the table for as long as possible

The club will go into this game in fifth place in the table, and reeling from last weekend’s defeat to Waterford in the Club Orange Men’s FAI Cup at the RSC.

A lively contest between two proud clubs from opposite sides of the city, with Blackpool Celtic representing the northside and Pearse Celtic flying the flag for the southside

The former Carrigaline star is the first female player to sign a professional contract with the club

Thirty years ago, Cork Examiner began the nineties as the best team around going on to equal the achievements of the great Postal Workers squad of the eighties in winning the acclaimed treble of league, cup and shield.

Quin Twomey, Penny Murphy, Molly Dennis, Sophia Rice and Emma O'Neill were all rewarded for their outstanding performances by earning opportunities in the League of Ireland U17 set-up

Alan Shearer paid tribute to his hero and friend Kevin Keegan following the death of his former Newcastle manager at the age of 75.

Disease Association, or IMNDA. Apart from increasing awareness of their services we are also fundraising to support this important work.

Killian Cooper grabbed a hat-trick in a 5-4 cracker with Bangor Celtic 

Ruairí Keating had secured City a deserved draw in normal time but the double winners showed their strength in depth eventually

Fran Rockett's side now refocus on their First Division playoff push

Garry Buckley this month announced his retirement after an impressive League of Ireland career when he shone at Cork City, Cobh Ramblers and Sligo Rovers. In the book Cork City: Game of my Life, he described to John O'Shea his most memorable game for the Rebel Army

The Leesiders are picking up where they left off in the Cup last year, taking on the champions

After a dip in their league form, Ramblers head to the RSC on Friday night

O'Sullivan, 32, returns to America - on a one-year loan move with an obligation to buy - after spending the first half of 2026 with Liverpool in the Women's Super League.

Finbarr Buckley rounds up the latest summer soccer action 

'As a Defence Forces, with only 6,000 troops compared to Germany, France and others, we knew we needed to be super fit, well organised, functional at set-pieces both attacking and defending'

Brian Barry Murphy's side were too good for a young Cork side

'Plan was to go over and get a positive result against a very good CSKA Sofia side and make sure the tie was still alive. The two goals have done that'

Rebel Army were down by two goals, rallied to take the lead and were then pipped by an injury-time winner

Fran Rockett's side have lost their form in recent weeks following defeats to Cork City and UCD

The Annual General Meeting of the Daly Industrial Supplies Cork Youth Leagues took place on 25th of June in Ballyphehane Community Centre.

Our fears ahead of the World Cup were realised this week, but thankfully the game seems determined to thrive despite outside influences, writes John Roycroft

Recent losses to Cork City and UCD leaves them in fourth in the First Division

Potential clash with the All-Ireland hurling final, which Cork didn't reach, and lack of a suitable venue were cited as reasons for not fulfilling their FAI Cup fixture with Bohemians

Created specifically to give teams from the lower divisions the opportunity to compete in a meaningful tournament, the invitational competition has become a highlight of the local schoolboy football calendar.

ISF Ballyphehane Celtic 1 DoMA Giants 1 aet (Ballyphehane won 4-3 on pens)ISF BALLYPHEHANE CELTIC won the 70th Mooney Cup Final in dramatic fashion at Munster FA Turner’s Cross last Friday night.

The CWSSL club are playing great football under Michael O'Sullivan and will put it up to the league of Ireland side

At the heart of the celebration will be an international Amputee Football friendly between Ireland and England, kicking off at 3pm, promising an inspiring showcase of skill and resilience.

Robson hasn’t previously worked with McDonald but the 60-year-old was assistant to Simon Grayson in his last club managerial stint at Hartlepool United.

“I can't go and put young players on. It's not fair," Barry Robson said

This was a superb performance by Douglas Hall who got the better of League of Ireland side Dundalk to advance into the third round. 

Rebel Army continue to cruise towards the Division 1 title

Rams haven't lost to City yet this season, including a Munster Senior Cup victory

The knockout games have produced a number of upsets and quality games as the hunt for the World Cup's Golden Boot hots up, writes John Roycroft

The knockout games have produced a number of upsets and quality games as the hunt for the World Cup's Golden Boot hots up, writes John Roycroft

DoMA Giants 1 Abbey Business 1 (AET DoMa won 4-2 on pens. ) PREMIER division DoMA Giants and first division ISF Ballyphehane Celtic will contest next Friday night’s 70th Mooney Cup Final, (kick-off 7.

The tournament, held in Salou, brought together 84 clubs from across Europe and two teams from the United States, providing an unforgettable experience both on and off the pitch. 

From scoring on his League of Ireland debut to captaining the club he supported as a boy, Abbott's journey has been defined by loyalty, leadership and consistency.

Ringhamon Rangers feel they were "treated unfairly and placed in an impossible position" by the FAI

Keating took his league tally to 10 as the Leesiders extended their clean sheet run to seven

Fran Rockett's side host their Leeside rivals next Friday night

Few shocks in the first half of the group stages but plenty goals in a World Cup we are glad is back at its regular summer slot, writes John Roycroft. 

League leaders on the verge of seven consecutive clean sheet victories as Bray come to the Cross

Fran Rockett and his players will make the journey to Dublin buoyant following last week’s come from behind victory over Finn Harps

The announcement was made on social media by Cobh Wanderers after weeks of speculation around the Great Island.

The Gunners have been monitoring the 16-year-old all season and paid their latest visit to Turner’s Cross last Friday