After a poor start to their campaign Cork now look a real danger to every team in the All-Ireland championship

Cork ticked a couple of important boxes, first, getting a home tie and then avoiding the big guns like Sam Maguire Cup holders Tyrone, beaten finalists Mayo and Ulster pair, Armagh and Monaghan.

All three of RTÉ’s pundits agreed that Lehane’s performance was central to Cork’s latest Munster SHC win

The Cork U14 panel is primed and ready to take on Kerry in this weekend’s All-Ireland LGFA U14 Platinum Series final at Páirc Uí Rinn.

Lining out at centre-back, the former All-Star contributed two points. Yet, the GWS Giants AFLW player couldn’t prevent her club from suffering a third consecutive league defeat.

“Huge praise to Cork to come to Walsh Park and get this win and credit to the management they made some big calls and of course the players were outstanding in the manner they stood up to the challenge,” Cusack said.

THE CORK Ladies footballers are through to the Munster ladies senior football final after their 4-10 to 1-12 win over Waterford at Dungarvan on Sunday, as they now face Kerry in the decider on May 28.

Lots of talking points from the game, but the issue of player welfare and lack of co-operation between both organisations raises its ugly head again

Cork now face Kerry in the Munster final on May 28 in Killarney at 12.30pm

FORMER Cork camogie star Jennifer O’Leary has come out of inter-county retirement to play with Armagh this season.

A fitting recognition for Mary, who has given a lifetime of service to her club and Cork camogie

THE gradings for U14 and the U16 leagues were announced recently with league games getting underway last weekend.

Cork and Kerry go head-to-head at the stadium in the Munster Championship this evening, with throw-in at 6pm.

WEST Cork GAA Club St James wrote themselves into the history books after clinching first time All-Ireland Scór na nÓg success in Killarney’s INEC.

The champions were too good for Eire Og in an exciting Feile Peil final, while the club's hurlers beat Carrigaline last month.

Dylan O’Connell was the star of the show, the hat-trick hero proved unstoppable in the opening half, his three goals arrived in the first 10 minutes.

Cork need divine intervention at this stage to take that third spot in Munster.

Nemo Rangers are five league wins from five after heavy defeat of their neighbours

Carrigaline  2-12 Valley Rovers  2-6CARRIGALINE captured their fourth South East U21 A Football Championship title in a row and their sixth in the past 10 years when they defeated great U21 rivals Valley Rovers 2-12 to 2-6 in the final which was ...

Local publicans are hoping that this week’s shows will create a buzz around Cork City.

Funcheon Gaels’ Clonakilty Food Company sponsored Cork LGFA U21 D county championship success was fully deserved thanks to Trojan off-field work by the Mitchelstown and Kildorrery amalgamation.

LOOKING at Cork’s over-elaborate style of play you can’t help thinking that the Cork hurling management team have spent too much time watching the likes of Manchester City and Barcelona and reading up on the coaching culture of Pep Guardiola and ...

ON a Monday in late afternoon of mid-July 2018, Cian O’Neill took a call from Marty Morrissey in RTÉ. It was 5. 45pm. Morrissey asked O’Neill if he wanted to go on the Six One News.  He told Morrissey that he was still in work in CIT (now MTU).

The game will throw in at 6pm on May 7th and will be preceded by the Munster Ladies Gaelic Football Championship clash of Kerry and Tipperary, which throws in at 3:30pm.

The bench proved critical for the Kingdom, who scored seven of the last eight points

The expert free taking of Michael O’Halloran had the Rockies leading comfortably by 0-12 to 0-6 at the break and O’Halloran goaled on the resumption as they record a 1-20 to 0-12 win

The future of Cork sport is safe...

It is creating great interest week after week, and none more so than this week. The top team in Ireland taking on, as most people would say, the second best team in Ireland. 

They still have ample time to catapult themselves back into the frame in Munster but, on the evidence presented last Sunday against Limerick, things will have to improve significantly over the coming weeks.

In request to Kerry to play the game in Páirc Uí Rinn, Cork have assured them all future home SFC games against the Kingdom would be played at Páirc Uí Chaoimh.

One informed contributor stated quite unashamedly the he could see no logic in all the games taking place between now and end July and then nothing.

East Cork team have enjoyed a great season so far with two more competitions to be completed

The Ballintemple Area Residents’ Association (BARA) have called on Cork GAA to secure remote parking and provide shuttle buses for fans to help alleviate the lack of parking spaces.

A GALA night of celebration is ensured for some of the county's best-known GAA stars at the 96FM/C103 Rochestown Park Hotel Awards Banquet this Friday.

Whatever about the details, the Cork panel have clearly set out their stall at this stage, and there is no way that they will be travelling to Killarney on May 7. 

AFTER their loss to Limerick on Sunday Cork hurling manager Kieran Kingston said that he was glad of the two weeks before they take on Clare in Thurles in their second round robin Munster championship game.

Plenty of heroes for Douglas but the individual brilliance of Mark O’Brien was significant as the youngster finished with a 2-5 tally.

Having come through the group stages on Saturday, along with Bishopstown and Mallow, they qualified for the semi-finals with Youghal getting the better of the former and Eire Og defeating the latter to face each other in the final.

The holders dominated a wind-assisted second-half to run out convincing winners

A crowd of around 35,000 is expected to attend this Sunday’s Munster senior hurling championship game between Cork and Limerick in Páirc Uí Chaoimh which has a 4pm throw-in.

ON Sunday evening last, while passing through Clonakilty, an unscheduled encounter with a former sporting great from the town presented itself. Despite the brevity of the meeting a number of sporting topics found their way on to the agenda.

Selector John Cleary steps in for the rest of the 2022 season as Ricken takes a break for personal reasons 

CORK referee Shane Scanlon was recently rewarded for his consistent officiating with a call-up to the Munster panel of referees for this season.

Fr O'Neill's camogie club are back in the big time this year as they return to the top grade of the game on Leeside with plenty of exciting challenges in both the senior league and championship on the horizon.

Two wins from two mean Paudie Murray's side are guaranteed top spot in Group 2

AS Cork prepare for their Munster hurling championship opener against Limerick this weekend one of the major concerns is as to whether Cork are preparing for the right match.

Gaelcholáiste Charraig Uí Leighin 8-12 Coláiste Daibheid 0-6AN IMPRESSIVE Gaelcholáiste Charraig Uí Leighin were too strong for Colaiste Daibheid in the Post Primary Cork Colleges Senior D Football final at Nemo Rangers.  Carrigaline.

Former Cork manager has been drawn back to the Kerry club time and again

A while back, somebody tried to explain the phenomenon of trending on social media to this corner, not sure if their efforts were successful but sin scéal eile.

SACRED Heart Clonakilty’s 2022 Lidl All-Ireland LGFA PPS Senior C title success required a mammoth effort to see off Our Lady’s Bower in Sean Treacy Park last Friday.