Rebel Army lost Josh Fitzpatrick and second goalscorer Matthew Murray to injury but keep their season alive, for now

Speaking ahead of the event, MTU GAA officer, Kevin O’Callaghan, said: “This celebration is about honouring everyone who has contributed to the MTU GAA Club over the past 50 years, from players and coaches to supporters and volunteers."

Ger Nash's side spent most of the game on the back foot, hanging in there until the final ten minutes when Bohs netted twice

Cork fans spoke to The Echo's Elaine Whelan following Cork's loss to Galway this evening

All roads lead to Croke Park today, with the senior final concluding the day of camogie action at 5.15pm, as Cork and Galway will battle it out for the O’Duffy Cup.

There will be plenty of family-friendly entertainment both pre- and post-match, scheduled both on and off the pitch.

Surviving relegation is still a monstrous ask, but last Friday's win might just offer a glimmer of hope

Josh Fitzpatrick's wonder goal and a gallant second-half defensive effort gave Ger Nash's side a desperately needed win

Ger Nash's men know this is the last chance saloon in terms of avoiding direct relegation from the Premier Division

The mood was sombre in Croke Park in the final 10 minutes of the match as the red sea that dominated the stands started to slowly trickle out in defeat.

The boys and girls participating in the club’s competition got into their Cork gear and turned up at the club’s Neenan Park base last this week to ensure the representatives of the club and the entire Cork team got a rousing send-off on their way to Croke Park for Sunday’s final against old Munster rivals, Tipperary.

With the final the big talking point The Echo took to the city centre to gather the thoughts of fans eagerly awaiting the showdown.

Speaking to reporters in Ringakiddy on Friday, Mr Martin declined to make any predictions about the match, saying he did not wish to put pressure on the Cork team.

Cork's GAA clubs are proud as punch of their hurling heroes

As Cork gears up for a week of preparation ahead of the All-Ireland final, Donal O’Keeffe looks at the first and last time the Rebels took the title.

Scottish Premiership football champions Celtic FC will take on Cork City FC in a pre-season friendly at 6pm on July 8.

Ringmahon Rangers is to receive an unprecedented €3m sell-on windfall from its former goalkeeper's transfer from Liverpool to Brentford. 

The new Munster League, set up this year, was born out of the Cork Renegades, which is a multi-cultural baseball club, founded in 2022.

The annual inclusive sports event is aimed at children with disabilities or additional needs and is part of the wider Lúthchleasa Bhunscoileanna Chorcaí programme, which has been running since 1924.

Founded in Cork by Graham Clifford in 2018, the Sanctuary Runners have since expanded across 40 locations in Ireland and the UK.

The game was due to take place today at 1pm at The Ragg in Tipperary.

Rebels carried on their brilliant league-winning form in Ennis and will be favourites in the provincial decider on May 10

Giving many decades of outstanding service to Na Piarsaigh, she was a recognisable figure and highly regarded by GAA people and clubs across Cork city and county.

The Rams were beaten at home for the first time this season but face league leaders Dundalk next week

The Lisgoold native, a four time Cheltenham Gold Cup winner and leading jockey at this year's Cheltenham Festival with four winners, will be reflecting on one of the biggest weeks of the year in horse racing.

Rebel Wheelers was established in 2008 to facilitate children who were eager to participate in all types of physical activities with an emphasis on sports.

The Echo visited Quinlan’s Bar in Blackpool to sample a taste of the atmosphere as punters watched the opening day of one of the showpiece weeks of the year in horse racing.

Pre-sale figures for the July 8 soccer match, the third to be held at the venue, showed strong demand from Celtic fans in Scotland and Northern Ireland, as well as from further afield.

Cork athlete, Juliet Murphy, reflects on her journey in sport and talks about the importance of encouraging girls to stay playing.

Mr Ryan, 43, died suddenly on Tuesday last, prompting tributes from many in the GAA world, his colleagues in the Gardaí, community leaders, neighbours and friends. 

Féileacáin Fathers is a not-for-profit organisation that supports men affected by the loss of a baby during or after pregnancy.

Aoibhín Gallagher, the assistant manager of The Arc Cinema, said the screenings would "create a family-fun atmosphere for those who are not in a position to travel". 

Presented by Dr Con Kelleher, Jim Morris and Margaret Buckley, the public event took place at the Castle hotel in Macroom, and included a display of interesting archive items for people to view. 

There's plenty of the telly this week including a look inside Skibbereen Rowing Club where Nationwide will be meeting the next crop of medal hopefuls training there. 

Emma Farmer from Aghada and Conor Cotter from Kilmichael tell us about their special day. 

The Cork v Limerick match is one of seven games the subscription streaming service, GAAGO, will also screen this weekend.

‘An Evening With Red Legends’ last Friday gave the people of Cork the chance to hear David May, Lee Martin, and Keith Gillespie share stories about their careers under Alex Ferguson, life as Manchester United players, and their moves to other clubs.

Incoming Taoiseach Micheál Martin talks to Donal O’Keeffe about the night that made his father ‘the Champ’ and the influence his late father has had on his political career.

Over 60 cars from all over the world registered on the day

The players will share memories and stories from that unforgettable time in Irish sporting history.

Now retired, Youghal jockey Davy Russell has penned an autobiography about his career in the saddle, says CHRIS DUNNE

BadminTeen came about as a way of attempting to reverse the trend of teenage girls dropping out of sports in their secondary school years

Today, delegates from various countries will embark on a day trip to revisit the historic sites where the first games were held, offering a unique chance to honour and reflect on this rich heritage

The government issued €27M to County Cork with over €3.5M going to the Cork East constituency

Proceeds from ticket sales will going towards the club’s women’s and academy teams.

Ben Atkinson, 14, will be taking to the motocross track on September 28 and 29 as part of a team of nine Irish competitors participating in this year’s competition.

The €7.3 million facility represents Munster Rugby’s second-largest capital project ever, after the redevelopment of Thomond Park in 2008.

Monika Dukarska, a PhD researcher at MTU, clinched the top spot in the Coastal Women’s Solo final, with a time of 20:39.51.

The painting, on an electricity box on the corner of Liberty Street and North Main Street in the city centre is the work of local artist, Alan Hurley.

The call followed the revelation that the British government will not fund the redevelopment of Casement Park in Belfast in time for the Euro 2028 football tournament.