Is it time to shake up the panel?
On the morning after Brazil were hammered by Germany 7-1 in the 2014 World Cup semi-final in the…
Clinical Sarsfields show their class against Fr O’Neill’s to make perfect start to Cork Premier SHC
Fr O’Neill’s fell to a clinical Sarsfields in the opening round of the Co-Op Superstores Cork Premier SHC…
St Finbarrs’ forwards too strong for Douglas in Cork Premier SHC opener despite Brian Hayes absence
St Finbarr’s eased to a nine-point win over southside rivals Douglas in the opening round of Co-Op Superstores…
Second half blitz sees Sarsfields off to winning start against Fr O’Neill’s
Sarsfields 1-28 Fr O’Neill’s 1-14 Sarsfields got their Co-op Superstores Premier SHC campaign off to a winning start at…
Ballinhassig hit four goals to sweep aside Ballincollig
Ballinhassig 4-13Â Ballincollig 0-19Â Ballinhassig proved too strong for a depleted Ballincollig side in the Co-Op SuperStores PIHC…
John Horgan picks the six clubs set to qualify from Premier SHC groups
The Premier Cork SHC gets off the ground over the coming days and despite the acute pain of…
Cork and Kerry will be seeded in separate semi-finals for 2026 Munster SFC
Cork and Kerry will be seeded in separate semi-finals in this autumn’s 2026 Munster senior football championship draw.…
Kilworth overcome slow start to open with victory over Castlemartyr
Kilworth 1-18 Castlemartyr 1-15 Kilworth came from eight points behind in the first half to see off Castlemartyr…
Tipperary-Cork to commence 2026 Munster SHC round-robin
For the second season in a row, the 2026 Munster senior hurling championship is set to start with…
Sarsfields hold off spirited Ballincollig comeback in Premier 1 minor hurling opener
Ballincollig 2-14 Sarsfields 2-17 Sarsfields held off a storming comeback from spirited Ballincollig in an entertaining Rebel Óg…
Midleton push on in the closing stages to see off St Colman’s
Midleton 4-25 St Colman’s 2-15 While the final winning margin may suggest an easy stroll, Midleton had to work…
Cork must rise above groans of fickle fans and take heed of Jimmy Barry-Murphy’s words – The Irish Times
The last time Cork lost two All-Ireland hurling finals in a row, in 1982 and 1983, Jimmy Barry-Murphy…