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Cork SFC: Nemo grab title 17
2008 beaten All-Ireland Senior Club Football finalists Nemo Rangers captured their 17th Cork title, and a first four-in-a-row success following a comfortable 0-13 to 0-5 win over Douglas at Páirc Uí Chaoimh.
County finals roundup
On a busy day of county finals around the country we roundup all the action with football finals in Cork, Derry, Fermanagh, Donegal, Galway, Sligo, Leitrim, Offaly and Wicklow, as well as hurling deciders in Carlow and Westmeath.
Camogie: Kilkenny take intermediate spoils
Collette Dormer scored an injury-time winning goal as Kilkenny claimed the Gala All-Ireland intermediate camogie title with victory over Cork in Nenagh on Sunday.
O hAilpin says he was sick of ’Rock’ criticism
Sean Og O hAilpin has revealed how he was sickened by people criticising county team-mate Diarmuid O’Sullivan over the past year.
O hAilpin to re-join Rebels?
Speculation is mounting that Aisake O hAilpin will be back playing in a Cork hurling jersey next Spring.
Rock to remain rooted on sidelines for now
Cork hurling star Diarmuid ’The Rock’ O’Sullivan will not be lining out for Highfield rugby club when they open their AIB league campaign.
St. Patrick’s GAA Club Notes
One win, one draw and one defeat is not bad when your contesting in three county finals last weekend first up was our minors when we were second best in the semi final of this years county premier football championship going down to Fr Casey’s in Ballyagran last Saturday evening.
GAA set to hold managerial meetings
The GAA is to hold meetings in all four provinces with intercounty managers ahead of the commencement of the new 2008/09 hurling and football seasons.
Dual star Briege wins in August
Cork Camogie and Ladies Football dual star Briege Corkery was presented with the 96FM/C103 Cork GAA Sports Star of the month award for August in association with the Rochestown Park Hotel on Monday last.
Cork ladies fuming over ’heavy-handed’ stewarding
The Ladies Football Association is to investigate reports of alleged ’heavy-handed’ treatment by stewards towards players, supporters and a member of the media following last Sunday’s All-Ireland senior final in Croke Park.
Camogie season comes to a conclusion
This Sunday a traditional All-Ireland final marks the end of the inter-county camogie season. Kilkenny and Cork are age-old rivals and they meet in the Gala All-Ireland intermediate final.
Mulcahy ineligible for ladies All-Stars
Cork’s All-Ireland ladies football final heroine Valerie Mulcahy will be a notable absentee from the 2008 All-Stars team following her straight red card against Tyrone in the All-Ireland semi-final.
McCarthy’s Cork future in doubt
Rumours are rife in Cork that Gerald McCarthy may not seek another term as senior hurling manager.
O hAiplin eager to end Cats’ dominance
Sean Og O hAilpin has urged the Cork county board to get its underage structures in order or the Liam McCarthy Cup will be heading to Kilkenny every year.
Cork SHC final: Cussen shines in Sars win
Cork football star Michael Cussen scored 1-2 as Sarsfields bridged a 51-year gap to claim the Cork SHC title at Bride Rovers’ expense at Pairc Ui Chaoimh.
Second half improvement delights Ryan
Cork coach Eamonn Ryan expressed delight with Cork’s second half display in their All-Ireland ladies football final victory over Monaghan at Croke Park.
Ladies SFC: Cork in fourth heaven
Cork captured a fourth successive TG4 All-Ireland ladies football championship crown as Ulster champions Monaghan were put to the sword at Croke Park.
O hAilpin says Galway should move east
Cork star Sean Og O hAilpin believes politics must be behind the split in Galway hurling administration circles over the proposal to admit the Tribesmen into the Leinster championship.
Walsh focuses on Monaghan not four-in-a-row
Cork ladies football captain Angela Walsh has insisted that beating Monaghan in today’s All-Ireland senior final is all the Rebels are concentrating on and not the attainment of an historic four-in-a-row of All-Ireland titles.
Rebelettes gunning for four-in-a-row
Cork Ladies will look to capture their fourth successive All-Ireland senior crown when they take on Monaghan this Sunday at Croke Park.
Rovers and Sarsfields clash this weekend in SHC final
Along with the Ladies All-Ireland final, the Cork Senior Hurling Championship final takes centre-stage this weekend in the Rebel County with Bride Rovers and Sarsfields battling it out to decide the county’s 2008 champions.
Comerford only Cat missing from All-Star shortlist
Kilkenny have received a whopping 14 nominations for the 2008 All-Star hurling awards, with Martin Comerford the only member of their All-Ireland winning team to lose out.
Walsh taking nothing for granted
Cork ladies football captain Angela Walsh is refusing to underestimate Monaghan ahead of Sunday’s All-Ireland final at Croke Park.
O’Donovan Rossa GAA Notes
The O’Donovan Rossa junior hurlers South West junior A hurling final against Diarmuid O Mathuna, has been scheduled for this Saturday, September 27, in Rossmore, at 5pm.
Tyrone top All-Star nominations list
Not surprisingly, Tyrone top the All-Star football nominations list with 10 of their All-Ireland winning side short-listed for the prestigious awards.
Cork disciplinary chiefs probe brawl
City division GAA officials in Cork have launched an investigation into a mass brawl which broke out during the second half of a divisional football final last weekend.
O’Donovan Rossa GAA Notes
The O’Donovan Rossa minor footballers recorded a comfortable ten point victory over Carbery Rangers on a 2-21 to 3-8 scoreline last Friday night in the Black Field, Union Hall to reach the semi-final stages of the minor A football championship.
Cork Gaelic Football Club of NY Fundraising Draw
Please note the date of the Draw has been changed to Sunday October 12th 2008. The Draw will be held in Randal Og’s, 171 West 231st Street, Bronx @ 8pm.
Interpro finals taken out of Croker
The GAA have announced the dates and fixtures for the Interprovincial football and hurling championships, with the finals no longer set to take place in Croke Park.
O’Connor targets second All-Ireland medal
Having helped Cork to All-Ireland camogie glory at the weekend, dual star Mary O’Connor is hoping the ladies football team can achieve a similar feat on Sunday week when they take on Monaghan in the All-Ireland final.
Mulcahy boost for Rebelettes
Cork’s hopes of achieving a four-in-a-row of All-Ireland ladies football wins in Sunday week’s final against Monaghan have received a significant boost with the news that top scorer Valerie Mulcahy has been cleared to play.
Cork SFC: Nemo book final spot
Nemo Rangers moved within 60 minutes of completing a four-in-a-row of Cork SFC successes following their 2-10 to 1-8 victory over Duhallow at Pairc Ui Rinn on Saturday night.
Cork SHC: Sarsfields bridge 11-year gap
Cork football star Michael Cussen came off the bench to help Sarsfields book their place in the Cork SHC final at the expense of Glen Rovers.
Murray praised for goalkeeping heroics
Cork manager Denise Cronin heaped praise on Aoife Murray after the goalkeeper’s brilliant performance in the All-Ireland camogie final triumph over Galway.
Camogie: Cork regain senior crown
A brace of first half goals from Síle Burns were the decisive scores as Cork claimed the Gala O’Duffy Cup for the 23rd time, following a five-point victory on a wet day at Croke Park, which saw some of the best goals witnessed at GAA Headquarters this year.
Foley feels experience can keep Cork in good stead
Cork camogie captain Catriona Foley believes that the Rebel County’s vast experience could be the key to her team’s bid for All-Ireland glory at Croke Park.
Cronin admits to getting eyes opened
Ahead of this weekend’s All-Ireland senior camogie final clash with Galway, former Cork star turned manager Denise Cronin has admitted that becoming the Rebel County’s boss was a real eye-opener for her.
Dolan looks forward to Conor claiming Sam
Cork County Board Chairman Mick Dolan has expressed the view that outgoing football supremo Conor Counihan can lead the Rebels to the All-Ireland SFC title in the ’near future.’
Gala All-Ireland Camogie Final - Cork v Galway
Galway are aiming to upset the odds this weekend and win only their second All-Ireland Camogie title as they take on Cork in Croke Park on Sunday afternoon Gala All Ireland Senior Camogie Championship Final.
Cork look to regain title
The pain of losing to Wexford in last year’s All-Ireland camogie final can put wiped from Cork’s minds this weekend as they prepare to face Galway in Sunday’s decider.
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O’Donovan Rossa GAA Notes
The O’Donovan Rossa minor footballers continued their intense preparations for their forthcoming minor championship clash against Carbery Rangers with a facile league victory over Ah·n Gaels, played in the Rossa Park last Sunday evening.
One yellow and you’re off
The GAA wants to introduce a new disciplinary system which will see players who receive a yellow card being sent to the sideline, with teams allowed to introduce a substitute in their place.
Special Congress motions revealed
The GAA have released details of the Special Congress to be held on October 4th with a list of the motions up for discussion, including changes to the hurling championship as well as disciplinary issues.
Cork camogs name All-Ireland final team
Cork have made one change to their team for this Sunday’s All-Ireland camogie senior final against Galway.
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