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Miskella to miss Monaghan trip Cork are set to be without John Miskella for the early stages of their National Football League campaign.
McGrath Cup: Kingdom bridge 14-year gap Kerry warmed up for next Sunday's mouth-watering NFL opener against Dublin by capturing the McGrath Cup for only the second time in their history at Tralee yesterday.
Waterford Crystal Cup: UCC into decider UCC reached the Waterford Crystal Cup final at Buttevant yesterday courtesy of an extra-time victory over Fitzgibbon Cup rivals UL.
Leinster Colleges SFC 'A': Wins for Edenderry and Athy Holders St. Mary's, Edenderry are through to the semi-finals of the Leinster Colleges SFC 'A' following a hard-earned 1-11 to 1-8 victory over Dublin's St. Benildus.
Saturday round-up Kerry are the McGrath Cup SF winners and Donegal McKenna Cup champions while UCC and Dublin progressed in their hurling ties on Saturday.
Students travelling to Tralee on a high UCC will travel to Tralee in buoyant mood for today's McGrath Cup final against Kerry after defeating DIT in their Sigerson Cup opener on Wednesday.
UCC set for Kingdom test UCC travel to Tralee this Sunday to take on All-Ireland champions Kerry in the McGrath Cup final.
Kilshannig remain on course for minor double Kilshannig's minor B hurlers assured they would remain on course for a league and championship double last Saturday when they saw off St Marks by two points in the county league semi-final at Meelin.
Cork Vocational schools Cork VEC Team form Championship v's Kilkenny VEC in Thomastown on Saturday the 30th of January 2010 at 2 pm
Walsh continues preparations Cork manager Denis Walsh admitted that he wouldn't have minded an extra game in the Waterford Crystal Cup, but following the defeat to UCC, he is already planning ahead for the league.
Doody set Duhallow role It is all but a formality now that Kiskeam's Tom Doody will be appointed the Duhallow senior football manager for the coming year.
Donal Óg Cusack - January Cork Person of the Month Donal Óg Cusack was named January Cork Person of the Month to mark his hurling career to date, wining the William Hill Sports Book of the Year for his autobiography, his GPA work, and for positively highlighting lifestyle choices for benefit of others in Ireland.
Water carriers to be sidelined Plans to ban water carriers from the pitch during inter-county games have been met with strong opposition from managers.
Corn Ui Mhuiri roundup De La Salle, Macroom will face Dingle CBS, while holders Colaiste na Sceilge will lock horns with St. Brendan's, Killarney in the semi-finals of the Corn Ui Mhuiri following yesterday's quarter-final action.
Sigerson Cup: O'Driscoll goal gives UCC the edge Barry O'Driscoll scored a stunning extra-time goal as UCC overcame DIT in a hard-fought Sigerson Cup first round clash at the Mardyke yesterday.
O'Donovan Rossa club notes The O'Donovan Rossa under-21 footballers were drawn to play Carbery Rangers in the first round of the competition drawn at last Wednesday evening's South West Board meeting.
UCC win on Sigerson's first day UCC, University Limerick and St. Mary's were victorious on the first day of action in this year's Ulster Bank Sigerson Cup.
Setanta announces expanded National League coverage Setanta Sports will broadcast live 13 National Football and Hurling League games this spring.
Cork junior clubs finally have their say History was made at last night's Cork county board meeting in Pairc Ui Chaoimh when junior clubs were represented for the first time.
Waterford Crystal Cup: Good day for students UCC and UL continued their preparations for the Fitzgibbon Cup with wins over Limerick and LIT respectively in yesterday's Waterford Crystal Cup action.
Sunday results round-up Seven players were red carded in the Laois v Kildare O'Byrne Cup clash on a busy day in the provincial subsidiary competitions.
McGrath Cup: UCC book final spot UCC will face either Kerry or Tipperary in the McGrath Cup final following this hard-earned win over Sigerson Cup rivals Cork IT yesterday.
London calling ...Tir Chonaill Gaels International Sevens London champions Tir Chonaill Gaels host their 9th Annual Sevens tournament on Saturday 1st May 2010 (Bank Holiday).
Harty Cup roundup Holders Thurles CBS will face a local derby clash with Nenagh CBS, while St. Caimin's will meet Ard Scoil Ris in the Harty Cup semi-finals after yesterday's quarter-final action.
O'Donovan Rossa club notes Five O'Donovan Rossa footballers were selected on the Carbery All-Star football team at the Buckley Financial Awards held in the Maritime Hotel last Saturday evening.
SF challenge: Counihan's winning start The Cork footballers made a winning start to their 2010 campaign when they edged out Sigerson Cup holders CIT in a low-scoring senior football challenge at the CIT grounds in Bishopstown last night.
McCarthy reveals media phobia Retired Cork hurling star Timmy McCarthy has revealed the reasons why he rarely gave interviews to the media.
Second half collapse concerns Walsh Denis Walsh was at a loss to explain Cork's second half fadeout in yesterday's Waterford Crystal Cup defeat by UCC.
McGrath Cup: Kerry, Tipp, CIT and UCC reach semis All-Ireland champions Kerry progressed to the last four of the McGrath Cup yesterday along with Tipperary, Cork IT and UCC.
Waterford Crystal Cup: Winning start for 'Sparrow' Ger 'Sparrow' O'Loughlin's reign as Clare hurling boss got off to a winning start when the Banner defeated Waterford IT by 0-15 to 1-9 in yesterday's Waterford Crystal Cup opener at Meelick.
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