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Wednesday 7 June 2023 Dublin: 11°C

# Cork

Yesterday
6th June 2023
# RIP
Tributes paid after Cork All-Ireland winning great Teddy McCarthy passes away
McCarthy made GAA history in 1990.
# RIP
Tributes paid after Cork All-Ireland winning great Teddy McCarthy passes away
McCarthy made GAA history in 1990.
This week
4th June 2023 - 7th June 2023
# Talking Points
Kerry relief after win, Cork improvement and another Clifford scoring show
Kerry claimed a 1-14 to 0-15 victory in a game that delivered talking points.
Last week
28th May 2023 - 3rd June 2023
# camogie wrap
Galway maintain hoodoo over Cork as senior championship kicks off
Galway completed a third-straight win over Cork.
# Reaction
Cork boss Cleary: 'How it's a penalty is beyond me. Very harsh decision'
Cork lost out by two points in Páirc Uí Chaoimh.
# Close contest
Clifford penalty key as Kerry survive Cork test to win by two
14,081 watched on in Páirc Uí Chaoimh.
# Close contest
Clifford penalty key as Kerry survive Cork test to win by two
14,081 watched on in Páirc Uí Chaoimh.
# Preview
Kilkenny's title defence and Galway's long wait after league win - Camogie championship begins
Can any side end the dominance of the big three?
# Cork
'Where will mum go?' Families panic following Cork nursing home's Fair Deal exit
Sheila Healy is turning 96 next month. Her children don’t know where she will be living come her birthday.
# a class apart
Anthony Nash: Why Patrick Horgan should and will be back
Cork face a tough summer of reflection, but know they need their driven, obsessed talisman in 2024.
# housing committee
Having a job is 'no longer a way out of homelessness', TDs told
Wayne Stanley said the issue is arising particularly where younger people are gaining employment despite living in emergency accommodation.
# Naval Service
Former Naval instructor receives probation bond for sexually assaulting recruit
The instructor, who resigned after the assault, slapped a new recruit on the buttocks, winked at her and said ‘You’re lucky it wasn’t 14 or 15 years ago’.
# Talking Points
Limerick's brilliant resolve, champions back in form and Cork's attacking stars
A frenetic afternoon provided plenty talking points.
# Nailbiter
Limerick survive Cork test in Munster hurling thriller to set up final against Clare
40,847 watched on at the Gaelic Grounds.
# Wrap
Cork retain Munster crown as Donegal dethrone Armagh in Ulster
The Rebels defeated Kerry on a scoreline of 5-14 to 2-17.
# Nailbiter
Limerick survive Cork test in Munster hurling thriller to set up final against Clare
40,847 watched on at the Gaelic Grounds.
Last month
May 2023
# Super Sunday
Munster elimination - who faces exit from Tipperary, Limerick and Cork?
Semple Stadium and Gaelic Grounds host tomorrow’s games.
# John Cleary
'We're just raring to go' - Seven weeks after Munster exit, Cork return to action
Cork face Louth in their All-Ireland senior football opener tomorrow.
# Gardaí
Two men arrested in connection with drug seizure in Cork
The men are aged in their late teens and 20s.
# Rebel Boost
'It's been hard on the young fella' - Cork boss delight as Downey free to play in U20 final
The Glen Rovers player has been unavailable for games in Munster.
# fatal collision
Two motorcyclists have died in separate collisions in Cork and Westmeath
Local diversions are in place after both incidents.
# Declan Dalton
'Everybody loves to see the guy who goes the hard route' - Cork's late developer
Declan Dalton is starting to make his mark for the Cork hurling side.
# Pornography
Judge calls for 'rigorous restrictions' on porn after 15-year-old sentenced for sexual assault
The victim says she feels anxious walking on her own or when passing teenage boys.
# Team news
Cork captain back, Casey in for Limerick and Tipperary ring the changes
Cork travel to Ennis to face Clare on Sunday, while Tipperary entertain Limerick in Thurles.
# familiar foe
Kerry to face Cork in Munster minor football final for second succesive year
They earned comfortable wins over Limerick and Tipperary respectively this evening.
# Courts
Man jailed for dragging Garda on road in Cork, leaving her with life changing injuries
Garda Catherine McCarthy was dragged 80 feet along a road, while she held onto a car, after catching a man buying a large quantity of cannabis.
# charleville
Woman (70s) killed after being struck by a lorry in Co Cork
The incident occurred on Main Street in Charleville at around 3.45pm.
# wilton manor
Gardaí appeal for information on silver saloon car seen at time of Cork shooting
A man in his 40s was injured in the incident.
# Cork
Witness appeal after man presents at Cork hospital with gunshot wounds
He remains in a stable condition.
# GAA
Cork edge out Kerry to set up Munster minor semi-final with Tipperary
Limerick secured victory over the Premier County in the round-robin final.
# Nursing Homes
Cork nursing home with 73 residents pulls out of Fair Deal scheme
The company that owns the nursing home said that they are aware that this will be a “shock” for residents.
# Courts
Two men jailed for inflicting 'life-changing injuries' on 93-year-old woman as they robbed her
Cork Circuit Criminal Court heard that the woman had previously led a full and independent life but now suffered from ‘excruciating pain’.
# Midway Mark
How will Liam Cahill and Pat Ryan reflect two games into their Munster reigns?
Cork and Tipperary finished all square on Saturday night.
# Explanation
Showing every match on RTÉ 'not realistic' - GAA responds to paywall backlash
The association has been heavily criticised for showing Munster hurling games on GAAGO instead of free-to-air television.
# True colours
Anthony Nash: Why Cork versus Tipp remains hurling's most romantic rivalry
These teams nearly always let each other play, each eternally confident they have the artistry to win out.
April
April 2023
# Rebels
Cork fire 0-27 as they claim opening Munster hurling win over Waterford
29,204 attended today’s game in Páirc Uí Chaoimh.
# championship fever
Anthony Nash: Cork must match Waterford's intensity, or face stark consequences
If the Rebels want to progress from Munster, they will have to win their home games, starting tomorrow.
# GAA Wrap
Cunningham winner for Cork knocks out Limerick, Tipperary set up semi-final with Clare
In Connacht there were minor football wins for Galway and Roscommon tonight.
# Team news
O'Neill named in Limerick team, Cork hand out first senior champ starts to duo
Waterford have named Tom Barron in defence.
# Cork
Former councillor jailed for sexually assaulting eight-year-old girl almost 20 years ago
The Judge said that John Hussey “had violated the bodily integrity” of the child and “caused her pain”.