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One-point Ducon wins for Lyre and Cullen
Lyre 1-10
Marshall seals an historic first title for Coachford
COACHFORD took the Premier League title for the first time in their club history with this win over Kilumney.
Fermoy fighting for their MSL Premier life
MSL Senior Premier Division
Rylane's five-start performance seals 3B title over Newmarket
Rylane Celtic took the League 3B title with their performance of the season in this comprehensive win over Newmarket. The match was a title decider as the teams were tied at the top of the table and this was their last game of the season. Newmarket are now in a play-off to win promotion as runners-up while Rylane are celebrating as champions.
Crucial win puts Park Utd back on track for title
This vital win puts Park back on top of the Premier League, joint top with Kilumney on 45 points.
Killumney fancied to lift AOH Cup, the biggest cup on offer in Cork
The AOH Cup is the biggest cup competition in junior league football in Cork. The competition is open to each of the 88 sides in the nine divisions. Of the seven cup title available each season, the AOH Cup is the most prestigious and the cup that the top sides most want to win.
Coachford share Premier lead with Park as Pearce Celtic's title hopes end
Premier League
Hibs stay top of 2A with Park Utd in third
League 2A
Millstreet take a huge step toward League 1A survival
League 1A
Win will send Park to top of Premier
Saturday, May 11
Trap the fall guy in the blame game?
IRISH football is in the midst of yet another civil war. The second in just a little over a decade.
Race against the drop hard to call
SO that's the end of QPR's bid to stave off relegation.
Molly's raiders snatch win in Bweeng
IN the first leg of the Mallow Town and District cup competiton two weeks ago Molly's Bar were hosts to Bridge House while Moriarty's hosted their encounter with the Castle Inn.
St Val's juniors claim win in first game
THE St Val's juniors played their first league match of the season at home in Carrigadrohid against Valley Rovers last Sunday evening. In a game that was close and exciting all through our girls finally pulled away near the end to win on a score line of 2-10 to 2-7 their next match is away to Naomh Aban.
Lady footballers look back on year of glory
There was glamour and style as local lady footballers gathered at Darby O'Gills Saturday night to celebrate a year of glory.
One-point Ducon wins for Lyre and Cullen
Lyre 1-10
Soccer team back on the winning trail
Last weekend proved a good one for both Fermoy Soccer teams, the seniors got back on the winning trail by defeating Passage 3-0 in their home game in the first round of the Beamish Munster Senior Cup.
News
From court to cleaning up
IN a first for Mallow, people served with Community Service Orders have been put to work cleaning up a litter blackspot on the outskirts of the town.
Endangering garda's life added to Fouhy charges
A CASTLEYONS man has been sent forward for trial on charges of assaulting a garda and endangering his life outside the Cork Marts complex in Fermoy.
Sentence appeal backfires on Glock man
A 33-year-old Nork Corkman has had his sentence for a firearms offence increased to nine years after the Court of Criminal Appeal decided that the sentence he had received from a circuit court judge in Cork was too lenient.
Sod turned on grassland centre
A NEW multi-million research and educational facility in Fermoy is set to play a pivotal role in the expansion of Irish farming under the governments Food Harvest 2020 initiative.
Three accidents in a week at 'disaster waiting' bridge
A BRIDGE on the N73 recently branded "a disaster waiting to happen" has been the scene of three more accidents within the past week.
12 local businesses press the Accelerator
TWELVE local small businesses are looking to accelerate their growth prospects after completing a new management development programme in Mallow.
Connie left speechless at turnout for his last day
Customers turn up to wish him well
Local company wins award
Danone Baby Nutrition, Macroom was presented with the Excellence Through People (ETP) award by Minister of State for Small Business John Perry at a ceremony last Friday.
Drunk man tried to break into Kanturk dentist's premises
A MAN who tried to break into a dentist's premises in Kanturk when he was "drunk and on drugs" has escaped a jail sentence.
Rent increases 'will see single mothers go hungry'
RENTAL increases on council houses in north Cork would result in single mothers going hungry.
