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Last hurrah looms for football's most remarkable man

Sunday May 18 2008

I REMEMBER training in Killarney one night. It had been a tough session with Mick O'Dwyer on the whistle and it was a particularly trying night for me as Pat Spillane had given me the complete runaround.

McHale new Ballina boss

Wednesday March 26 2008

LIAM McHale is to take over as manager of the reigning Mayo and Connacht champions Ballina Stephenites.

James Masters gets away from Martin Wynne during the All-Ireland Club SFC semi-final in Ennis yesterday

Sure-footed Masters works magic to drive impressive Nemo through to final

Monday February 25 2008

If all the Cork footballers emerge from the recent strike as James Masters did in Ennis yesterday then they can look forward to quickly putting the troubles of the last four months behind them.

Past glory revisited

Monday November 26 2007

The light may be fading and the pitches may be softening but a provincial club final in late November always has the potential for drama and excitement.

Rediscovering the treasures of the Kingdom

Sunday November 25 2007

Princes of Pigskin: A Century of Kerry Footballers

Should Fyffes be the new sponsors of Cork?

Martin Breheny Wednesday November 14 2007

If 02 ever decide to end their sponsorship deal with Cork, the County Board might be well advised to approach Fyffes as a possible replacement.

Irish pros in action this week

Wednesday September 26 2007

WORLD CUP OF GOLF

WE SAID FAREWELL IN 2006 TO . . .

Sunday December 31 2006

JIMMY PHELAN scored 2-1 for Kilkenny in the famous 'Thunder and Lightning' final of 1939 when the Cats beat Cork 2-7 to 3-3. He was also on the team beaten by Limerick in the 1940 final.

Liam Higgins

Sunday November 19 2006

LIAM Higgins was one of my closest friends, if not the closest. As well as being a fine footballer, he was a talented teacher in Dingle CBS, but he had the misfortune to have me as one of his pupils. I am sorry to say, he made a very bad job of me!

Liam Higgins: in the mould of Peninsular legends

Sunday November 19 2006

IN the mid-1960s, I was approached by an astute old timer in Dingle one day when I was on vacation from my hospital employment in England.