Electric Ireland Sigerson Cup semi-final: UCC 4-9 NUI Galway 1-15
Cork 1-20 Clare 0-20
Tonight's Allianz Hurling League clash with Clare was moved to Pairc Ui Rinn after the pitch was deemed unplayable after the league double-header two weeks ago.
Former Cork forward Colm O’Neill has been announced as a selector for the Cork U20 team.
Cork senior hurler Stephen McDonnell described his journey from playing for Cork as an U14 player to lifting a Munster senior title as captain.
Cork hurling manager John Meyler has called for artificial pitches to be installed at major GAA stadiums after problems with the Páirc Uí Chaoimh surface.
Yesterday’s news that Cork will play their next NHL Division 1A game in Páirc Uí Rinn rather than Páirc Uí Chaoimh is good news for players but it also raises many questions.
Fourteen-man Kildare secured their first win of the Division 2 league campaign, at Cork’s expense, this afternoon.
Kilkenny 2-18 Cork 1-17
Cork begin a third consecutive spring in the second tier away to Fermanagh tomorrow afternoon, with the county having failed to challenge for promotion in either 2017 or 2018.
Kevin Crowley has been ruled out of Cork’s Division 2 opener away to Fermanagh this weekend.
Kerry’s dominance of Munster football has seen the province’s championships lose their spark, accepts Munster Council CEO Kieran Leddy.
The next step for Cairde Chorcaí is the building of a global network of supporters to boost investment in Cork GAA at elite and grassroots level.
Cork GAA officials are on the hunt for a new U20 football manager following the resignation of Gene O’Driscoll.
Clare 1-9 Cork 0-9
The five-year plan up to 2024 will be resourced by a number of key appointments who will oversee development, progress and talent in Cork from schools up to elite level.
Michelle McAleer, former Head of Finance, Human Resources, and Business Development with the Ulster Council of the GAA, is being strongly linked with a move to a similar role with the Cork GAA.
Winners Waterford were more clinical than their opponents and deserved the win - playing with the wind, they had an early scoring burst by Stephen Bennett.
He may not have scored in open play in the Co-Op Superstores Munster SHL encounter in Cusack Park, Ennis, last Saturday, but Declan Dalton reiterated his potential to become a senior inter-county star of the near future, against Clare.
Colin Guilfoyle’s late goal gave Clare the impetus to win this Co-Op Superstores Munster SHL clash in Cusack Park, Ennis, the home side’s late scoring burst getting them the win ahead of a visiting Cork side who had dominated much of an entertaining game viewed by 1,987 spectators.