Friday 30 July, 2021
The Rebels were three-point winners over Donegal at Tuam Stadium.
Cork defender Laura Treacy on following in the footsteps of Gemma O’Connor, the Rebel set-up and her work as a nurse specialising in colposcopy.
The Rebels were 3-15 to 2-6 winners in the Division 1 clash.
Niamh Cotter: ‘It’s a bit of a cop out. I think that’s something we are really keen to move away from and maybe prove some of the doubters wrong.’
‘There is no better feeling than seeing my favourite little man giving me a big clap at the end of training.’
Ephie Fitzgerald’s Rebels travel to Tralee on another busy weekend of ladies football action.
Saoirse Noonan is the Women’s National League Player of the Month for September.
Cork star Áine Terry O’Sullivan is facing into a hectic schedule with Beara and West Cork.
Sheffield United boss Chris Wilder claims he pulled his calf celebrating the Corkman’s all-important goal.
The Cork native was voted in at Congress tonight.
The Cork star earned her first Ireland 15s cap last weekend.
A five-point win over UCD for the holders.
The Cork discus thrower claimed silver and bronze in Rio and London.
Another individual accolade for the Cork midfielder’s cabinet.
Laura Fitzgerald was the Cork side’s late hero as they secured back-to-back titles.
Eileen Lyons and Donoughmore are back in an All-Ireland final after not fielding in 2017.
Cork All-Star Amy O’Connor is pleased to see Paudie Murray at the helm once again.
Manager Bobbie O’Dwyer hailed his players after Cork’s All-Ireland minor title victory.
Cork camogie star Amy O’Connor on leaving a promising soccer career behind, and life on and off the field of play.
Next up for the Rebels is Tipperary in the decider.
11-time All-Star Gemma O’Connor is in her 18th season and 100% dedicated to the Rebel cause.
The Banner star was on The Sunday Game last night and believes the Rebels ‘could be waiting in the long grass’.
Goals from Simon Falvey and Robert Slevin saw the Cork side over the line after extra-time.
Doireann O’Sullivan reflects on an incredible end to 2018 and the perfect start to 2019.
The Cork side beat Kilkenny’s Graigue-Ballycallan by two points at Semple Stadium.
For All-Ireland winners Michael Shields and Noel O’Leary, it was a year to remember.
Doireann O’Sullivan was in outstanding form as they lifted the Dolores Tyrrell Memorial Cup after years of near misses.
The Rebels beat Donegal as their quest for a 12th title in 14 years continues.
Five points was the winning margin at Páirc Uí Rinn.
Orla Finn and Eimear Scally starred for the Rebels at Nowlan Park.
Garry Buckley’s goal separated the sides this evening.
It was all too easy for the Rebels this afternoon.
Semple Stadium was the venue for tonight’s showdown.
Jamie O’Sullivan grabbed the only goal of the game in Páirc Uí Rinn.
Cork’s manager savored victory after yesterday’s Munster final in Páirc Uí Chaoimh.
The Cork boss felt he got his team perfectly set up for yesterday’s impressive win over Clare.
Michael Hurley and Damien Buckley both bagged a brace of goals for the Rebels.
These are the type of magic scores the Rebels will hope to register on Sunday in the Gaelic Grounds.
Jimmy Barry-Murphy’s side got their league campaign off to an impressive start in Páirc Uí Rinn.
