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Experienced Rebels could come a cropper to hungry Kingdom
AS reigning All Ireland champions and with a larger number of last year's panel available to them than usual Cork will head into this Saturday's clash as favourites. Rightly so with the quality they've got, but don't for a minute think that the Kingdom will be as poor this year as they were last.
Macroom denied at the death
THERE are tough ways to lose a football match and there are agonising ways to lose a football final.
Kanturk and Castleview play out a thrilling draw
PREMIER A league leaders Kanturk welcomed mid table Castleview to Gurteenard on Saturday for this league encounter and welcomed them with arms (goalmouth) opened wide by giving them a three-goal start.
McCarthy point secures Boherbue late draw
BOHERBUE produced a gutsy comeback to force parity on a late point from Denis McCarthy with hosts Dromtariffe in the Ducon Cup last Sunday.
O'Connor poaches late goal for Kanturk reprieve
AN injury-time goal from Eoghan O'Connor allowed Kanturk pull the game of the fire with a last ditch equalising strike against Millstreet in the Ducon Cup played in Millstreet on Friday night.
Under-21 quarter-finals throw up appealing tussles
A BATCH of action packed games in the U21 Football Championship and four quarter final games is sure to generate plenty of enthusiasm.
Tyrone's Red Hand looking ominous
THE bald statistics tend to suggest that the Cork are very much the form team going into next Saturday night's National Football League clash with Tyrone in Omagh.
Dinan point secures Mallow equality with Kiskeam
A PRECIOUS equalising pointed free deep into injury time from Noel Dinan secured Mallow a share of the spoils with Kiskeam in an exciting County Football League Division 2 encounter at Kiskeam on Sunday.
Clyda Rovers take Kelleher Shield points
CLYDA Rovers had nine points to spare over Killavullen in the Kelleher Shield Section three at Killavullen on Sunday. The winners were quick of the mark and early points by Declan Roche, Conor O'Sullivan were followed by a great goal by Coleman Lane. Killavullen pointed through Billy Norris.
Productive second half paves way for Lyre win
LYRE conjured up a dominant second half display to end a losing sequence and collect their first points in the Ducon Cup in the aftermath of a deserved victory over Kanturk in the Ducon Cup on Sunday.
Inside Gaelic Football
- Liscarroll surge to see off Mitchelstown
- Lights shine brightest for 'Town as Kilworth fail to live with visitors
- Araglin have big win over Doneraile
- Churchtown too strong for disappointing Shanballymore
- Fermoy too crafty for Glanworth
- Ballyhooly hold out against Kilshannig
- Three goal Kildorrery storm past Grenagh
- Eager to repeat the trick
- Kennedy back in the Kingdom's service again
- Under 21 football championships continue to produce exciting fare
- Knocknagree unbeaten run halted by Rockchapel
- Cork withstand Galway fightback
- Cleary expecting tough battle
- Honours even at Kanturk
- Last gasp horror for Macroom
- Stuttering Rebels fail to convince
- Tyrone will be a big test – O'Neill
- Few complaints, but Graham questions St Brendans goal
- Late rally sees Kildorrery overcome Newmarket in Shield
- Mitchelstown off to a winning start in league
- Disappointing start to Shield for Killavullen
- Goals are answer to Churchtown's prayers
- O'Sullivan's elevenpoint haul secures win for Dromtariffe
- Ballydesmond caught out by last-gasp Castletownbere winner
- Muskerry U-21 football championship starts
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