cork hurling

Cork boss reveals why Arsenal can take credit for their superb form

Cork boss reveals why Arsenal can take credit for their superb form

What a Connection! When Arsenal lifted the Premier League title on the 24th of May, many found them unbearable – not Cork boss Ben O’Connor. The hurling manager has made it clear in the past that he is an avid Arsenal supporter. And the Newtownshandrum native believes the Gunners winning the league can inspire every […]

3 days ago

Patrick Horgan takes issue with Cork boss’ dig at previous Rebel teams

Patrick Horgan takes issue with Cork boss’ dig at previous Rebel teams

The Cork legend does not agree! On Sunday, Cork defeated Clare 1-30 to 1-16 in the Munster SHC to set up a final with Limerick, for a repeat of last year’s showpiece. The win meant the Rebels and manager Ben O’Connor completed a long-term goal of winning every game in the round-robin-stage, finishing with maximum […]

1 week ago

Brian Hayes sums up biggest off-the-pitch culture change in modern GAA players

Brian Hayes sums up biggest off-the-pitch culture change in modern GAA players

How times have changed! Speaking at the launch of a new three year partnership between the Gaelic Players Association and Clean Cut Meals. Cork hurler, Brian Hayes outlined changes in team bonding between modern GAA players. The St. Finbar’s forward said: “I suppose we meet up for coffees and go for a sauna or a […]

3 weeks ago

Cork senior hurling coach departs after just three months, according to reports

Cork senior hurling coach departs after just three months, according to reports

A blow for new manager Ben O’Connor A senior member of the Cork hurling management team has left after just three months, according to reports. The Cork Echo has reported that team coach Niall O’Halloran, who only joined as part of Ben O’Connor’s management ticket in September, has departed, and it is unclear whether O’Connor […]

6 months ago

Patrick Horgan opens up on retiring without the elusive ‘medal’ 

Patrick Horgan opens up on retiring without the elusive ‘medal’

The Glen Rovers star ends an 18-year Cork career as hurling’s top scorer in both league and championship, insisting that medals aren’t everything. Patrick Horgan recently announced his retirement from inter-county hurling at 37, closing the book on an outstanding 18-year career with Cork. The Glen Rovers star departs as hurling’s all-time top scorer, with […]

9 months ago