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Andrew Horgan

Cork

Sports Reporter at Freelance

Digital Sports Journalist at Irish Examiner

Sports Journalist for the Irish Examiner @ExaminerSport. Email; [email protected]

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  • 3 days ago | irishexaminer.com | Andrew Horgan

    Cork City have announced the signing of striker Djenairo Daniels, just over an hour before they face Waterford at Turner's Cross. The 23-year-old Dutch forward joins the club on a short-term deal until July having most recently played with Fram in Iceland. Daniels previously played at youth level with PSV before having spells with clubs in Italy, Canada and Portugal. “I am very pleased to be here," Danield told the club's official website.

  • 6 days ago | irishexaminer.com | Andrew Horgan

    John 'Bubbles' O'Dwyer admits he doesn’t hold out much hope that Tipperary can defeat Limerick in their Munster SHC opener in Thurles on Sunday afternoon. Speaking to Anthony Daly, TJ Ryan and Mark Landers at live show at the Clayton Cork City Hotel on Thursday night, the two-time All-Ireland winner with Tipp believes their heavy loss to Cork in the league final was a cause for concern.

  • 1 week ago | irishexaminer.com | Andrew Horgan

    Celtic Soccer Academy have announced that it is engaging with Cabinteely Football Club as their new International Club Partner in South Dublin. Davy Stone, Director of Football, Cabinteely FC, said: “We at Cabinteely FC are delighted to announce our international partnership with Celtic FC.

  • 1 week ago | irishexaminer.com | Andrew Horgan

    Cork City manager Tim Clancy has again vented his frustration at the standard of officiating in the League of Ireland as he believes his side were denied a penalty against St Patrick’s Athletic on Friday night. City would lose the fixture – they are now six games without a win on their return to the Premier Division – thanks to superb strikes from Chris Forrester and Brandon Kavanagh at the end of the first half.

  • 1 week ago | irishexaminer.com | Andrew Horgan

    Danielle Burke played 144 competitive matches for Cork City but at Turner’s Cross on Saturday evening she will experience something new, something she may have thought she would never experience. On Saturday evening (kick-off 5pm), Burke will line up against Cork City for the first time ever when Waterford take on City in the Women’s Premier Division for the first time ever. “It will be a bit weird going into the away dressing room,” began Burke.

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Andrew Horgan
Andrew Horgan @AndrewHorgan
11 Apr 25

RT @AndrewHorgan: 'We have nothing to prove' - Danielle Burke and Waterford teammates ready for Cork City reunion https://t.co/ow6vjEGId9

Andrew Horgan
Andrew Horgan @AndrewHorgan
11 Apr 25

An even enough game won by St Pats thanks to two quality finishes, the likes of which City couldn’t replicate, particularly without Keating and Maguire. But at least City have Cathal O’Sullivan, for now. My report: https://t.co/yja2DRTQbx

Andrew Horgan
Andrew Horgan @AndrewHorgan
11 Apr 25

RT @ExaminerSport: St Pat's end City's 23-game unbeaten home run with convincing win at Turner's Cross https://t.co/E1rDp4lbnC