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6 days ago |
irishexaminer.com | John Coleman
St Finbarr's qualified for the final of Division 1 of the McCarthy Insurance Group Cork Football League without kicking a ball after they received a walkover from Newcestown in the final round. They must wait another week, however, to find out who will join them. Nemo Rangers are in second place at the moment after they beat St Michael's by 0-16 to 2-7 on Thursday night. Should Clonakilty avoid defeat against Castlehaven next Sunday, they will play the Barrs in the final.
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1 week ago |
irishexaminer.com | John Coleman
There will be plenty of drama in the final round of Divison 1 of the Red FM Cork Hurling League in two weeks' time after the penultimate round was played out over the weekend. Reigning champions Sarsfields secured their place in the final with Douglas, St Finbarr's, Glen Rovers and Charleville all in contention to join them. At the other end of affairs, Kanturk and Carrigaline have been relegated.
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2 weeks ago |
irishexaminer.com | John Coleman
St Finbarr’s and Clonakilty are the favourites to make the final of Division 1 in the McCarthy Insurance Group Cork Football League after both teams registered important wins in the penultimate round of the competition. They are tied on 14 points each as both sides took advantage of Nemo Rangers dropping points against their neighbours from Douglas.
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3 weeks ago |
irishexaminer.com | John Coleman
The top of Division 1 of the Red FM Cork Hurling League became even more cluttered over the weekend with just three points separating Sarsfields in first place and Charleville in seventh place with two rounds to play. Indeed, had Charleville beaten Sars in Riverstown on Sunday morning, they would have topped the pile on nine points along with Douglas. However, Sars made home advantage count as they won on a scoreline of 1-21 to 2-14.
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1 month ago |
irishexaminer.com | John Coleman
HIGH-flying Clonakilty fell to their first defeat of the Cork SFL Division 1 campaign as Nemo Rangers bested them by a point in Trabeg. The result brought the hosts onto 12 points, along with Clon while St Finbarr’s joined them when they defeated Douglas on Saturday. Clon’s superior scoring difference leaves them top with two to play in what is now very much a three-horse race for the final.
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