Rory Noonan

3 days ago | echolive.ie | Rory Noonan

Independent Cllr Kieran McCarthy invites all Cork young people to participate in the fifteenth year of McCarthy’s Make a Model Boat Project. All interested participants must design and make a model boat at home and bring it to The Lough on the evening of Thursday 22 May 2025. The event is being run in association with Meitheal Mara and the Cork Harbour Festival Team for the Cork Harbour Festival itself. There are three categories, two for primary and one for secondary students.

3 days ago | echolive.ie | Rory Noonan

Heartbreak for Cork as they last out to Waterford in their TG4 Munster Senior Football Championship clash at Dungarvan GAA Club on Sunday. But there can be little argument the better team won on the day as the home side dominated play for long stretches. The sides were level at half-time and it looked like it was going to be a close game, but two Waterford goals, in two minutes swung the game in their favour and from there they never looked back.

5 days ago | echolive.ie | Rory Noonan

Cork’s clash with Waterford in the Munster Senior Camogie final has been cancelled. The game was due to take place tomorrow at 1pm at The Ragg in Tipperary. But this evening the Munster Camogie Association issued a statement to say the game was off due to the ongoing shorts v skort stance by players. During the week both Cork and Waterford indicated they were going to wear shorts but under current rules you have to wear skorts for a game to start.

6 days ago | echolive.ie | Rory Noonan

The outcome is simple for Sunday’s TG4 Munster Ladies Senior Football Championship between Cork and Waterford, 2pm at Dungarvan GAA Club. The Rebels head to Waterford for their third round robin game and the winners of this clash will face Kerry in the Munster final on May 25. No matter who wins Kerry will be hot favourites to win the title but getting to the final is also important.

6 days ago | echolive.ie | Rory Noonan

The only talking point ahead of the Munster Senior Camogie final all week has been the skort v shorts debate. The game is due to take place at The Ragg, Tipperary, throw-in 1pm, but it is still unclear if the game will go ahead or not. The skort v shorts stance by players came to light and blew up after the Kilkenny v Dublin Leinster semi-final. Kilkenny and Dublin took to the pitch wearing shorts and were informed by the referee that the game would be abandoned unless they changed into skorts.