Rory Noonan
Chief Sub-Editor at Echo Live
Assistant Production Editor at Irish Examiner
Chief Sub-Editor of The Echo newspaper and @EchoLivecork. PRO Rebel Óg All views are my own
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3 weeks ago |
echolive.ie | Rory Noonan
Members of Craobh na Dúglaise who attended the County Fleadh Cheoil at Ballincollig had a most enjoyable time. Those who took part in the competitions were well pleased with their performances. The branch won a total of 32 medals which included 17 firsts. Pride of place was the Drombeg Céilí Band, entered under Douglas Comhaltas, who won the Senior Céilí Band competition.
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3 weeks ago |
echolive.ie | Rory Noonan
Cork got their title defence off to a smooth start after their comprehensive win over Limerick in the opening round of the Glen Dimplex All-Ireland Senior Championship at Páirc Ui Rinn on Saturday. Following on from the successful shorts v skorts motion last Thursday it was back to action on the pitch rather than off it. Due to the postponement of the Munster final Cork didn’t have a game for five weeks, but you wouldn’t think it as they were in total control, from the first minute to the last.
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3 weeks ago |
echolive.ie | Rory Noonan
Camogie players are free to wear shorts or skorts, after a special congress voted in favour of choice. The Camogie Association held a special congress at Croke Park tonight, where delegates voted in 98% favour of giving the players the choice to wear one or the other. The issue came to light a few weeks ago, when Dublin and Kilkenny senior sides took to the pitch wearing shorts and were told they had to change into skorts.
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3 weeks ago |
echolive.ie | Rory Noonan
Nemo Rangers joined Clonakilty at the top of the McCarthy Insurance Group Division 1 league table following their one point win over the West Cork side at Trabeg on Wednesday night. The game was close all through, with Nemo hitting four two pointers over the hour, some of them vital to keep the home side in contention.
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3 weeks ago |
echolive.ie | Rory Noonan
Cork and Milford camogie star Ashling Thompson is known not just in Cork but all around the country. She has been a key player for the Rebels camogie side for more than 10 years and is showing no signs of slowing down. Thompson is well-known by many for her work and speaking out on mental health issues as well as her camogie skills, making her someone who will go down as one of the greats of the game.
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An unbelievable person who helped so many over the years and never looked for anything in return. A huge loss to her family first and foremost but also the Douglas community and further afield. Thanks for all you did Phil and may you rest in peace.
Tributes paid to popular Cork community champion Phil Goodman https://t.co/wLAS4HRZx3