When the playwright Tom Murphy wrote A Crucial Week In The Life Of A Grocer’s Assistant, he might have been a bit previous in choosing his subject.

Paul Kerrigan believes the Cork footballers “moved forward” in 2015.

Cork County Board chairman Ger Lane has neither ruled in nor out the prospect of the county appointing an outside senior football manager to succeed Brian Cuthbert.

Cork’s footballers have come out in force to defend Brian Cuthbert, who has stepped down as manager.

Brian Cuthbert has announced this morning that he is leaving his position as Cork football boss with immediate effect.

Cork football manager Brian Cuthbert will not seek re-appointment for a third year at the helm following last weekend’s championship exit at the hands of Kildare, the

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Cork football manager Brian Cuthbert will not seek re-appointment for a third year at the helm following last weekend’s championship exit at the hands of Kildare.

Brian Cuthbert will not seek another year as manager of Cork footballers, the Irish Examiner is reporting.

Former Cork footballer Noel O’Leary doesn’t expect a raft of retirements following Saturday’s All-Ireland SFC defeat to Kildare. 

It was a small thing but it told us a lot.

Eamonn Fitzmaurice last night offered words of consolation to his Cork football counterpart, Brian Cuthbert, in the wake of the Rebels’ shock exit from the Championship.

No immediate decision will be taken by Cork GAA officials on the future of football manager Brian Cuthbert.

Brian Cuthbert’s body language as he exited the Kildare dressing-room after delivering his congratulatory speech late on Saturday wasn’t suggestive of a man who was keen to shoot the breeze, but the question had to be asked.

Brian Cuthbert doesn’t need to be reminded of the enormity of the task facing Cork after Saturday’s defeat

Cork gaffer Brian Cuthbert cut a disconsolate figure while reflecting on proceedings afterwards.

There are so many beguiling variables feeding into the Munster final replay equation that it is difficult to know where to start.

They mightn’t know it but Brian Cuthbert and Jimmy Barry-Murphy are following similar journeys, following paths they hardly envisaged when they became managers of Cork’s football and hurling teams but ones borne of necessity more so than design.

Cork manager Brian Cuthbert has selected the same starting 15 that began the Munster SFC final drawn encounter for Saturday's replay.

Billy Morgan has warned Brian Cuthbert’s players not to buy into “Kerry propaganda” ahead of Saturday’s Munster final replay.

It might take more than a history lesson to beat Kerry but Brian Cuthbert need only look back on the past four seasons to see where Cork have lost to them: first halves.

An old religion teacher of ours sure knew how to make an introduction. 

Cork football boss Brian Cuthbert was happy with his side’s win over Clare yesterday but remained unhappy with the late notification of Jamie O’Sullivan’s suspension.

Brian Cuthbert and Ronan McCarthy ran into each other at a "work thing" early in the New Year.

Paul Kerrigan spent much of the league getting used to a new role with the Cork footballers.

Dublin 1-15 Cork 2-7: After a week in which Dublin’s home comforts of Croke Park were atop the pre-Championship agenda, Jim Gavin’s men made a successful 600km round-trip to the hilly amphitheatre of Cill na Martra yesterday.

Former Cork footballer Dave Barry has challenged Brian Cuthbert’s side to make their critics eat their words after the torrent of negativity that has followed Sunday’s defeat to Dublin.

Cork football boss Brian Cuthbert believes that the style of football inter-county teams adopt is influenced by the All-Ireland-winning sides.

Cork football manager Brian Cuthbert expects his captain Michael Shields to be fit for the NFL final against Dublin on Sunday week.

The blanket defence, the bane of Cork’s 2014, came back to bite them in Owenbeg yesterday, but Brian Cuthbert wasn’t getting overly worried about his side’s attacking performance.

At this stage of Cork’s league campaign last season, Colm O’Neill’s contribution amounted to two substitute appearances and five points.

Afterwards, it wasn’t that Brian Cuthbert was attempting to divert attention away from this latest victory or the identity of the vanquished as much as move on to the next game.

Such is the haste from which Cork football runs away from anything current to view everything through the distorted prism of July’s first Sunday, we can summarily discount yesterday’s 11-point victory over Kerry as utterly irrelevant, says Tony Leen.

Brian Cuthbert is in just his second season in charge of Cork but the Rebels’ boss appreciates that context is vital in evaluating any 11-point victory in the month of March.

Going to qualifier games on a Saturday evening in the likes of O’Connor Park, is a lovely occasion and one of the best experiences of the GAA inter-county season.

Golfers like to remind themselves that nothing’s won on Saturdays, but it’s the day plenty of tour pros write themselves out of contention.

The Cork County Board last night sprang to the defence of its players who were subjected to heavy criticism on online forums.

Cork manager Brian Cuthbert was clearly frustrated with his side’s lateral play in Saturday night’s narrow win over Tipperary in the Munster SFC semi-final.