Outgoing Cork senior hurling manager Kieran Kingston isn’t ruling out a return to inter-county management in the future, but says that Cork, like many counties, could benefit from a supporters’ club or other mechanisms providing extra financial resources and facilities for its elite teams.

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Kieran Kingston last night dispelled rumours that certain demands of the Cork hurling squad were not being acceded to by the county board.

If there’s a message Clare want to get across, it’s that they know their support will be outnumbered on Sunday.

They’re not half-pregnant now. For years there, that’s essentially how the Cork senior hurlers were going about the place. 

O’Grady’s Irish bar rests on the High Road in Seven Kings near Dagenham.

And they thought Waterford was a tough draw.

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The search for the new Cork hurling manager will encompass a wide trawl according to county board chairman Ger Lane, with nominations welcomed from all quarters.

Roy Keane has revealed that he declined an invitation to address the Cork senior football squad last year. 

Rising Cork talent Alan Cadogan met football manager Brian Cuthbert over the winter but decided to stick with hurling because of his breakthrough 2014 season.

How much can you learn a week after New Year’s Eve?

Chances are you associate Millstreet with Mark Ellis, centre-back on the Cork hurling team. Or maybe with the four men they sent out of north Cork to help Billy Morgan bring Sam Maguire home in 1973.

Farewell Donal Óg and thank you for your excellent articles over the past championship season. I hope you will continue where you left off next season even though at times I disagree with some of your thoughts.

Old scores were never fully settled because off the field the players rarely met socially.

Former Cork star Tom Kenny does not believe the pressure on the side to win silverware is debilitating.

Cork hurling selector Johnny Crowley paid a glowing tribute to retired defender Brian Murphy last night, describing the Bride Rovers man as “one of the best in the business.”

There was a comment made by a Cork hurling supporter after this game yesterday — “I’m getting fed up of losing to Clare teams!”

So it's official. Two men from opposite ends of Ireland have been tasked with working together to deliver Irish soccer to new heights. In this article Kieran Shannon asks if the Martin O'Neill and Roy Keane combination is destined for success.

What a fabulous letter by Matt Aherne (Oct 12) regarding the views of the so-called ‘experts’ on our hurlers.

The Cork hurling management will have to make their biggest call of the year tonight when they reveal their starting 15 for next Sunday’s All-Ireland final against Clare, according to the Evening Echo's John Horgan.

Cork City Council is to confer the freedom of Cork on three entertainers who have brought “joy to generations of people”.

The story of Dónal Óg Cusack's axing from Cork's Allianz Hurling League panel took another twist this afternoon with a tweet of support from his former team-mate Eoin Cadogan.

As has become the modern way, it came via Twitter, a single paragraph from Eoin Cadogan (@cads3).

Bishop John Buckley couldn’t live in the Bishop’s Palace. He would feel cut off, he tells Claire O’Sullivan

Pat Hartigan: Played minor for Limerick when he was just 15 years of age. Hartigan was part of the Limerick side of 1973 — the last from the county to claim the All-Ireland title.

DENIS WALSH fully accepted Cork County Board’s decision not to reappoint him as senior hurling manager adding that the results during his reign were “unacceptable”.

THE announcement yesterday by Jerry O’Sullivan, chairman of the committee charged with appointing a Cork senior hurling manager, that Denis Walsh — who has held the position for the past two and a half seasons — will not be reappointed has taken many by surprise.

The Cork County Board have confirmed that they have begun the search for a new manager.

HE didn’t mean for it to be a big bold statement, rather it was something he just said in passing as much as a matter of fact.

JOHN Kennedy Toole has a lot to answer for.

Seán Óg O hAilpín may not be the last high profile casualty as Cork senior hurling manager Denis Walsh restructures his squad for the 2011 campaign.

SEÁN ÓG O HAILPÍN may not be the last high profile casualty as Cork senior hurling manager Denis Walsh restructures his squad for the 2011 campaign.

Cavan GAA received a timely boost ahead of their Cadbury Ulster U-21 football final tonight, with the news that Paul Brady was today named the Vodafone GAA Handballer of the Year.

BEFORE I go into any preview of this weekend’s action, I’d like to get one thing off my chest. Why don’t the GAA return to the system where you had quarter-finals, semi-finals and a final, with the two top teams in Division Two brought in at quarter-final stage?

Gerald McCarthy has revealed that he has received death threats and made formal complaints to gardaí about them.

Cork hurling manager Gerald McCarthy is expected to confirm his resignation to the current squad at a meeting in Mallow later this evening.

‘No change’ was the message from Cork Co Board chairman Jerry O’Sullivan yesterday after Cork’s latest heavy NHL defeat by Galway at Páirc Uí Chaoimh.

The striking Cork hurling panel of 2008 today expressed their delight at last night’s meeting with club representatives from the city and county.

LAST night’s critical meeting between the 2008 Cork hurling panel and Cork club representatives was postponed due to the death of Cork manager Gerald McCarthy’s mother on Saturday night.