Person: Andrew Gray

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outdoors

Are coffee pods really eco-friendly? The truth behind the surprising findings

Coffee capsules notoriously produce waste — but some experts maintain that reducing how much coffee you use, even with a pod, can decrease emissions

news

‘Taffy dragon’ leads to porn arrest

golf

AIG Cups and Shields: Monkstown bid for first title against ‘quality’ Sligo outfit

business

UK urged to refocus trade

sport

Munster fury at ‘rushed’ format of U21 interpros

sport

Cork Harlequins and UCC in weekend hockey double

Mixed luck for Munster sides

Cork Church of Ireland and UCC marched into round two of the men’s Irish Senior Cup but the alarming decline in Cork Harlequins’ fortunes continues.

Mon, 02 Nov, 2015

Cork Church of Ireland’s fairytale journey derailed

Mon, 30 Mar, 2015

Barry and Allen in fine form as Ashton edge out Bandon

Hockey

Mon, 29 Dec, 2014

Fears for 36 jobs as closure of three Waterford pubs spark sit-ins

Workers at a popular pub in Waterford are staging a sit-in after three bars under the same ownership closed their doors with immediate effect on Monday night.

Wed, 30 Jul, 2014

C of I forced into stunning comeback

Cork C of I 3 UCC 3 (C of I win 5-4 on penalties after aet)

Fri, 27 Dec, 2013

Festive action welcome for U21s

Club hockey for U21 players will make a welcome return to the Munster calendar next week as a new one-day tournament gets underway at Garryduff.

Fri, 20 Dec, 2013

O’Kelly issues get house in order warning

Conor O’Kelly, outgoing president Munster Branch of the Irish Hockey Association (MBIHA), has warned the province cannot afford to neglect the running of the game after it took two meetings to elect new management.

Mon, 13 May, 2013

Glory for UCC after shoot-out

University College, Cork won an emotional inter-varsity title on home turf at the Mardyke yesterday, ousting University of Ulster on penalty strokes after a tense 1-1 stalemate.

Wed, 31 Oct, 2012

Jermyn back in the groove

John Jermyn handed Irish coach Paul Revington a boost ahead of March’s Olympic qualifiers as he made an emphatic return to action, notching five goals as Cork Church of Ireland scored a 6-1 win away to Bandon.

Mon, 13 Feb, 2012

Gray brothers inspire UCC to easy cup victory

AN emphatic 5-1 Irish Trophy victory over last season’s quarter-finalists Catholic Institute kick-started UCC’s season in style at the Mardyke on Saturday.

Mon, 29 Nov, 2010

Trinity bank on Dutch inspiration

TRINITY College Dublin hope their Dutch wildcard inspires them to victory as the most open intervarsity tournament in recent years begins in UCD on Sunday.

Fri, 22 Oct, 2010

Pembroke get Euro bid underway in Barcelona

PEMBROKE WANDERERS coach Craig Fulton has been forced to name three goalkeepers in his squad as the national champions get their EuroHockey League campaign underway in Barcelona tonight.

Fri, 09 Oct, 2009

UK financial sector reports rise in business volumes

The first rise in UK business volumes since the onset of the credit crunch fuelled hopes of a recovery in the financial services sector today.

Mon, 05 Oct, 2009

Bateman to take player award

KAREN BATEMAN’S inspirational performances in turning back the clock to help Cork Harlequins retain their Munster league title will be among 31 outstanding contributions recognised at the Munster Branch of the Irish Hockey Association (MBIHA) Awards 2007-2009, to be held in the Fred South Room at Garryduff this evening (7.30pm).

Thu, 14 May, 2009

Blair headed for victory despite Iraq misgivings

Andrew Gray

Thu, 05 May, 2005