Eoin O'Callaghan's new movie Celtic Soul opens in Ireland this weekend. He retraces a journey that began in Cork in 1994.

Liverpool or Blackburn Rovers? That was the dilemma facing current Cork City midfielder Gearóid ‘Chops’ Morrissey back in 2008.

Caulfield — City’s joint all-time top scorer with Pat Morley and the holder of the record number of appearances for the club — will be officially unveiled at a media event in the city this afternoon.

Cork City face into their penultimate game of the Airtricity League season when they take on Dundalk in Oriel Park tonight but, already, the search for a permanent new manager at Turner’s Cross is well under way.

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Caretaker manager Stuart Ashton faces his biggest test yet as Cork City take on Bohemians at Turner’s Cross this evening in a game which could have major significance on the race away from the bottom of the Airtricity League Premier Division.

ONE-NIL to the Monaghan – you could almost set it to music but just don’t sing it on Leeside.

CORK CITY came from behind to maintain their unbeaten away league record with a 4-2 win over Mervue United at Terryland Park last night.

CORK CITY FORAS CO-OP’S hopes of launching a promotion push in the second half of the season received a setback at Turner’s Cross last night, as Limerick boosted their own chances of going up by taking all three points in a thoroughly entertaining game.

WITH leaders St Pat’s not in action until tomorrow, when they travel to the Showgrounds to play Sligo Rovers, Sporting Fingal have a chance to go top of the Airtricity Premier Division tonight when they resume their campaign by hosting UCD at Morton Stadium (all games 7.45pm unless stated).

AS A crucial week in the history of Cork City begins tonight with the Setanta Cup semi-final at Derry City (Brandywell, 8.05pm, Setanta Ireland), Alan Mathews has been struck a blow with two of his players failing to turn up yesterday for the trip north.

Cork City 2 UCD 0

Cork City 1 Derry City 1

Cork City will aim to continue their recent good form at Turner’s Cross tonight as they take on Finn Harps, kick-off 7.45pm.

HAVING shocked high-flying Shamrock Rovers with a 2-0 victory at St Colman’s Park last Saturday, Cobh Ramblers will need to be at their very best again for the trip to Richmond Park to take on St Patrick’s Athletic (k.o. 7.45pm).

Cork City entertain Cliftonville in tonight's Setanta Sports Cup clash at Turner's Cross, kick-off 7.45pm.

Struggling Galway United will be hoping to kick-start their season as they take on Cork City at Terryland Park tonight, kick-off 7.45pm.

Cobh Ramblers entertain county rivals Cork City in tonight's eircom League of Ireland Premier Division derby at St Colman's Park, kick-off 7.45pm.

Cork City v Derry City

THE TELEVISION cameras will be back in Turner’s Cross for the second time in four days when Cork City host Derry City in a significant Premier Division game tonight (kick off 7.35pm, live on RTÉ2).

Cork City entertain Drogheda United in tonight’s Setanta Sports Cup clash at Turner’s Cross, kick-off 8.05pm.

Shamrock Rovers will be hoping to continue their fine start to the season when they entertain Cork City at Tolka Park tonight, kick-off 8.00pm.

The 2008 Setanta Cup is due to kick off tonight, with Cork City away to Dungannon Swifts and Drogheda United hosting Cliftonville.

DROGHEDA BOSS Paul Doolin has his sights set firmly on an unprecedented Setanta Cup three-in-a-row but he has already lost one battle to Group One rivals Cork City after defender Danny Murphy signed yesterday for his former club despite a last-ditch attempt by Doolin to nab the Londoner.

Sligo Rovers play their last home game of the season as they welcome Cork City to the Showgrounds in Saturday's eircom League of Ireland Premier Division clash, kick-off 7.45pm.

It emerged today that Cork City boss Damien Richardson could miss the FAI Cup final with a touchline ban if the Leesiders get to the RDS on Cup final day on December 2.

Waterford United 1 Cork City 1

A TIGHTKNIT village was left wondering yesterday how much more grief they could take as they gathered for the second time in 24 hours to bury a young member of their community.

Cork City welcome Sligo Rovers to Turner's Cross for tonight's eircom League of Ireland Premier Division clash, kick-off 7.45pm.

DAMIEN RICHARDSON reckons Roy O’Donovan could be snapped up any day as activity in the cross-channel transfer window escalates — but the Cork City boss says there has been no definite offer from a Championship, Scottish Premier or League One side.

DESPITE giving an admirable account of themselves, Shelbourne, the former giants of Irish football, couldn’t turn giant killers at Tolka Park, as a first half Roy O’Donovan penalty was enough to see Cork City through to the next round of the FAI Ford Cup.

CORK City will be kicking themselves for somehow failing to find the net in this Setanta Cup semi-final as Linfield made one of their few chances count to set up a final against Drogheda in Windsor Park on May 12.

Cork City 2 Dungannon Swifts 1

Portadown must win tonight against Cork City if they want to have any say in the outcome of this year's Setanta Cup.

JOHN FROST wants in-form St. Patrick’s Athletic to put their Setanta Sports Cup semi-final qualification ‘to bed’ with victory over Dungannon Swifts at Richmond Park tonight.

Cork City 0 Galway Utd 0

Colin Healy and Neal Horgan have signed two-year deals with Cork City.

Kevin Doyle reckons Cork City could have dominated Irish football for years if they had held on to the players that won the league two years ago.

CORK CITY boss Damien Richardson has welcomed the transfer of Bohemians striker Stephen Ward to Mick McCarthy’s Wolverhampton Wanderers for a fee that could eventually reach a record €350,000.

Cork City 4 Waterford United 1

Cork City 2 Sligo Rovers 0

Cork City 6 Bray Wanderers 0

Cork climbed up to second in the Eircom Premier Division after a 6-0 hammering of basement club Bray.

Cork continued their revival with a second successive win lifting the champions into third place in the table.