Person: Derek Connolly

A COMPREHENSIVE SERIES OF ARTICLES ON THIS TOPIC

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Feelgood factor in Cork delights Denis Ring

Over 8,000 in to see a minor match of a Monday evening, that’s pretty remarkable. Well, that’s Cork hurling for you. Or rather, that’s Cork hurling on the rise.

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Jurassic World writer signs on to Pacific Rim 2

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Cork County board set to rejig championship format

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Bob Ryan blasts ‘unsatisfactory’ league structures process

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Kennedy looks to be an inspiration

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Cork confirm ’99 skipper Landers as Kingston’s replacement

Title revealed for next 'Jurassic Park' instalment

'Jurassic Park 4' will be titled 'Jurassic World'.

Wed, 11 Sep, 2013

Movie reviews

Jack Reacher (12A) opens with the murder of five civilians by Iraq War sniper veteran James Barr (Joseph Sikora).

Sat, 29 Dec, 2012

Registration error and retirement throws open race in redrawn ward

BOUNDARY changes, a retirement, and a clerical error have thrown the race for the fourth seat in this redrawn northside ward wide open.

Fri, 22 May, 2009

Lane wary of Oak Leaf threat

DUBLIN are firm favourites to beat Derry in tonight’s Erin All-Ireland U-21 HC semi-final in Newry (6pm) and reach their first national decider since 1983.

Sat, 18 Aug, 2007

Call for Croke Park boycott disappointing

I FIND it very disappointing that a so-called GAA supporter from Dunmanway would call for a boycott of Cork GAA teams in Croke Park this weekend (Irish Examiner letters, July 29).

Wed, 02 Aug, 2006

Forbes calls for rethink on under-age players

OUTGOING Cork County Board chairman Jim Forbes believes that serious consideration should be given to confining playing activity at U-21 level to those aged between 19 and 21 and at minor level to players aged 17 to 18.

Mon, 12 Dec, 2005

Cork duo re-appointed

JOHN Allen and Billy Morgan were officially re-appointed as coaches to the Cork senior hurling and football teams at last night’s meeting of the County Board.

Wed, 23 Nov, 2005

Kilmoyley break down old hurling boundaries

A LITTLE bit of hurling history was created this week when leading Kerry club Kilmoyley, trained by former Cork and St Finbarr’s player John Meyler, got the go-ahead to play competitive hurling across the county bounds in the Cork City Division.

Sat, 26 Mar, 2005