Person: Jerry Walsh

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‘To say Cork can’t be the base for Munster is disingenuous’: Moss Finn on rugby's disconnect and closing his famous shop

Two tries on a spring afternoon, nearly 40 years ago, put Moss Finn in the Irish sports pantheon, but recently he’s been in the news for a different reason. After over 140 years in business, the family sports shop on Finn’s Corner closed down last week. He spoke to Michael Moynihan about the modern game, the older game, and everything in between

Almost time to smell the roses ... and stand up and fight like hell

GAA Annual Congress 2015 - Saturday 28th February

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Tracey Kennedy’s historic Cork appointment confirmed

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Feelgood factor in Cork delights Denis Ring

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Cork County board set to rejig championship format

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Shannon stalwart passes away

Life jackets helped anglers avoid death after fire on boat

THREE Cork anglers narrowly escaped death after their small fishing boat caught fire and sank in Cork Harbour last July.

Thu, 08 Dec, 2011

Champions Brogan’s look to defend proud record

ST BROGAN’S College, Bandon put their Munster A SHC title on the line when they play Roscrea Community College in the final today at Garryspillane/Knocklong (12.30pm).

Wed, 21 Jan, 2009

Brogan’s coach plays down talk of beating Rathdowney

ST BROGAN’S College, Bandon are on course to make it a double when they play St Fergal’s College (Rathdowney) in the All-Ireland vocational schools SHC final at Cahir today (3.30pm).

Sat, 22 Apr, 2006

Limerick’s deadly rivals ready to renew old battles

YOU’D never think so today but there was a time when Shannon and Garryowen were close allies! Legend has it that towards the end of the 19th century and for much of the 20th, Shannon were the junior partners and annually passed on the cream of their crop so that Garryowen could dominate the coveted Munster Senior Cup for years.

Sat, 04 Mar, 2006