Person: John Motherway

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columnists

OBITUARY: Former chairman of Cork GAA, and PRO for Cork and Munster GAA Jim Forbes

Like every good communicator, Jim Forbes was always listening, writes Tony Leen

news

Security firm installs free in-cab CCTV for taxi man

gaa

Referee chief McEnaney: Frank Murphy should know better

gaa

GAA referees come under strong criticism at Cork convention

gaa

Maher and O’Connor scoop top Munster accolades

gaa

Kennedy: I’ll maintain standards

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

Home are the heroes: Cork celebrates

LAST night they were welcomed by their own. The long and winding road from Dublin to the People’s Republic ended for Cork’s All-Ireland winning hurlers in the embrace of their fans.

Tue, 13 Sep, 2005

GAA scores big with €25m season bonanza

GATE receipts from this year’s hurling and football championships are set to top the €25 million mark following another bumper year for the GAA.

Fri, 10 Sep, 2004

O’Grady: Cats have Croker edge for final

CORK boss Donal O’Grady believes Kilkenny’s familiarity with Croke Park gives them an edge for the All-Ireland hurling final on Sunday week.

Wed, 01 Sep, 2004

Waterford: why Mullane should be available for the All-Ireland semi

WATERFORD GAA officials are planning a daring challenge to the suspension of star forward John Mullane for the All-Ireland hurling semi final next month.

Fri, 02 Jul, 2004

You’ll never walk alone

THOUSANDS thronged the South Mall in Cork last night to welcome home the defeated All-Ireland senior hurling finalists.

Tue, 16 Sep, 2003

Floodlit Cork and Kerry clash will be all-ticket for the stand

IT may only be the opening round of the National League, but the appeal of Cork and Kerry continues to attract above average interest for football followers.

Fri, 24 Jan, 2003