Top officials Conor Lane and Fergal Horgan join Anthony Daly and Mark Landers to give the perspective of the man in the middle.

TJ Ryan and Mark Landers review the Allianz Hurling League weekend with Anthony Daly.

Clare manager Colm Collins joins Mark Landers, Michael Moynihan, Tony Leen and Anthony Daly to review the weekend's Allianz League action.

THE ban on talking sport in the office can’t reach Cork soon enough.

Former Cork coach and midfielder Justin McCarthy reckons the Leesiders don’t play as fast as All-Ireland champions Tipperary and suffer as a result.

Mark Landers bemoaned the old Cork failings that cost the Rebels in Sunday’s league defeat by Waterford.

Mark Landers and Michael Moynihan review the weekend's Allianz Hurling League action with Anthony Daly.

Mark Landers and Michael Moynihan review the weekend's Allianz Hurling League action with Anthony Daly.

Former All-Ireland winning Cork captain Mark Landers wants the Rebels to take the Allianz Hurling League seriously but also accepts it’s the perfect opportunity to blood players who have flown under the radar.

Ger Cunningham, Mark Landers, and Michael Moynihan join Anthony Daly to preview the Allianz Hurling League campaign.

The West Cork group of death in the new-look Cork premier senior football championship and city clubs Glen Rovers, the Barr’s, and Na Piarsaigh being lumped in together in hurling’s top grade are the standout draws for next year’s revamped Cork county championship.

The Cork senior football and hurling championship draws are being broadcast live from Páirc Uí Chaoimh this evening on the Irish Examiner Sports' Facebook page.

A steelier defence could be the foundation for a Douglas county title challenge this year, or so the plan goes.

On the way into the match yesterday, I met Mark Landers, who was doing co-commentary for local radio, writes Anthony Daly.

The Imokilly press evening was winding down when the division’s successes of the nineties were recalled.

Better scheduling should mean Cork’s All-Ireland semi-final preparations aren’t as upset as they were last year, believes Colm Spillane.

Dreams do come true. 19 years ago, Seamus Harnedy thought he was in dreamland lining up for a picture with the Munster Hurling championship trophy beside his local Killeagh heroes, Mark Landers and Joe Deane.

There were flying elbows, kicks and punches, and even a chair thrown too.

The role at wing-forward is a new one for the Sarsfields man but he has thrived in it, helping to establish himself a place in the 15, which he couldn't manage in the 2017 Championship.

The winners of the Cork-Tyrone game will be rewarded with a home fixture against Dublin in the Super 8s.

"Why are you showing this?"

Emotions ran high following Louth’s TG4 Leinster JFC final win over Carlow yesterday, with the widow of former manager Michael McKeown included in the post-match celebrations.

They hadn’t even put the cup in the front of the bus when John Meyler began sizing up Cork’s next assignment.

Stephen Barry picks out three talking points from yesterday's Munster final in Thurles...

"I’m sorry one of our national committees locked horns with one of our county boards."

GAA President John Horan wants to ban concerts and other non-GAA events from Croke Park during July and August each year.

Yesterday was a day for hurling referees to step up to the mark and both James McGrath and Fergal Horgan did just that, in Semple Stadium and Croke Park.

Brian Cody took a seat in front of the media, after Kilkenny’s Leinster final stalemate with Galway, and planted his tongue in his cheek.

A powerful performance from Luke Swan left Kilkenny in a flap as the Dublin minor hurlers blasted their way to Leinster glory.

Dublin ladies’ football manager, Mick Bohan, said his players were not concerned about winning a seventh TG4 Leinster SFC, but were just keen to kickstart the defence of their All-Ireland title, against Westmeath yesterday.

Cathal Murray is looking forward to a “winner-takes-all” clash with Kilkenny on July 21 as a key indicator to whether or not Galway are All-Ireland challengers this year.

‘Dream comes true for Imokilly’ read the headline in The Examiner on Monday morning, October 6, 1997.

John Cleary is not in the running to replace Brian Cuthbert as Cork senior football manager, contrary to reports yesterday.

Two of the men linked with the vacant Cork hurling manager’s post have ruled themselves out of contention to succeed Jimmy Barry-Murphy.

Former Cork hurler Tom Kenny believes the county should implement a succession plan when appointing the man to replace Jimmy Barry-Murphy as manager.

It was time for a change. 

Second-round games in the Cork county championships are laden with enough tension, even without a local derby element.