Courcey Rovers are considering appealing their expulsion from the Cork ladies football junior B championship.

Ronan McCarthy has made a clever move in advance of his second season in charge of Cork, writes Peter McNamara.

An Bórd Pleanála has given the green light for a 204-unit residential development on the former Nemo Rangers GAA grounds in Cork City.

Should Nemo secure an eighth All-Ireland crown this Saturday, there’ll be much stock placed on what the players endured during the month of December.

Saturday will be Nemo Rangers’ 12th All-Ireland club final appearance. Their record to date: Won seven, lost four.

With each visit to Trabeg comes greater insight into the Nemo mindset.

Barry O’Driscoll is asked if the rest of Cork shared in celebrating Nemo Rangers’ Munster success back in late November.

First of all, football was secondary in terms of significance as the teams huddled before the replay of the Cork SFC final on Sunday.

Stephen Barry talks to the Cork football captain on why it takes a village of volunteers to raise a Paul Kerrigan.

Kevin O’Donovan’s blueprint for change is expected to be discussed at this evening’s meeting of the Cork County Board.

The first Cork County Board meeting of the year drew a large attendance to the Nemo complex at Trabeg last night, but much of the planned agenda suffered due to extended votes of sympathy.

Tomás Ó Sé has described Sunday’s dramatic Munster club final finale as one of the cruellest “sucker-punches” he has ever endured as a player.

Defeat for Nemo Rangers in tomorrow’s Cork SFC final and we may well have seen the last of the rangy midfielder in his favoured black and green.

This four-bed home called Cara is one of a small handful of ‘new’ kids on the block at Trabeg Lawn, off Cork’s South Douglas Road, less than 1km from the suburban village’s plethora of amenities.

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Cork will support one-v-one hurling penalties when the topic is debated at the upcoming GAA Congress in Cavan. 

Paul Kerrigan has donned the black and green shirt very sporadically this year. Cork football, as is the norm during the spring, dictated his agenda and yet there were few evenings you wouldn’t see Kerrigan leaning against the fence at Trabeg on the South Douglas Road.

Nemo Rangers 1-12 Bishopstown 1-08

Works have begun, again, for a power cable upgrade on a key city road in Cork which was dug up and resurfaced just a year ago.

Gardaí say they are closely monitoring traffic flows in Cork City in a bid to manage rush-hour bottlenecks caused by two major projects.

Business leaders in Cork City have called for emergency talks with the city’s transport chiefs after it emerged that two major projects are set to cause traffic chaos for over a month.

HE never planned on straying too far from Nemo. Ephie Fitzgerald’s football roots are with the aristocrats of the Cork club game, his playing days spent kicking ball in Capwell and when the time came to hang up the boots, he moved seamlessly into management.

NEMO RANGERS extensive experience of football beyond local borders has seen them collide with plenty outfits around the country.

IT’S been over a year since Paul Kerrigan last had a month free of football, be it action or collective training.

THE natural order of club football matters on Leeside has been restored.

CROKE PARK chiefs have demanded that county officials keep tabs on clubs leasing facilities to other sporting bodies.

CORK County Board chairman Jerry O’Sullivan last night revealed that they have issued correspondence to Nemo Rangers over the club’s decision to allow the Irish rugby team to use their facilities at Trabeg during their Six Nations preparations in February, but was unaware of any further developments on the issue.

NEMO RANGERS will learn this week what, if any, sanctions they will face over their decision to allow the Irish rugby team use their Trabeg facility earlier this year.

GOD, you’d have thought we were past all that at this stage.

IRISH rugby’s contract with the GAA may be coming to an end, but the spirit of ecumenism lives on.

A lack of resources is hampering the battle to help drug-afflicted youths, writes Conor Kane.

Nemo Rangers 1-15 Douglas 0-5

Nemo Rangers 2-10 St Finbarr’s 1-5