O'Donovan rowers in line for top Cork award

Olympic medal-winning brothers and the creator of YouTube sensation Martin’s Life are among the bookies’ favourites to win the Cork Person of the Year award.

O'Donovan rowers in line for top Cork award
Sun, 01 Jan, 2017 - 00:00
Sean O’Riordan

The annual award ceremony will be hosted in the Rochestown Park Hotel on January 20 and master of ceremonies will be RTÉ’s Sean O’Rourke, who will also broadcast his radio show from the hotel that day.

A betting fan might believe that Skibbereen brothers Paul and Gary O’Donovan, who won a silver rowing medal at the Rio Olympics have to be in with a great chance of lifting the award.

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