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Cork fans looking to avoid another Croker defeat

The Cork ladies football team is looking to avoid a fourth straight Sunday defeat at Croke Park today.

Sun, 23 Sep, 2007 - 13:45

The Cork ladies football team is looking to avoid a fourth straight Sunday defeat at Croke Park today.

Rebel supporters have seen their minor hurlers, camogie players and footballers all fall by the wayside at GAA headquarters.

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