Micheál Aodh Martin relishing club ‘certainty’

One hundred and 12  days later than planned, the ever so slightly modified Cork county championship throws in this evening.
Micheál Aodh Martin relishing club ‘certainty’

READY TO GO: Cork County Board CEO/secretary Kevin O’Donovan, Castlehaven’s Conor Cahalane, Nemo Rangers’ and Cork goalkeeper Micheál Aodh Martin, Bon Secours Hospital Cork manager Harry Canning, Carberry’s John O’Rourke and Cork County Board chairperson Tracey Kennedy help launch the Bon Secours Cork Premier Senior Football Championship. Picture: Gerard McCarthy

One hundred and 12  days later than planned, the ever so slightly modified Cork county championship throws in this evening.

The three groups of four format agreed last year has managed to successfully survive the lockdown of recent months, but the truncated season means the number of knockout places up for grabs in each group has been cut from three to two.

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