Cork GAA and Nemo Rangers reach agreement after dispute over Under 20 players

Club v county issue raises its head again after Nemo trio were warned their inter-county involvement could be jeopardised by training with their club colleagues for an U21 city division final

IN CHARGE: Ray O'Mahony, the Cork U20 manager, says he's happy the issue has been satisfactorily resolved. Pic: Eóin Noonan/Sportsfile

A row between the Cork U20 football management and Nemo Rangers over the availability of the club’s three Cork U20 players has been resolved, with the three remaining part of the county panel.

On Tuesday last, Nemo Rangers wrote to the Cork GAA executive and sought clarity at that evening’s county board meeting in light of their claim that Cork U20 manager Ray O’Mahony told them that Colin Molloy, Bryan Hayes, and Ross Corkery would be dropped from the Cork panel if they did not attend Cork U20 training on Tuesday and Thursday of this week.