There in black and white: St Nick's rebound down to hard work and planning

The northside club face a familiar foe in Cobh in the Premier JFC semi-final in Cork on Saturday. 
There in black and white: St Nick's rebound down to hard work and planning

BROTHERS IN ARMS: St Nick's players Robert and Eoin Downey during training for the Cork JFC semi-final against Cobh. Picture: Eddie O'Hare

It’s only right that tradition trumps modern sports nutrition trends sometimes. St Nick’s footballers have always enjoyed a tray of creamy cakes after the last training session before a championship game.

The sister club of hurling bluebloods Glen Rovers, Nick’s upheld the custom when mixing it with the heavyweights of Cork football. And the players enjoyed their post-session treat from the Old Mill bakery on Thursday night too as they prepare to face Cobh in the Premier JFC semi-final in Carrigtwohill today/Saturday.

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