Cork City make statement of intent beating Dundalk to win President’s Cup

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Cork City make statement of intent beating Dundalk to win President’s Cup
Mon, 29 Feb, 2016 - 00:00
David Ludzik

After playing second fiddle to the Lilywhites over the past two seasons, Cork were eager to start this season off on a high and show Stephen Kenny’s men that they mean business this time around.

They did so in terrific style with a performance that sent the Turner’s Cross faithful home with high hopes for the upcoming campaign.

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