John Caulfield delight as Cork City run goes on

The performance was more industrious than inspirational but Cork City continued their incredible start to the season, marching to the EA Sports Cup semi-finals with a deserved win at Turner’s Cross yesterday.

John Caulfield delight as Cork City run goes on
Tue, 02 May, 2017 - 01:00
Martin Claffey, Turner’s Cross

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Cork City...................... 2 Ellis 67, Dooley 90

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