Bans for Cork City trio

Cork City's George O’Callaghan, Billy Woods and Ray Lally will all miss the big kick-off to the new football season on the weekend of March 10 next.

Bans for Cork City trio
Wed, 11 Jan, 2006 - 15:07

Cork City's George O’Callaghan, Billy Woods and Ray Lally will all miss the big kick-off to the new football season on the weekend of March 10 next.

All three City players face one-match bans, carried over from last year and they will sit out the opening league game of the season on Friday night, March 10.

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