Cummins hoping glory days still lie ahead at the Cross

Ahead of the new season kick off, Cork City’s Graham Cummins talks about scoring against the Old Firm, dirty stuff in the English lower leagues, and how his hometown club has changed for the better since his celebrated late, great goal for the Rebels in 2011.

Cummins hoping glory days still lie ahead at the Cross

Ahead of the new season kick off, Cork City’s Graham Cummins talks about scoring against the Old Firm, dirty stuff in the English lower leagues, and how his hometown club has changed for the better since his celebrated late, great goal for the Rebels in 2011.

It was on a memorable night eight years ago that Graham Cummins wrote himself into Cork City folklore by scoring the winning goal against Shelbourne, in the fourth minute of injury-time at Tolka Park, to return the club to the League of Ireland top flight as First Division champions.

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