Winning start for interim manager as Cork City beat Bohs

John Cotter’s tenure as Cork City interim manager got off to a winning start as Conor McCarthy’s first-half goal was the difference at Dalymount Park tonight.

Winning start for interim manager as Cork City beat Bohs
Fri, 03 May, 2019 - 23:00
Denis Hurley

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John Cotter’s tenure as Cork City interim manager got off to a winning start as Conor McCarthy’s first-half goal was the difference at Dalymount Park tonight.

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