Fixing Turner's Cross: 'We did something we didn't want to, but we had to'

The decision to close the ground for 'extensive works' was confirmed after the April 5 derby between City and Ramblers - a fixture Cotter reckons 'should have never been played'. 
Fixing Turner's Cross: 'We did something we didn't want to, but we had to'

HARD AT IT: Turner's Cross grounds keeping staff member, Kevin McCabe. Pic: Jim Coughlan.

A reprieve from the never-ending torrents and downpours that have saturated the League of Ireland schedule since February has arrived. Finally.

For Cork City, their enforced four-week absence from Turner's Cross has come to an end. The club's Women's National League side return for a televised fixture against Treaty United on Saturday, while a Bank Holiday Monday evening date is set for Tim Clancy's charge's homecoming. Wexford provide the opposition.

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