Ger Nash: Upturn in Cork City form is proof of squad's character

Dejection was the emotion at Turner's Cross that July evening against Sligo Rovers, but what it did do was give the City squad a chance to show their character.
Ger Nash: Upturn in Cork City form is proof of squad's character

FORWARD MOMENTUM: Cork City manager Ger Nash during the Sports Direct Men's FAI Cup third round match between Cork City and Waterford at Turner's Cross. Pic: Tyler Miller/Sportsfile

The challenge that Cork City face has been clear for some time now: Build momentum, win games. 

That won't change when they land at Dalymount Park to take on second-placed Bohemians on Friday night.

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