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Courcey Rovers camogie player Linda Collins: Go out with a smile on your face | The Southern Star (opens the original)
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IT was always in the back of Linda Collins’ mind that she would return home to line out with Courcey Rovers again. ‘I just didn’t know where I was going to be or if I was going to be up to the speed of things,’ she says. In April, the former Cork camogie captain returned home to Ballinspittle. Since she left for Dubai two weeks after the 2021 All-Ireland senior final, Collins has played just one championship campaign with Courceys – that was in 2022, after spending a year in Dubai before then ex
WEST CORK LEAGUE CUP DRAWS: Togher Celtic begin Premier Division Cup defence against Clonakilty AFC | The Southern Star (opens the original)
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REIGNING Parkway Hotel/Maybury Coaches Cup champions Drinagh Rangers will meet Lyre Rovers in a quarter-final of this season’s competition. Drinagh powered past Aultagh Celtic B 9-0 in the first round, while Lyre also went goal crazy, hammering Clonakilty AFC B 11-0. The quarter-finals of the cup are scheduled for Sunday, November 1st, and will see Ardfield home to Clonakilty AFC in a local derby. Premier Division outfit Bunratty United take on Championship side Kilbrittain Rovers, while Champio
Aaron Hayes is confident Carbery can ask serious questions of the Barrs in county quarter-final | The Southern Star (opens the original)
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AARON Hayes jokes that on the week he turned 30, he’s glad there’s a full day of recovery between two huge football games he will be involved in this weekend. On Friday evening, St James take on Kilmeen in a Carbery junior A football championship quarter-final in Ballinascarthy. Fast forward to Sunday afternoon in Clonakilty where the Carbery divisional team, adopting the role of David, will attempt to slay Goliath, county champions St Finbarr’s, in a huge premier senior quarter-final. ‘The day
Gavin Coombes embraces chance to lead next generation with Munster | The Southern Star (opens the original)
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‘I’M still 28, Kieran. When this goes out, don’t mention the 29!’ Gavin Coombes is laughing, but there’s a serious point behind the joke. The Skibbereen native turns 29 on December 11th – he shares the same birthday as team-mate Fineen Wycherley – and, after a decade at Munster, he is now one of the more experienced players in the dressing room. A lot has changed around him too, with Munster losing a number of senior figures in recent seasons. Coombes is now part of the group expected to step up
Clonakilty's Maurice Shanley: That first win gave us more freedom | The Southern Star (opens the original)
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THERE is no great mystery, according to Maurice Shanley, behind Clonakilty’s unbeaten run in this year’s championship. No grand reinvention. No dramatic change of approach. No secret formula. That might sound simple, but there is an important difference from 12 months ago. Last year Clonakilty failed to make it out of their group in the premier senior football championship, a disappointment that has remained in the background as they returned to action this summer. This time around, they have ne
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