Category: Academy

  • Cork City FC Academy Seeking Performance Analysts

    Cork City FC Academy Seeking Performance Analysts

    The Cork City FC Academy is seeking expressions of interest in the area of Performance Analysis. Successful candidates will ideally be Sports Performance/Performance Analysis students who are seeking placements (unpaid) to enhance their skills or volunteers who have an interest in this area. This is an exciting opportunity to learn, practice your skills and gain…

  • Academy Management Teams Confirmed

    Academy Management Teams Confirmed

    Cork City FC are delighted to announce their academy management for the coming season, following the appointment of Liam Kearney as the club’s new Head of Academy. Former City captain Dan Murray will take on the role of manager of the club’s Under 19 side, while Dave Moore moves up from the Under 15s to…

  • Liam Kearney appointed Head of Academy

    Liam Kearney appointed Head of Academy

    Cork City FC are delighted to announce the appointment of Liam Kearney as the club’s Head of Academy. Kearney comes into the role after Colin Healy took over as the club’s new first team manager, and he told CorkCityFC.ie that he was happy to be back at City: “I really enjoyed my time with the club as…

  • Kargbo, Hunt, Galvin & McNulty sign for 2021!

    Kargbo, Hunt, Galvin & McNulty sign for 2021!

    Cork City FC are delighted to announce the signings of Uniss Kargbo, Paul Hunt, Cory Galvin and Mark McNulty. Kargbo broke into the team in the second half of last season, having come through the club’s academy, and the former Ringmahon Rangers schoolboy has now signed his first professional contract with the club. Speaking to CorkCityFC.ie…

  • Morrissey, Slevin, Murphy, Harrington & Honohan sign for 2021!

    Morrissey, Slevin, Murphy, Harrington & Honohan sign for 2021!

    Cork City FC are delighted to announce that Gearóid Morrissey, Rob Slevin, Cian Murphy, David Harrington, and Josh Honohan have re-signed with the club ahead of the 2021 season. Morrissey captained the side in 2020, and said that despite the tough season, the thought of leaving the club hadn’t crossed his mind: “Last season was…

  • Colin Healy appointed Head Coach

    Colin Healy appointed Head Coach

    Cork City FC are pleased to announce that Colin Healy will taking up the role as First Team Head Coach, effective immediately. Colin has worked as the club’s Head of Academy for the past three seasons, as well as boasting over 150 first team appearances for the club as a player. Commenting on the news,…

  • Women’s U17 Win The League!

    Women’s U17 Win The League!

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9CprjzspZQA&feature=emb_title Cork City’s women’s U17 team won the National League title today after a 2-0 victory over Shamrock Rovers. Olivia Gibson’s first-half penalty and a neat finish from Laura Shine on the hour mark ensured City ended a turbulent campaign with silverware. CORK CITY: Leah Hayes-Coen, Meghan Carr, Orlaith Deasy, Ava Lotty, Jess Redfern, Kelly…

  • Club Statement on U17 & 19 leagues

    Club Statement on U17 & 19 leagues

    The club learned last night of the reversal of the decision on the Under 17 and Under 19 National Leagues recommencing. Following detailed internal discussions, the club has reluctantly made the decision that our Under 17 and Under 19 boys teams will not resume their seasons, however the girls Under 17s will return to action.…

  • Underage Elite Football cancelled due to Government guidance

    Underage Elite Football cancelled due to Government guidance

    The Football Association of Ireland today announced that the return of all underage National League matches for boys and girls from Under-13 to Under-19 level, beginning this weekend, has been cancelled on the guidance of Government. Due to this announcement, all of the club’s academy team fixtures for the remainder of 2020 have been cancelled.

  • Update on match attendance for season ticket holders

    Update on match attendance for season ticket holders

    Following an update in Government guidelines, Cork City FC can confirm that all of the club’s matches will revert to being held behind closed doors. No supporters or season ticket holders will be permitted to attend next Tuesday’s game against Dundalk at Turner’s Cross, or any subsequent games until further changes in the guidelines. While…