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  • Benno bids fairwell to professional football

    Benno bids fairwell to professional football

    Firstly, thank you football, you took a country boy from Ballinora and showed him the world. Let him see and experience things that now when he looks back on, he doesn’t believe happened to him. To my family, I hope I made you proud, it was without doubt my sole focus. We had great days…

  • Noonan & O’Mahony receive Ireland WNT Call-ups

    Noonan & O’Mahony receive Ireland WNT Call-ups

    Republic of Ireland Women’s National Team Manager Vera Pauw has confirmed a 31-player squad for their final game in Group I, at home to Germany on Tuesday, December 1st in Tallaght Stadium. With seven games already played, Ireland are still in the hunt for a Qualifying Play-Off for the 2022 UEFA Women’s European Championships. Cork…

  • CCFC 1-1 Derry

    CCFC 1-1 Derry

    Cork City’s 2020 season came to an end with a draw against Derry City at Turner’s Cross on Monday night. While Beineón O’Brien-Whitmarsh’s goal in the 59th minute looked as if it might give bottom side City a third victory of what has been a disappointing and frustrating campaign, an equaliser from Oluwaseun Akintunde earned Derry…

  • SALE NOW ON – SAVE 50% on 2020 Home Shirts!

    SALE NOW ON – SAVE 50% on 2020 Home Shirts!

    Ahead of the upcoming launch of our 2021 home kit, our online shop is offering 50% off ALL 2020 home shirts! You can also avail of our brand new name/number printing service, on all new orders! Order now from CCFC.ie/shop! [products ids=”37325, 85348″] Note, kids sizes 11-12 and 13-14 are subject to VAT. 

  • Team news ahead of Derry City match!

    Team news ahead of Derry City match!

    Cork City are in action for the final time in the 2020 season as they welcome Derry City to Turner’s Cross on Monday evening. It will be the first game for the Rebel Army since the confirmation of a tenth-placed finish, while the Candystripes come into the game knowing that a point will be enough…

  • Women’s FAI Cup: Cork City 2-0 Treaty Utd

    Women’s FAI Cup: Cork City 2-0 Treaty Utd

    Cork City are into the 2020 FAI Cup Final after a 2-0 semi-final win against Treaty United at Bishopstown on Sunday with two goals from Saoirse Noonan. City started the stronger of the two sides with an early chance for Saoirse Noonan whose effort from the edge of the box was saved. She however would…

  • City Edition – Issue 10 – v Derry City

    City Edition – Issue 10 – v Derry City

    The last issue of City Edition for 2020 is full of great content for you to enjoy over the weekend ahead of Monday’s game against Derry City. Exciting young winger Ricardo Dinanga talks to Nevin Power about breaking into the first team at such a difficult time for the club, and the harsh lessons learned…

  • CCFC v Derry moved to November 9th

    CCFC v Derry moved to November 9th

    The Shamrock Rovers v Derry City game, originally scheduled for on October 28th, has now been rescheduled for this Saturday, November 7th. Consequently, the final series of games in the SSE Airtricity League Premier Division, including Cork City vs Derry City, will now place next Monday night, November 9th, with all five games kicking-off at…

  • Signed Retro Jersey Giveaway – Sign up to the CCFC Newsletter now to enter!

    Signed Retro Jersey Giveaway – Sign up to the CCFC Newsletter now to enter!

    Be the first person in Cork with the new remake of our 2005 home shirt! The size medium jersey, which has Alan Bennett’s name and number on the back, will be signed & given away to one lucky supporter later this week. Everyone that signs up for our official club newsletter before midnight on Wednesday…

  • WNL: Shelbourne 4-0 CCFC

    WNL: Shelbourne 4-0 CCFC

    Cork City fell to a 4-0 defeat against Shelbourne in their latest Women’s National League at Tolka Park on Saturday. City got off to a bright start nearly taking the lead in the early moments of the game with an Eabha O’Mahony corner finding Saoirse Noonan whose header was cleared off the line. O’Mahony came…