Category: Women’s Team

  • Fantasy Cheltenham 2021 – Sign up now!

    Fantasy Cheltenham 2021 – Sign up now!

    Cork City FC is delighted to announce details of our Fantasy Cheltenham 2021 competition, with all funds raised to support our underage teams. With a total prize fund of €10,000, supporters can enter for just €20 with the chance to win a share of daily cash prizes, overall prizes such as Cork City FC jerseys…

  • Jackie Lennnox Chip Shop becomes Premier Sponsor of Cork City FC Women!

    Jackie Lennnox Chip Shop becomes Premier Sponsor of Cork City FC Women!

    Cork City FC are delighted to announce Jackie Lennox Chip Shop as the premier sponsor of our women’s first team for the next three years. Jackie Lennox, a member of the Cork Athletic side which won the league and FAI Cup double in 1951, founded the business that same year, and that association with football…

  • Sponsorship Opportunities Available for 2021

    Sponsorship Opportunities Available for 2021

    Cork City FC are delighted to announce details of our brand-new commercial brochure for the 2021 season. The brochure includes all the old favourites such as pitchside advertising, programme ads and player sponsorships, while there has also been a new digital section added for businesses who want to target our supporters online. There are also…

  • Sarah McKevitt signs for Cork City FC Women!

    Sarah McKevitt signs for Cork City FC Women!

    Cork City FC are delighted to announce the signing of former Peamount United & Wexford Youths player, Sarah McKevitt, for our SSE Airtricity Women’s National League side! The 22-year-old becomes the first new addition to the side, after Becky Cassin, Katie McCarthy, Danielle Burke, Shaunagh McCarthy and Kate O’Donovan re-signed with the club earlier this…

  • Women’s National League Fixtures Released!

    Women’s National League Fixtures Released!

    The FAI today revealed the fixtures for the upcoming SSE Airtricity Women’s National League. City will open up their campaign with an away game against Galway at Eamonn Deacy Park on March 27th. The first home game takes place a week later against Shelbourne which will be the first WNL game at Turner’s Cross Stadium.…

  • City Men’s and Women’s First Teams to play in Turner’s Cross for 2021 Season

    City Men’s and Women’s First Teams to play in Turner’s Cross for 2021 Season

    Cork City FC are delighted to announce that, for the first time, both the club’s men’s and women’s teams will play their first team fixtures in Turner’s Cross Stadium in the 2021 SSE Airtricity League season. As has been the case for many years, the men’s team will play the majority of their fixtures on…

  • Jess Lawton appointed Women’s U19 Manager!

    Jess Lawton appointed Women’s U19 Manager!

    Cork City FC are delighted to announce the appointment of Jess Lawton as manager of the club’s Under 19 Women’s side. Lawton, who is currently Performance Coach of the Club’s senior Women’s team, becomes manager of the side ahead of the proposed inaugural season of the U19 Women’s National League. Speaking after being confirmed as…

  • Statement regarding inappropriate comments on Women’s U17 teams

    Statement regarding inappropriate comments on Women’s U17 teams

    Last Wednesday, Cork City FC’s Women’s U17 team lifted their first piece of silverware by winning the national league. Everyone at the club is extremely proud of this achievement and all the hard work put in by the coaches, players and volunteers associated with the team. Unfortunately, the club became aware of a small minority…

  • 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…

  • City suffer defeat to Peamount in FAI Cup Final

    City suffer defeat to Peamount in FAI Cup Final

    Cork City fell to a 6-0 in the FAI Cup final at Tallaght Stadium on Saturday. The first half was a tight affair with neither side able to create much in the way of chances with both sides having long periods of possession, City’s best chance of the first half was a Sophie Liston chance…