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2022 Season Tickets – Available Now!
Cork City FC is delighted to announce details of our 2022 Season Ticket Package. Following a difficult couple of years for us all, it has been fantastic to see crowds returning to Turner’s Cross over the last few months, and we are now asking you to sign up again for 2022 to get behind Colin…
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100 Club – Now Available for 2022-23!
Cork City FC are delighted to launch the second cycle of the 100 Club, which will cover seasons 2022 and 2023. The first cycle was launched back in 2019. The 100 Club is an enhanced Season Ticket package for Cork City FC fans where they can avail of exclusive benefits over a two-season period, including…
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City U17 side win Sky Blue Cup in Coventry!
Cork City FC’s Under 17s have claimed victory in the Under 16/17 Sky Blue Cup, held at the Alan Higgs Centre in Coventry today. City claimed their place in the final thanks to wins against Coventry City, Bournemouth and Oxford United. The final itself went to penalties, with City emerging victorious against hosts Coventry City.…
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Nora Stapleton talks to City Edition
Article originally published in City Edition, written by Chris O’Mahony Nora Stapleton excelled in multiple sports in her long career, winning major honours in rugby, soccer, and Gaelic football and is now transferring her successful mentality on the field to her role as Women in Sport lead with Sport Ireland. The main focus of her role is to implement the…
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WU17 vs Bray Preview
Cork City FC Women’s U17 squad head North to Bray Wanderers this Saturday (23rd Oct, 3pm KO) hoping to add to the three points won against Bray earlier in the season. That game was played in torrential rain and finished 1-0 to City thanks to a powerful Grace Flanagan strike from outside the box, deep…
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City to wear “No To Racism” shirts against Galway United
Cork City FC will replace the player names on the back of our jersey with the slogan “No to Racism” for the final SSE Airtricity First Division game of the season against Galway United on October 29th. The ‘No to Racism’ shirts will be worn by the players as part the FARE #FootballPeople weeks and…
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Women’s Academy Round-Up
By John O’Sullivan The full-time scores only told some of the story at the weekend’s WU17 and WU19 games. The WU17 team went down 4-3 in a thrilling game against Shamrock Rovers, with coach Sarah Healy full of pride in her team, who were without many players due to international call-ups, injuries, and suspension. “We…
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WNL: Cork City 0-1 Wexford
Cork City fell to a 1-0 defeat to Wexford Youths in their latest SSE Airtricity Women’s National League game at Turner’s Cross on Saturday. The first half was a quiet affair with both sides struggling to create much in the way of real chances to test either goalkeeper. City came close in the 14th minute…
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UCD 1-0 CCFC
By Graham Cummins for EchoLive.ie Cork City suffered defeat in their penultimate game of the season after a Colm Whelan penalty was enough to give UCD the victory at the UCD Bowl in the First Division on Friday night. There were two changes from the City side that successfully defeated Wexford in their last outing.…
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Team news ahead of UCD match
Cork City are back on the road on Friday evening, making the trip to the UCD Bowl to take on third placed UCD. City come into the game off the back of last Friday’s impressive 4-0 win over Wexford at Turner’s Cross, a game that saw Cian Murphy, Barry Coffey, Cian Bargary and Dylan McGlade…
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