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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…
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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…
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Freight Force unveiled as new Women’s sponsor!
Cork City FC are delighted to announce Freight Force International as the front of shirt sponsor for women’s first team. Following a raffle for the sponsorship opportunity which had over 30 entrants, Freight Force International were pulled out as the lucky winners. The draw took place live on the club’s Facebook page. The…
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Bohs 3-0 CCFC
Report by Denis Hurley for EchoLive.ie | Photo by Peadar O’Sullivan Cork City’s winless run in all competitions extended to seven games as the Rebel Army fell to Bohemians in Friday evening’s SSE Airtricity League Premier Division clash at Dalymount Park. A pair of early goals for the hosts put them in a comfortable position…
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Bohs vs City: All You Need To Know!
Ticket Information Due to Covid19, this match will be held behind closed doors. Supporters can watch the livestream by subscribing here to WatchLOI for €5 per match or €39 for a half season package. Weather Watch The forecast for Friday evening in Dublin is 9 degrees (real feel 4 degrees) with rain at times.…
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Team news ahead of Bohemians match
Cork City are back on the road this week, as they travel to Dalymount Park to take on Bohemians on Friday evening. It will be the first match for City under interim head coach Colin Healy, after taking charge of the first team following Neale Fenn’s departure. The Rebel Army come into the game off…
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Neale Fenn leaves Cork City FC – Colin Healy to take charge of first team
The board of Cork City FC can confirm that the club has come to a mutual agreement with Neale Fenn which will see him step down from his role as first team manager with immediate effect. Speaking today, chairman Declan Carey said “On behalf of the board, I’d like to thank Neale for his service…
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Jim Hennebry RIP
Everyone at Cork City FC is deeply saddened to learn of the passing of founding Chairman of the club, Jim Hennebry. Jim played an integral part in the foundation of Cork City FC, and was also heavily involved with Avondale United. May he rest in peace.
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City Edition: Vera Pauw Interview, Part One
It has been a year since Vera Pauw was appointed as manager of the Irish women’s team and while Covid-19 has meant she hasn’t seen as much live football as she would like, she has had plenty of time to reflect on the women’s game here. Pauw has a wealth of experience, both as a…
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CCFC confirm New Era as official headwear partner
Cork City FC is delighted to confirm leading global headwear brand, New Era, as the club’s official headwear partner. You can order from the new range of hats now from the CCFC Online Shop – CCFC.ie/shop.
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