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Andrew Horgan

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Sports Journalist for the Irish Examiner @ExaminerSport. Email; andrew.horgan@examiner.ie
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Late drama as Aghabullogue and Kanturk serve up Senior A cracker

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By Andrew Horgan Verified
| Echo Live Verified
When the referee blew his full-time whistle, a number of players crashed to the ground in disappointment. From both teams. Aghbullogue would normally have been the happier of the two teams having snatched a draw deep into injury time thanks to Luke Casey’s superb two-pointer from a tight angle, but the result sees them crash out of the Cork Senior A Football Championship, although they will avoid a relegation playoff at least.
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Women's FAI Cup semi-final draw: Cork City to face Shelbourne at Turner's Cross

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By Andrew Horgan Verified
| Echo Live Verified
Cork City will face Shelbourne at Turner's Cross in the semi-finals of the Club Orange Women’s FAI Cup on Saturday August 22. The draw took place at FAI Headquarters in Abbotstown on Tuesday afternoon with City, who last appeared in the final back in 2020 and last won the competition in 2017, getting a home tie against the 2024 winners Shels.
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Courcey Rovers Stephen Nyhan on being a goalkeeper turned scorer: We work on it at training...

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By Andrew Horgan Verified
| Echo Live Verified
Anything Cork and Ballinhassig goalkeeper Patrick Collins can do apparently Courcey Rovers’ number one Stephen Nyhan can do just as well. Or at least that was the case on Saturday night in Kilbrittain when Nyhan matched Collins’ tally of three points during their enthralling 0-23 apiece draw in the opening game of the Senior A Hurling Championship.
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