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Barry O'Mahony

  • Cork Football Correspondent and Sports Reporter, Echo Live
Cork, Ireland
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Cork football correspondent and sports reporter with @echolivecork
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Community spirit shines as Garnish welcomes Cork U16 football squad

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By Barry O'Mahony
| Echo Live Verified
There was a buzz around Cahermore on Saturday morning. Garnish GAA welcomed the Cork U16 football squad for a full training session on the Beara peninsula — a proud moment for the club and for two of its own, Setanta O’Sullivan and Ryan Healy. The county development squad made the long trip west for what proved to be a lively and worthwhile workout, with Garnish providing excellent facilities, strong support and a warm community welcome.
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Keith Ricken's two-year minor blueprint sets Cork up for the future

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By Barry O'Mahony
| Echo Live Verified
Keith Ricken’s two-year term as Cork minor football manager has now come to an end, but after guiding the county to Munster and All-Ireland glory this year, the question facing Rebel football is whether he will stay or go. What complicates that decision – and strengthens the case for continuity – is that the Cork County Board are keen to keep him at the helm. They see him as central to the county’s underage revival, a manager whose influence stretches far beyond matchdays.
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Carbery boss Gene O'Donovan: 'They're young, they're fearless, and they don't care who's who'

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By Barry O'Mahony
| Echo Live Verified
Carbery manager Gene O’Donovan said Friday’s 2-23 to 2-15 victory over Muskerry in the McCarthy Insurance Group Divisions/Colleges Premier SFC seeded final at Páirc Uí Rinn was built on resilience, honesty, and a refusal to panic. Speaking after collecting the Derry Gowen Cup, O’Donovan admitted there was nothing comfortable about seeing off Muskerry, even with an eight-point margin on the board. “It’s never comfortable against Muskerry,” he said.
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