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Irish Examiner writer and Sports Editor. Views don't represent those of employers. Defeat is a detour, not a dead end. Be resilient. Family is all.
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St Finbarr's hurlers in hunt for new manager as Ger Cunningham steps down

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By Tony Leen Verified
| Echo Live Verified
Cork legend Ger Cunningham will not be continuing into a fifth season in charge of St Finbarr's senior hurlers. Cunningham confirmed to the club Thursday that he does not intend to allow his name go forward for consideration in 2026. His management team of John Cremin, Billy O'Shea, Sean McCarthy and Kevin Kelliher are also stepping down. Cunningham's four years at the helm coincided with a massive resurgence in the fortunes of hurling in the famed Togher club.
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New quarantine measures put Irish Open 'in trouble', says Shane Lowry

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By Tony Leen Verified
| Breaking News Verified
Shane Lowry believes that July's Irish Open at Mount Juliet has been thrown into doubt by the Government's new quarantine measures for a number of countries.
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Adrian O’Sullivan’s return to Cork would be Super, admits Ballincollig ace

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By Tony Leen Verified
| Breaking News Verified
07/07/2020 - 13:55:00Back to Basketball Sport Home Bramsche's Adrian O'Sullivan in action for the Red Devils in the German Regionalliga Nord against Aschersleben Tigers. The Cork man is considering a return to his native Ballincollig, who are preparing for their debut season in the Men's Superleague. Newly promoted Ballincollig admit it’s 50-50 whether homegrown ace Adrian O’Sullivan will return from the continent to front their inaugural Superleague campaign this season.
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