Speaking to CorkCityFC.ie ahead of the game, City manager John Caulfield said: “The mood has been good, and why wouldn’t it be? We are going to the Aviva for a cup final for the fourth year in a row; it has been fantastic. We are all looking forward to it
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John Mountney: We are confident going into this game
Achille Campion leaves Cork City for Linfield on loan
Achille Campion has joined Irish League side Linfield on loan, pending international clearance. The move will see the French forward go on loan to the Blues with immediate effect, until June 30th. Campion scored in the clubs FAI Cup Final win over Dundalk in November. City boss John Caulfield commented: “This loan is
Stephen Kenny has his say on Karl Sheppard & John Caulfield
Dundalk manager Stephen Kenny has addressed what happened with the potential Karl Sheppard move along with his thoughts on John Caulfield's comments on 'Off the Ball' this week. Speaking to Dundalk's website this is what the Dubliner had to say. "Karl Sheppard approached a member of our staff to say he was
Cork radio’s mental reaction to last Sunday’s goal
Local radio is often special, especially when it comes to listening to football. While national media are cool, calm, and professional (or downright disinterested judging from George Hamilton’s tone for the two goals last Sunday), the local services give you a true sense of the passion of the game, even if
Cork City win FAI Cup for a second year in a row after beating Dundalk on penalties
Cork City won the Irish Daily Mail FAI Cup in dramatic fashion beating Dundalk 5-3 on penalties at the Aviva Stadium. Mark McNulty saved Michael Duffy’s penalty to give Kieran Sadlier the opportunity to send the cup to Leeside for the second year running. Sadlier duly seized the opportunity to become
Dundalk boss all but confirms the signing of Karl Sheppard
During the Dundalk FC media day for the FAI Cup Final yesterday, Dundalk manager Stephen Kenny spoke about the potential signing of rivals Cork City's player Karl Sheppard. When asked about the 26 year old Dubliner, Kenny gave the below response. “I’m not going to put him in an awkward situation but
