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City clubs on the rise again, insists stalwart Mulcahy
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Morrissey enjoying Newtown’s new lease of life
IT was American humorist Mark Twain who first made the now famous observation, ‘Reports of my death are greatly exaggerated.’ Newtownshandrum senior hurling manager Simon Morrissey — no mean humorist himself — can certainly identify with Twain. A building contractor, as hard a man as ever swung either hurley or hammer, earlier this year Simon got the kind of news that would send shudders down anyone’s spine; “Leukaemia, chemotherapy — when you hear those words, it would shake you alright,” he admits. More...

Naughton face Erins Own next sunday in SHC final at 4pm in Pairc Ui Chaoimh.
Erin's Own defeated St Fibarrrs yesterday to setup a repeat of the 2000 final with Newtown in this year's SHC final.

Newtown through to another County Final
Newtown today booked their place in the 2007 Cork County Hurling Final following an easy 1-19 to 2-7 victory over Bride Rovers at Pairc Ui Chaoimh. They will now face the winners of Erins Own v's St. Finbarrs in 3 weeks time.

Naughton fires Newtown home
Newtown had an easier than expected win over a gallant Na Pairasigh side on Saturday evening in Pairc ui Chaoimh. With Sean Og O'Halpin failing a late fitness test, Na Pairsaigh were always going to struggle but when Cathal Naughton scored 1-2 in the space of 5 mins midway during the second half, the outcome was inevitable.

Newtown 4-15 Castlelyons 0-9
Newtown had a easy win over Castlelyons in the 1st Round of this years Senior Championship at Kildorrery on Saturday night. The minor players Ryan Clifford and Michael Bowles made impressive debuts.

Clifford the star as Cork race to emphatic victory over Waterford
A HAT-TRICK of goals by Ryan Clifford powered Cork to an emphatic victory over Waterford in a disappointing ESB Munster MHC first round tie at sun-drenched Pairc Ui Chaoimh last night. More...

3 newtown players make the Cork Minors
Best of luck to Ryan, Michael and Jack who will line out with the Cork Minors in the 1st Round of the Munster Championship this wednesday in Pairc Ui Chaoimh.

1st Round of the SHC this weekend
Newtown will play Castlelyons in the 1st round of the 2007 Senior Hurling Championship in Kildorrery this Saturday evening at 7:30pm.

Championship draw 2007
Newtown will play Castlelyons in the 1st round of the 2007 Senior Hurling Championship.

Camogie Centenary Banquet
To celebrate the centenary of the Camogie Association, the Cork Camogie Board will hold a Centenary Banquet on Friday, 22nd October. More...

Bugler’s two-goal blast blows Down away
A POWERFUL defensive display deservedly earned Cork their seventh All-Ireland junior camogie title in Croke Park. More...

Cork camp say Tipp’s ability to get goals was the difference
THERE’S one thing you’d have to credit the Cork senior camogie team with in Croke Park yesterday. More...

Triumphant Tipp prove their class as Cork girls sent packing
TIPPERARY'S sensational women's of the moment wrote themselves into the history books yet again. More...

Cork success can inspire camogie team
Newtownshandrum are expected to have a big travelling support for Sunday's All Ireland Camogie Final. More...

Cork make one change for camogie final
Una O'Donoghue has been drafted into the Cork team for Sunday's All-Ireland senior camogie final. More...

O'Leary brace ends Galway's hopes
Jennifer O'Leary's two goal salvo steered Cork to an 11-point victory over a disappointing Galway More...

All Ireland Camogie Semi-Final
Best of luck to Newtownshandrum's Paula O'Connor who will line out with the Cork Senior Camogie team in the All Ireland Camogie Semi-final against Galway on Sat, 21st Aug @ Nowlan Park.

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