QuoteIs that from a website or what?Originally posted by The Donie Forde
From the eircom League:
From the eircom League:
Sat 29-6-02 Cork City v Longford Town
Garryduff Sports Centre 3pm
Donie
Is that from a website or what?Originally posted by The Donie Forde
From the eircom League:
Is that out next to the Pitch and Putt course? thats a nice complex afaik
I came across it in a press release. It was the only City game included in a league list.Originally posted by Neil
Is that from a website or what?
Maybe the list will be in 2moro's papers?
Donie
Just spotted it here too:
Donie
What do the FAI think they doing previewing some eL games?
Can anyone tell Where the Garryduff Sports Centre is? Never even heard of it before todayOriginally posted by The Donie Forde
From the eircom League:
Sat 29-6-02 Cork City v Longford Town
Garryduff Sports Centre 3pm
Donie!
Oh no not them again
Originally posted by SÓCcfc
Can anyone tell Where the Garryduff Sports Centre is? Never even heard of it before today
That be the Hockey place like.........?
It is between Rochestown and Passage, If you head to Rochestown Inn and up the hill at the side of it and keep going up, it is on your left. I dunno .... tis kinda hard to explain.
The SFAI are the governing body for grassroots football in Ireland, not the FAI. Its success or the lack of is all down to them.
this should get you there:
take the ringiskiddy/carrigaline turn off from the south ring road, and take the first slip road down to the mini-roundabout. Go left here and take the first right and it's up the hill on the left
just to add to that ...
it's up the very top of the hill, facing you at the T junction.
The hill is called Clarke's hill.
Cork City 0-3 LongfordTown
Garryduff
Saturday, June 29th
Not much to write home about today as City were second best in every department. It was only in the last ten minutes that the Longford keeper had a safe of note to make and were it not for the woodwork and some wayward finishing Longford would have added to their tally. But they had to make do with a hat-trick from a fellow by the name of 'Nixon.’
Cork City: Michael Devine (Noel Mooney), Alan Carey (Conor O'Grady), Stephen Napier, Gareth Cronin, Neal Horgan, Colin O'Brien (Micheal Mulcon***), George O'Callaghan, Alan Bennett, Billy Woods (Greg O'Halloran), Colin P. O'Brien (Alan Reynolds), David Warren.
Thanks for that, Joe, a very quick report.
Pity about the result, but it might prove a good 'kick in the pants' before next Friday night...?
Donie
Things aint looking good judging by todays performance, to be honest i dont care about the result but the level of performance was worrying. City were very poor collectively and individually but hopefully this will inspire them to shake things up and improve ahead of fridays big game.
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