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  1. europesays.com/ie/685047/ Premier JFC wrap: Cork footballer Darragh Cashman delivers knockout ticket for Millstreet #CorkGAA #Éire #IE #Ireland #Sports

  2. europesays.com/ie/681452/ Newtown determined to stay at top table after 29 years: ‘Lot of clubs have come up and gone back down’ ##CorkCountyChampionship #CorkGAA #Éire #Hurling #IE #Ireland #Sports

  3. europesays.com/ie/681214/ Premier 1 MFC: Ballincollig respond well in second half to keep three-in-a-row dream alive #CorkGAA #Éire #IE #Ireland #Sports

  4. europesays.com/ie/680216/ ‘My first senior debut was in football’: Robert Downey leads St Nick’s resurgence #CorkGAA #Éire #IE #Ireland #Sports

  5. europesays.com/ie/676381/ PIHC: Bishopstown head into another relegation playoff as Éire Óg sign off with a victory #CorkGAA #Éire #Hurling #IE #Ireland #Sports

  6. europesays.com/ie/676311/ Passage advance to the semi final of the Seandun JAHC with victory over Glen Rovers #CorkGAA #Éire #IE #Ireland #Sports

  7. A Cut Above, Two Metres Apart

    Remember how impossible it was to get a hair cut during lockdown? Afterwards for some time the barber or hair dresser would have to wear a mask while grooming your hair. This was in February 2022, when we were still paranoid about COVID-19....

    inphotos.org/2026/06/08/a-cut-

    #2022 #barbershop #Cork #CorkGAA #Covid19 #haircut #Ireland #OliverPlunkettStreet #Photo #Photography #SanitiserStation #SonyA7III #StreetPhotography

  8. A Cut Above, Two Metres Apart

    Remember how impossible it was to get a hair cut during lockdown? Afterwards for some time the barber or hair dresser would have to wear a mask while grooming your hair. This was in February 2022, when we were still paranoid about COVID-19....

    inphotos.org/2026/06/08/a-cut-

    #2022 #barbershop #Cork #CorkGAA #Covid19 #haircut #Ireland #OliverPlunkettStreet #Photo #Photography #SanitiserStation #SonyA7III #StreetPhotography

  9. A Cut Above, Two Metres Apart

    Remember how impossible it was to get a hair cut during lockdown? Afterwards for some time the barber or hair dresser would have to wear a mask while grooming your hair. This was in February 2022, when we were still paranoid about COVID-19....

    inphotos.org/2026/06/08/a-cut-

    #2022 #barbershop #Cork #CorkGAA #Covid19 #haircut #Ireland #OliverPlunkettStreet #Photo #Photography #SanitiserStation #SonyA7III #StreetPhotography

  10. A Cut Above, Two Metres Apart

    Remember how impossible it was to get a hair cut during lockdown? Afterwards for some time the barber or hair dresser would have to wear a mask while grooming your hair. This was in February 2022, when we were still paranoid about COVID-19....

    inphotos.org/2026/06/08/a-cut-

    #2022 #barbershop #Cork #CorkGAA #Covid19 #haircut #Ireland #OliverPlunkettStreet #Photo #Photography #SanitiserStation #SonyA7III #StreetPhotography

  11. A Cut Above, Two Metres Apart

    Remember how impossible it was to get a hair cut during lockdown? Afterwards for some time the barber or hair dresser would have to wear a mask while grooming your hair. This was in February 2022, when we were still paranoid about COVID-19.

    inphotos.org/2026/06/08/a-cut-

  12. A Cut Above, Two Metres Apart

    Remember how impossible it was to get a hair cut during lockdown? Afterwards for some time the barber or hair dresser would have to wear a mask while grooming your hair. This was in February 2022, when we were still paranoid about COVID-19.

    inphotos.org/2026/06/08/a-cut-

  13. A Cut Above, Two Metres Apart

    Remember how impossible it was to get a hair cut during lockdown? Afterwards for some time the barber or hair dresser would have to wear a mask while grooming your hair. This was in February 2022, when we were still paranoid about COVID-19.

    inphotos.org/2026/06/08/a-cut-

  14. A Cut Above, Two Metres Apart

    Remember how impossible it was to get a hair cut during lockdown? Afterwards for some time the barber or hair dresser would have to wear a mask while grooming your hair. This was in February 2022, when we were still paranoid about COVID-19.

    inphotos.org/2026/06/08/a-cut-

  15. Rebels Rout Clare, Set Sights on Limerick

    Cork defeated Clare easily and will now play Limerick in the Munster final. Find out what this means for the championship.

    #CorkGAA, #ClareGAA, #LimerickGAA, #MunsterFinal, #GAA

    newsletter.tf/cork-beats-clare

  16. Once again, league has become the football season’s focal point – The Irish Times

    The reputation of the last day of the football league precedes the championship jeopardy of recent years and…
    #NewsBeep #News #Football ##CorkGAA #AU #Australia #donegal-gaa #football #football-championship #jack-o-connor #jim-mcguinness #kerry-gaa #meath-gaa #nationalfootballleague #sports #weekend-that-was
    newsbeep.com/au/559294/

  17. Mental health and families at heart of Cork mothers’ GAA festival

    Up to 30 football teams from across the country have signed up to take part in this year’s…
    #NewsBeep #News #US #USA #UnitedStates #UnitedStatesOfAmerica #Mentalhealth ##Cork-News ##CorkGAA #Health #MentalHealth
    newsbeep.com/us/476820/

  18. Like that 2023 Consultation Forum on ditching neutrality, this 2025 election has turned out not exactly to his advantage. And yes, I am cheering for the Barrs against Nemo tomorrow. #CorkGAA #CountySFC #Aras25 #spéirghorm #keepyuppies #TripleLock

  19. The Rebirth of Páirc Uí Chaoimh

    On this day when Tipperary beat Cork in the All Ireland Hurling Final I thought it appropriate to show these old photos of Páirc Uí Chaoimh in 2016 and 2017 when it was being rebuilt. The only time I’ve been to the new stadium was to see Bruce Springsteen play there, which just goes to show you how much interest I have in sports. Since I grew up close by I was always interested in the redevelopment of the place. Above you can see the Blackrock end of the stadium, with the skeleton of the building visible.

    Almost a year later, in early 2017, there had been a lot of progress. The main stand is complete, and the Blackrock side is being filled in.

    The reconstruction of Páirc Uí Chaoimh was one of the most expensive GAA stadium projects ever undertaken, with costs eventually reaching over €100 million. The new stadium was designed to hold 45,000 spectators, making it the second-largest GAA stadium in Ireland after Croke Park. The rebuild incorporated cutting-edge engineering techniques, including a unique cantilever roof design that allows unobstructed views from every seat. The project faced significant delays and cost overruns, leading to considerable controversy, but when completed in 2017, it featured Ireland’s largest covered terrace and became a flagship venue for Munster GAA, hosting its first All-Ireland semi-final in 2018.

    The panorama images are displayed using my new panoramic block plugin for WordPress. It’s still early days yet, and it’s simple, but I’ve wanted a way to display 3-image panoramas for a while. If you’re looking at this post in a feed, click through to the post for the JavaScript powered panorama viewer.

    Apertureƒ/8CameraCanon EOS 6DFocal length24mmISO100Shutter speed1/500s

    #2016 #Blackrock #BlackrockCork #Canon6D #concreteConstruction #constructionPhotography #Cork #CorkGAA #CorkRedevelopment #GAAStadium #Ireland #IrishArchitecture #IrishEngineering #Marina #PáircUíChaoimh #Photo #Photography #SISKConstruction #sportingInfrastructure #sportsVenue #stadiumConstruction #stadiumRebuild #steelFramework

  20. The Rebirth of Páirc Uí Chaoimh

    On this day when Tipperary beat Cork in the All Ireland Hurling Final I thought it appropriate to show these old photos of Páirc Uí Chaoimh in 2016 and 2017 when it was being rebuilt. The only time I’ve been to the new stadium was to see Bruce Springsteen play there, which just goes to show you how much interest I have in sports. Since I grew up close by I was always interested in the redevelopment of the place. Above you can see the Blackrock end of the stadium, with the skeleton of the building visible.

    Almost a year later, in early 2017, there had been a lot of progress. The main stand is complete, and the Blackrock side is being filled in.

    The reconstruction of Páirc Uí Chaoimh was one of the most expensive GAA stadium projects ever undertaken, with costs eventually reaching over €100 million. The new stadium was designed to hold 45,000 spectators, making it the second-largest GAA stadium in Ireland after Croke Park. The rebuild incorporated cutting-edge engineering techniques, including a unique cantilever roof design that allows unobstructed views from every seat. The project faced significant delays and cost overruns, leading to considerable controversy, but when completed in 2017, it featured Ireland’s largest covered terrace and became a flagship venue for Munster GAA, hosting its first All-Ireland semi-final in 2018.

    The panorama images are displayed using my new panoramic block plugin for WordPress. It’s still early days yet, and it’s simple, but I’ve wanted a way to display 3-image panoramas for a while. If you’re looking at this post in a feed, click through to the post for the JavaScript powered panorama viewer.

    Apertureƒ/8CameraCanon EOS 6DFocal length24mmISO100Shutter speed1/500s

    #2016 #Blackrock #BlackrockCork #Canon6D #concreteConstruction #constructionPhotography #Cork #CorkGAA #CorkRedevelopment #GAAStadium #Ireland #IrishArchitecture #IrishEngineering #Marina #PáircUíChaoimh #Photo #Photography #SISKConstruction #sportingInfrastructure #sportsVenue #stadiumConstruction #stadiumRebuild #steelFramework

  21. The Rebirth of Páirc Uí Chaoimh

    On this day when Tipperary beat Cork in the All Ireland Hurling Final I thought it appropriate to show these old photos of Páirc Uí Chaoimh in 2016 and 2017 when it was being rebuilt. The only time I’ve been to the new stadium was to see Bruce Springsteen play there, which just goes to show you how much interest I have in sports. Since I grew up close by I was always interested in the redevelopment of the place. Above you can see the Blackrock end of the stadium, with the skeleton of the building visible.

    Almost a year later, in early 2017, there had been a lot of progress. The main stand is complete, and the Blackrock side is being filled in.

    The reconstruction of Páirc Uí Chaoimh was one of the most expensive GAA stadium projects ever undertaken, with costs eventually reaching over €100 million. The new stadium was designed to hold 45,000 spectators, making it the second-largest GAA stadium in Ireland after Croke Park. The rebuild incorporated cutting-edge engineering techniques, including a unique cantilever roof design that allows unobstructed views from every seat. The project faced significant delays and cost overruns, leading to considerable controversy, but when completed in 2017, it featured Ireland’s largest covered terrace and became a flagship venue for Munster GAA, hosting its first All-Ireland semi-final in 2018.

    The panorama images are displayed using my new panoramic block plugin for WordPress. It’s still early days yet, and it’s simple, but I’ve wanted a way to display 3-image panoramas for a while. If you’re looking at this post in a feed, click through to the post for the JavaScript powered panorama viewer.

    Apertureƒ/8CameraCanon EOS 6DFocal length24mmISO100Shutter speed1/500s

    #2016 #Blackrock #BlackrockCork #Canon6D #concreteConstruction #constructionPhotography #Cork #CorkGAA #CorkRedevelopment #GAAStadium #Ireland #IrishArchitecture #IrishEngineering #Marina #PáircUíChaoimh #Photo #Photography #SISKConstruction #sportingInfrastructure #sportsVenue #stadiumConstruction #stadiumRebuild #steelFramework

  22. Congratulations to Ilen Rovers GAA Club on the publication of ‘The Ebb & Flow of Ilen: 50 Years of Ilen Rovers GAA Club’. Packed full of images and memories this hardback publication shares the history of the Ilen Rovers GAA club over the past 50 years.
    Coolim Books is delighted to offer online sale facilities for this book, with proceeds going back to the Club. To purchase online visit coolim-books.sumupstore.com/pr.

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