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Men’s hockey celebrates 100 years in C of I
Cork Church of Ireland will celebrate 100 years of men’s hockey at the club this Saturday, March 31 as past and present members converge on Garryduff Sports Club for a celebratory dinner.
Big wins for C of I and UCC
Cork Church of Ireland and UCC both recorded season-defining results on Saturday, giving the former a shot at the league title while the students are in the box seat to compete for Irish Hockey League qualification for the first time.
Friends rally around Pelow
At the headiest of times for Irish hockey, the agony and ecstasy of the national sides chasing their Olympic dreams was put harrowingly into perspective this week.
Lynch’s hopes of C of I return dashed
Jason Lynch’s hopes of making an unlikely return to Cork Church of Ireland colours for tomorrow’s crucial Munster league showdown with Cork Harlequins have been dashed.
Students take the long road to the final
UCC continued their habit of doing things the hard way but eventually progressed to a second successive Irish Hockey Trophy final with a 3-2 win over South Antrim at the Mardyke on Saturday.
Revenge mission for UCC
UCC have a bone to pick with South Antrim when the sides meet in tomorrow’s Irish Hockey Trophy semi-final at The Mardyke (1pm).
C of I rue missed opportunity
Cork Church of Ireland blew a superb chance to dump holders Lisnagarvey out of the Irish Junior Cup as the northerners snuck a 4-3 quarter-final win with a golden goal at Garryduff on Saturday.
College bid to raid Duff bowl
Motivation won’t be lacking for UCC as they pitch up at Garryduff tonight looking to rattle Cork Church of Ireland’s cage (8pm).
Destructive Devoy drives on UL
UL were the big winners this weekend as they doubled their points tally for the season – claiming five from a possible six – and left Cork Church of Ireland perching precariously over the relegation trap door.
Rovers return to third tier despite Turkish travails
Three Rock Rovers’ Turkish travails ended on a high yesterday after they earned promotion for Ireland back to European indoor hockey’s third tier.
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