C of I lay down a marker
On a largely positive opening weekend for Munster’s Irish Hockey League representatives, Cork C of I’s 4-1 defeat of Glenanne suggested they could be a dark horse for this year’s comeptition.
On a largely positive opening weekend for Munster’s Irish Hockey League representatives, Cork C of I’s 4-1 defeat of Glenanne suggested they could be a dark horse for this year’s comeptition.
Ireland’s premier hockey league gets a new lease of life this weekend after undergoing some major structural changes.
Catholic Institute ensured automatic Irish Hockey League qualification for the 2013/14 season as they resisted a strong UCC challenge to win 3-1 at the Mardyke on Saturday.
A campaign that promised so much has come off the rails somewhat for UCC’s women, but all is not lost as they face a crucial Easter Saturday Munster Division 1 clash with Catholic Institute (Mardyke, 1pm).
UCC’s Miriam Crowley had a hand in all three goals as Cork Harlequins reclaimed the Munster Division 1 title with a dramatic 2-1 win over the students.
Andy Ewington’s remarkable short corner prowess helped Monkstown end 99 years of hurt with a rip-roaring 5-4 Irish Senior Cup victory over Pembroke Wanderers at Belfield yesterday.