Jermyn makes five-star return
John Jermyn’s importance to Cork Church of Ireland was underlined in emphatic fashion as he scored five goals on his return to first-team action after a 15-week absence, helping them to a 6-1 win away to Bandon.
John Jermyn’s importance to Cork Church of Ireland was underlined in emphatic fashion as he scored five goals on his return to first-team action after a 15-week absence, helping them to a 6-1 win away to Bandon.
The Irish Hockey Trophy quarter-finals command most of this weekend’s attention, with see three Munster sides looking to get on the right path to sniff out some silverware.
Family ties are hardly unusual in hockey but rarely is it a generational thing — unless you’re Joan and Emma Dobson. Mother and daughter were both on the scoresheet for Cork Church of Ireland as they notched the result of a busy Irish Junior Cup second round weekend, a 4-0 demolition of Ballymoney at the north Antrim venue.
Bandon’s giant-killing abilities will be put to the test tomorrow when they visit holders Lisnagarvey in round two of the men’s Irish Junior Cup.
Things are incredibly tight at the top of the women’s Division 3; the league was split after Christmas, and just five points now separate the top four teams, while fifth-placed UCC could yet be the king-makers as they play catch-up.
“Insta by the grace of God” is their club slogan, but Catholic Institute certainly haven’t needed any divine inspiration this season.