Thursday, 2nd August 2018
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63 East Cork Soccer Notes Corkbeg Junior Team 2018-2019 Corkbeg Junior team,
playing in AULDiv1 un- der the stewardship of the management
team
of Brian Martin, Denis O’Sullivan, John Bennett and Pakie
O’Sullivan,
have commenced training for the upcoming AUL season. The lads have al- ready played a pre-season challenge game and will have a number of other challenge games in the upcoming weeks. As usual, we welcome
any new players to im- prove our panel for the upcoming season. A number of
players have
already joined our setup for this season, including a number of last years U-18 team. If you’re up for a new challenge, give us a call
if you’d like
more information. Brian at 0872421270 or John at 0872712557. The new season will kick off on the weekend of 17th August.
/18th of
F.A.I. Visit to Corkbeg An F.A.I. delegation, will visit Corkbeg AFC in August, as part of it’s Festival Of Football week in Cork county. The dele- gation, which will include FAI CEO John Delaney and FAI President, Tony Fitzgerald, have includ- ed Corkbeg on their whistle-stop tour of the county, as a part of our 50th
cer. To her brothers Jim, Michael, Patrick and John, who have
close
links with our club, we send our deepest condo- lences. We also express our sympathies to the ex- tended Russell and Wall families. Her warmth and love
of life radiated from her every pore and the loss to her family , wide circle of friends and the Whitegate community is immense. Mary was laid to rest in Aghada and how apt that sunshine and music were such a huge part of her send off.
Anna, Kate and
Bridget are three young ladies who she was im- mensely proud of and they played wonderfully dignified and composed roles in giving her a send off like no other. Its been a while, if ever, since Ab- ba’s Dancing Queen was danced to in the old cem- etery in Aghada. Rest in Peace Mary.
Nostalgia Photo: This weeks nostalgia
Anniversary cele-
brations. Corkbeg legend Terry Dunne will also be honoured in recognition of his services to football at a gala dinner in Cork City during their visit. A number of former Ire- land internationals will also form part of the del- egation. We’d like a big group to welcome the the FAI to Whitegate in Au- gust, so keep it in mind and we’ll be giving full details next week.
Mary Russell RIP An air of gloom and
despondency hung over Whitegate
village last
week, when news filtered through that Mary had lost her battle with can-
photo is from the one that got away. Corkbeg had some great success around the turn of the new decade back in the 1990s. A league title in Div3 in 1990, was fol- lowed by a Saxone Cup triumph over Boher Celt- ic the following year. And in 1993, the Beg brought the County Cup back to Whitegate by defeating Brooklodge 1-0 at Turn- ers Cross. Our photo is from the middle of those successful years, in 1992. Corkbeg were beaten in the County Cup final by Brooklodge and would gain revenge at the same venue the following year. The starting line up that day is pictured here.
They are: Back Row: Ken Hor-
gan, Jim Reaney, Pe- ter Cashman, Stephen O’Donoghue, Dan Ken- neally, Willie McCann Front Row: Joe Shee-
han, John Mulcahy, Paul Duggan,
Niall Brian McCann Falvey,
• Corkbeg County Cup Runners Up 1991
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