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John Fogarty

John Fogarty

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Gaelic Games Correspondent, Irish Examiner

Dublin

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Total articles 7879

  • Hype is irrelevant to Cork hurlers, they've always believed in themselves believes Shane Kingston

    By John Fogarty Verified| Irish Examiner Verified The levels of expectation in Cork would be an issue for the team if supporters weren’t only catching up with the ones the players have about themselves, says Shane Kingston. Hype is not a dreaded word for a bunch who have great designs themselves. “I suppose the belief amongst the group was always there,” insists the Douglas man. “Maybe it was the public that didn't really have the belief and they're the ones kind of hyping everything up now.

    By John Fogarty Verified · Irish Examiner

    Apr. 16, 2025

  • Neighbouring Dublin clubs in competition to buy land

    By John Fogarty Verified| Irish Examiner Verified South Dublin GAA clubs Ballinteer St John’s and Kilmacud Crokes are among a number of sports organisations in a bidding battle for a 15-acre site. The parcel of land on the Ticknock Road in the foothills of the Dublin Mountains has been zoned for sports facilities subject to planning permission and both units have made offers for the property.

    By John Fogarty Verified · Irish Examiner

    Apr. 15, 2025

  • Hype is irrelevant to Cork hurlers, they've always believed in themselves believes Shane Kingston

    By John Fogarty Verified| Irish Examiner Verified The levels of expectation in Cork would be an issue for the team if supporters weren’t only catching up with the ones the players have about themselves, says Shane Kingston. Hype is not a dreaded word for a bunch who have great designs themselves. “I suppose the belief amongst the group was always there,” insists the Douglas man. “Maybe it was the public that didn't really have the belief and they're the ones kind of hyping everything up now.

    By John Fogarty Verified · Irish Examiner

    Apr. 16, 2025

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Irish Examiner

Macroom, Cork, Ireland

+353 21 206 3300