Echoboy
10-07-2007, 06:35 PM
Cork City continue their work in the community
Cork City are continuing their work in the community and under the "Investment in the Community" Programme members of the club visited the children's wards of Cork University Hospital and the Bons Secours.
Club manager Damien Richardson and captain Dan Murray were joined by Liam Kearney as they visited the two children's wards and heaped praise on doctors and nurses.
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Cork City are to donate €1,000 worth of Cork City FC gear to children's wards at local hospitals over the coming weeks. Premier Travel have sponsored the donation and anyone interested in sponsoring other similar events should contact Cork City FC.
Meanwhile, Cork City's African Representative team had cause for celebration at the UCC pitches on Sunday afternoon. They overcame a Dublin African Representative team on aggregate despite losing 1-0 in the Cork leg. A 3-2 win in Dublin had set up the Cork side for the win as CCFC continued its "Show Racism the Red Card" initiative.
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A Tralee Representative side were Cork City FC's guests of honour at Turner's Cross for the game against Hammarby on Saturday evening. Mike Culloty's Tralee side were in Iceland recently for an underage tournament and while there went to support Cork in their Intertoto Cup tie with Valur. In recognition of their support all players received goodie bags on Saturday night as they watched from the stands.
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Cork City are continuing their work in the community and under the "Investment in the Community" Programme members of the club visited the children's wards of Cork University Hospital and the Bons Secours.
Club manager Damien Richardson and captain Dan Murray were joined by Liam Kearney as they visited the two children's wards and heaped praise on doctors and nurses.
http://www.irishfootballonl ine.com/news_images/07/misc/hospital-visit_big.jpg
Cork City are to donate €1,000 worth of Cork City FC gear to children's wards at local hospitals over the coming weeks. Premier Travel have sponsored the donation and anyone interested in sponsoring other similar events should contact Cork City FC.
Meanwhile, Cork City's African Representative team had cause for celebration at the UCC pitches on Sunday afternoon. They overcame a Dublin African Representative team on aggregate despite losing 1-0 in the Cork leg. A 3-2 win in Dublin had set up the Cork side for the win as CCFC continued its "Show Racism the Red Card" initiative.
http://www.irishfootballonl ine.com/news_images/07/misc/african-team_big.jpg
A Tralee Representative side were Cork City FC's guests of honour at Turner's Cross for the game against Hammarby on Saturday evening. Mike Culloty's Tralee side were in Iceland recently for an underage tournament and while there went to support Cork in their Intertoto Cup tie with Valur. In recognition of their support all players received goodie bags on Saturday night as they watched from the stands.
http://www.irishfootballonl ine.com/news_images/07/misc/tralee-visit_big.jpg
www.irishfootballonl ine.com (http://www.irishfootballonl ine.com)