Monday 15 August 2022
Jimmy Barry-Murphy reflects on the 1986 All-Ireland final in an extract from ‘Cork Hurling: Game Of My Life’.
JBM stepped down as Cork senior hurling boss over the weekend.
Who will take over following Jimmy Barry-Murphy’s departure?
The Rebels boss has brought an end to his tenure.
The Cork boss still has a year left to run on his current term.
The Cork manager took on a two-year extension last year.
Goals from Jonathan Glynn and Conor Whelan helped the Tribesmen triumph.
Jimmy Barry-Murphy takes his side towards the qualifiers now.
Cork have made three changes from the side that lost the league final to Waterford.
Cork Jimmy Barry-Murphy on the return of 2006 Allstar winner Brian Murphy to the Rebels camp.
Murphy had retired after the 2013 All-Ireland hurling defeat to Clare.
Cork have a lot of ‘heart searching’ to do, says the Rebels boss.
Semple Stadium was the venue this afternoon.
The sides face each other in a hurling league final for the first time since 1998 this Sunday.
Aidan Ryan starts his first league game in five years for Cork on Sunday.
Cork are gearing up for next Sunday’s Allianz hurling league final against Waterford.
The match is all in aid of Jamie Wall.
“I don’t like doing it too often,” Jimmy Barry-Murphy said after Cork came back to stun the Dubs.
JBM’s side had their work cut out to defeat Liam Dunne’s team.
Páirc Uí Rinn is the venue for next Sunday’s clash between the Rebels and the Premier.
The news was confirmed today that the defender has suffered the injury.
Damien Cahalane is another injury concern for manager Jimmy Barry-Murphy.
Get planning for the week ahead.
The Rebels have freshened up their squad before they play Kilkenny on 14 February in their league opener.
The match takes place in Mallow tomorrow afternoon.
Conor O’Sullivan, Lorcan McLoughlin, Paudie O’Sullivan and Darren McCarthy will all start for the Rebels.
And they’ve turned to their goalkeeper to lead them.
JBM will be working alongside Mark Landers next year.
Catch up on all of the day’s sport here.
The Cork county board confirmed the news this evening.
Cork exited the championship at the hands of Tipperary yesterday.
Barry-Murphy is blunt after Cork’s ten point defeat
The Cork manager doesn’t think his side will be rusty come Sunday
Cork focused on their ability rather than getting revenge this season
Mark Collins has previously played for the Cork hurlers at minor and U21 level
Cork’s manager savored victory after yesterday’s Munster final in Páirc Uí Chaoimh.
The Cork boss felt he got his team perfectly set up for yesterday’s impressive win over Clare.
The Cork boss says his focus is on Clare rather than changes to the laws however.
The Rebels have made a habit of beginning slowly under JBM.
