Patrick Horgan

A significant weekend for the hurling championship: we go into the last six with the pecking order not nearly as clear as it was going into Saturday. (...)

Cork 1-25 Dublin 0-22 Cork manager Kieran Kingston felt that his team benefited from more time together as they saw off Dublin at Thurles on Saturda(...)

Waterford 1-28 Cork 1-24 It had been four and a half years since Waterford had won a Munster championship game before Saturday’s victory over Cork, (...)

The Cork Premier SHC final will have a traditional feel to it after Glen Rovers and Blackrock came through Saturday’s semi-finals to meet in a decider(...)

Cork’s Patrick Horgan has admitted the idea of playing championship games in empty stadiums is a real turn-off and that he’d be open to a condensed ca(...)

Limerick 0-29 Cork 2-21 Limerick took another impressive step towards the Allianz Hurling League semi-finals with this third victory of the campaign (...)

Only mad dogs and hurling men go out in this sort of weather. Storm Dennis blew through the fixtures list and left a select few games hanging on by (...)

Cork 2-24 Tipperary 1-25 The sight of John “Bubbles” O’Dwyer being stretchered off near the end only exacerbated Tipperary’s anguish at losing for th(...)

Cork 2-24 Tipperary 1-25 Cork edged All-Ireland champions Tipperary in a high-scoring game before a crowd of just under 10,000 at Páirc Uí Chaoimh on(...)

Waterford 1-24 Cork 3-17 In the battle of New Year makeovers, Waterford emerged with an – arguably unnecessarily – edgy win and a pile of hopeful ind(...)