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The Cork Senior Football team to play Galway on Saturday 6-3-2010 at 7:30pm in the Allianz Football League in Pairc Ui Rinn is as follows: 

1. Ken O'Halloran Bishopstown 
2. Ray Carey Clyda Rovers 
3. Michael Shields St.Finbarr's 
4. Eoin Cotter Douglas 
5. Paudie Kissane Clyda Rovers 
6. Ger Spillane Ballygarvan 
7. Noel O'Leary Cill na Martra
8. Alan O'Connor St. Colum's 
9. Pearse O'Neill Aghada 
10. Paul Kerrigan Nemo Rangers 
11. Donncha O'Connor Ballydesmond 
12. Patrick Kelly Ballincollig 
13. Daniel Goulding Eire Og 
14. Nicholas Murphy Carrigaline 
15. Colm O'Neill Ballyclough 

Best wishes to Myles in his new role

Best of Luck to Ger Spillane and the Cork footballers on Sunday in the All Ireland Football final against Kerry. Up the Rebles

Sunday August 23 @ 3.30pm

Ballygarvan man Ger Spillane is named at wing back for the Munter Semi finalFootball replay against Kerry at Pairc ui Coaimh this Saturday June 13th @ 5pm. Cork Team : A Quirke; K O'Connor, M Shields, A Lynch; J Miskella, G Canty, G Spillane; A O'Connor, N Murphy; P Kelly, P O'Neill, P Kerrigan; D Goulding, J Masters, D O'Connor.

Best Wishes to the 2006 All-Star Ger Spillane who retains his spot at left half-back  for the semi final of the Munster SeniorFootball championship game  against Kerry to be played at Fitzgerald stadium in Killarney on Sunday next.

Cork team to play Kerry: Alan Quirke (Valley Rovers); Ray Carey (Clyda Rovers), Michael Shields (St Finbarr's), Anthony Lynch (Naomh Aban); John Miskella (Ballincollig), Graham Canty (Bantry Blues, capt), Ger Spillane (Ballygarvan); Alan O'Connor (St Colum's), Nicholas Murphy (Carrigaline); Patrick Kelly (Ballincollig), Pearse O'Neill (Aghada), Paul Kerrigan (Nemo Rangers); Daniel Goulding (Éire Óg), James Masters (Nemo Rangers), Donncha O'Connor (Ballydesmond).

Result: Cork 0-25 Tipperary 2-22. Best wishes to Ballygarvan man Stephen White who lines out at left half back for the Cork U21 Hurling team that take on Tipperary in the Bord Gais Energy Munster U21 HC in Thurles on Wednesday 3 June at 7pm. Referee: P Casey, Waterford. The Cork team is:

1 Ciaran Cronin Lisgoold

2 Killian Murphy Erins Own

3 Jack Herlihy Newtown

4 Conor OSullivan Sarsfields

5 Aidan Walsh Kanturk

6 Paudie OSullivan Cloyne

7 Stephen White Ballygarvan

8 Leigh Desmond Youghal

9 William Egan Kilbrin

10 Brian Corry Ballymartle

11 Lorcan McLoughlin Kanturk

12 Robert White Carraigtwohill

13 Robert ODriscoll Sarsfields

14 Patrick Horgan Glen Rovers

15 Andy Walsh Killeagh

16 Darren McCarthy Ballymartle

17 Conor ODriscoll Oliver Plunketts

18 Joe Moran Carraigaline

19 Glen O Connor St Finbarrs

20 Padraig Gould Na Piarsaigh

21 Cian McCarthy Sarsfields

22 Tomas Murray Bishopstown

23 Luke OFarrell Midleton

24 Ryan Clifford Newtown

Conor Counihan has named an unchanged side for the National League Division Two clash with Monaghan on Sunday.Michael Shields continues at full-back, despite the return to fitness of Noel O'Donovan, who played at number three through much of the league campaign.There is no place for John Miskella, who played for his club, Ballincollig, on Tuesday after recovering from injury. Ger Spillane continues at wing-back. In attack, James Masters is handed another start after missing much of the league with a back injury. John Hayes is on the bench, while Michael Cussen is ruled out through injury, with Donncha O'Connor lining out at full-forward. Cork [SF v Monaghan]: A Quirke; R Carey, M Shields, A Lynch; N O'Leary, G Canty, G Spillane; A O'Connor, N Murphy; P O'Flynn, P Kelly, P Kerrigan; J Masters, D O'Connor, D Goulding

MacGearailt transfers to Ballygarvan

Comhairle na Mumhan has approved the transfer of Aodán MacGearailt from an Gaeltacht to Ballygarvan GAA club. Now resident in Ballygarvan, Aodán will bring a wealth of experience to the Ballygarvan Club having won an All Ireland Football medal with Kerry in 2000 and played in the 2004 All Ireland Club final with his former Club.  

Home of Liam Mac Cárthaigh, Ballygarvan were county  football finalists in 2008 and were Junior hurling Cork County and Munster  champions in 2004. This announcement will further boost the ambition of  this  progressive rural club and their quest to be Cork County Junior Football champions in 2009.