Cork GAA and 02 to part ways
The Cork County Board have announced that their sponsorship partnership with O2 will end on 31 December this year.
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Cork and Armagh respond to punishment
Cork and Armagh have responded to the CCCC's suspensions and fines following the mass brawl at the the Athletic Grounds a fortnight ago.
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Páirc Uí Chaoimh facelift set for 2013
Liam Mac a' Mhaoir of Cork County Board tells RTÉ's Jeaic Ó Muircheartaigh that the scaled down redevelopment of Páirc Uí Chaoimh will begin in early 2013.
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Barry-Murphy confirmed as Cork boss
Jimmy Barry-Murphy has been ratified as Cork's new hurling manager following a meeting of the Cork county board on Tuesday.
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Barry Murphy linked with Rebel return
Speculation has risen that Jimmy Barry Murphy could be considering a return as Cork hurling manager after Denis Walsh' departure on Tuesday.
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Counihan commits to Cork cause
The Cork County Board has confirmed that Conor Counihan has accepted a new two-year term as senior football manager.
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Cork make it clear Counihan is their man
The Cork County Board have given current Cork football manager Conor Counihan their full endorsement to continue in the role.
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Offaly 2-14 Tipperary 1-18
A late goal from Seamus Callanan shot Tipperary to a one-point win over Offaly in their final Allianz National Hurling League Division 1 fixture.
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Cork favour move to keep Croker 'open'
Cork County Board have supported a call to declare Croke Park available for major international events on a permanent basis.
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Cork Board back GPA agreement
Cork County Board overwhelmingly backed the interim arrangement between the GAA and the GPA at a meeting on Thursday night.
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Sport At 7 - Cork Opposition
Jackie Cahill reports on the Cork County Board's opposition to the GPA's interim agreement with the GAA.
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Anger over Ladies' Football final clash
The Cork County Board have come under pressure to move Sunday's County Senior football final between St Finbarr's and Clonakilty to Saturday, in order to facilitate those travelling to Sunday's All-Ireland Ladies' Football final.
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Captain's Anger At Schedule Clash
Cork captain Mary O'Connor expresses her disappointment at the failure of the Cork County Board to reschedule the county football final as it clashes with the TG4 All-Ireland Ladies Football Final.
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Cork County Board Under Pressure
Tony Leen of The Irish Examiner tells Darren Frehill that public opinion is firmly against an under pressure Cork County Board.
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Cork officials under the cosh
Pressure continues to mount on Cork GAA secretary Frank Murphy and the Cork County Board executive.
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Coughlan to chair Cork selection committee
The GAA has confirmed that Denis Coughlan, John Fenton and Jimmy Barry Murphy will form a three-man committee that will make a recommendation to the Cork County Board for the position of Cork senior hurling manager.
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Cork appoint Considine to take charge
The Cork County Board have tonight appointed Under-21 manager, John Considine to take charge of the county senior hurling team on an interim basis.
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'Sad Way To Go' - O'Sullivan
Cork County Board Chairman Jerry O'Sullivan tells Brian Carthy that it was 'sad' that Gerald McCarthy had to go under such circumstances.
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Brennan: Cork board hold the power
GAA president Nickey Brennan has stressed that the Cork county board is the only body that can make a decision on Gerald McCarthy's future, while it is thought that may be done on Thursday night.
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Club Reps Call For Radical Change
Paschal Sheehy speaks to some club representatives following the meeting of Cork GAA Clubs which voted for the removal of Gerald McCarthy and a restructuring of the county board.