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After 5 and a half years at the helm, John Caulfield has left his position as manager of Cork City. During his time as manager he guided the club the Premier Division title in 2017, along with FAI Cup victories in 2016 and 2017. They were also runners-up in the league in three consecutive years, from 2014-16 and again in 2018. Continue reading “Caulfield leaves Cork City by mutual consent”
Shamrock Rovers and Cork City meet at Tallaght Stadium later today as they do battle to see who will be heading to the EA Sports Cup Final. Continue reading “EA Sports Cup Semi-Final Preview: Shamrock Rovers v Cork City at Tallaght Stadium “
Robbie Williams has signed for champions-elect Cork City after his release from Limerick FC earlier in the day. Continue reading “Caulfield snaps up defender Williams after Limerick release”
Cork City will begin life after Seanie Maguire and Kevin O’Connor tonight as they host the only team to take league points off them this season, Galway United at Turners Cross. Continue reading “Cork begin new era tonight with the visit of Galway United”
Cork City will be looking to return to winning ways as they make a Sunday afternoon trip to the Carlisle Grounds to face Bray Wanderers. Continue reading ““We’re expecting a right battle” says Caulfield “
Cork City host a St Patrick’s Athletic side desperate for points at Turners Cross on Sunday, but rebels boss John Caulfield expects his side to continue their winning ways before their European adventure steps up a notch on Thursday. Continue reading “Cork look to keep the run going “
Cork City have more or less a full-strength squad to choose from ahead of their Europa League 1st round 1st leg clash with Estonians Levadia Tallinn tomorrow night. Continue reading ““We are confident” says Cork boss Caulfield ahead of their Europa League campaign “
Even though they hammered Drogheda United by 5 goals to nil on Friday night, Cork City boss John Caulfield feels that the trip to the Showgrounds tomorrow evening will be extremely awkward. Continue reading “City boss Caulfield wary of Sligo”
Eamonn Deacy Park is the next port of call for the Cork City juggernaut, as they go in search of victory number 13 in the league on Friday night. Continue reading ““Galway are breeding confidence” says Caulfield “