Ger Manley

Ger Manley

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Ger Manley is the manager of the Cork camogie team, praised for his strategic guidance and support of dual players, including Hannah Looney, Libby Coppinger, and Aoife Healy, who recently showcased their talent in back-to-back league finals.

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Ireland Ireland: Ger Manley commented on Cork's goals and their full forward line's performance. 6

Sarah Healy Carrie Dolan Niamh Niland Dervla Higgins Amy Lee Saoirse Mccarthy Sorcha Mccartan Orlaith Cahalane Amy O Connor Ashling Thompson Ciara Hickey Millie Condon Laura Hayes Gavin Donegan
The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: Cork outlast Galway in latest epic instalment of ferocious rivalry – The Irish Times

Ireland Ireland: Ger Manley is the manager of the Cork camogie team. 9

Saoirse Mccarthy Orlaith Cahalane Cathal Murray Sarah Healy Ciara Hickey Sorcha Mccartan
The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: Cork edge out Galway in gripping camogie final on history-making day – The Irish Times

Ireland Ireland: Cork manager Ger Manley agreed with Murray’s sentiments. 7

Cathal Murray Eddie O Connor Brian Molloy
The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: Camogie managers call for team holiday fund for finalists – The Irish Times

Ireland Ireland: Ger Manley is the manager of the Cork camogie team. 8

Meabh Calahane Sarah Healy Cahalane Carrie Dolan Ashling Thompson Niamh Mcpeake Dervla Higgins Amy O Connor Saoirse Mccarthy Niamh Niland Catherine Connolly
The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: Cork hold off Galway comeback to win All-Ireland camogie final – The Irish Times

Ireland Ireland: Cork manager Ger Manley criticised the refereeing while also giving credit to 'street-smart' Galway. 5

Carrie Dolan Cathal Murray Ashling Thompson
The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: Carrie Dolan could prove the difference for Galway in fiery camogie trilogy – The Irish Times

Ireland Ireland: Ger Manley, the Cork manager, expressed his grievances about the referee's performance. 4

Carrie Dolan Elaine Aylward Niamh Kilkenny Imelda Hobbins Eoghan Cormican Cathal Murray Caitriona Cormican Laura Treacy Katrina Mackey Hannah Looney Amy Lee
The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: Temperature continues to rise in camogie’s defining rivalry – The Irish Times

Ireland Ireland: Ger Manley’s fairly new-look Cork side was notable. 8

Amy O Connor Millie Condon Eimear Mcgrath Clodagh Mcintyre Emma Murphy Sorcha Mccartan Laura Hayes Saoirse Mccarthy Orlaith Cahalane Caoimhe Stakelum Orlaith Mullins Meabh Murphy Grace O Brien Karin Blair Eimear Heffernan
The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: First-half goals send Cork to a sixth straight All-Ireland final at the expense of Tipperary – The Irish Times

Ireland Ireland: Cork manager Ger Manley was critical of the referee's decisions during the All-Ireland camogie final. 4

Carrie Dolan Justin Heffernan Hannah Looney Caoimhe Kelly Amy Lee Amy O Connor Cathal Murray
The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: Fireworks from senior camogie final last beyond full-time whistle as managers give it both barrels – The Irish Times

Ireland Ireland: Ger Manley, the Cork manager, reckons that they have greater depth this year. 8

Clodagh Finn Emma Helebert Shauna Healy Aine Keane Niamh Kilkenny Carrie Dolan Niamh Mallon Saoirse Mccarthy Amy O Connor
The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: Cork’s three-in-a-row dream unlikely to be stopped – The Irish Times

Ireland Ireland: Manley is the manager of the Cork camogie team and praised the performance of his players. 8

Con O Callaghan Stephen Cluxton Bryan Cullen Jonny Cooper James Mccarthy Ciaran Kilkenny Dessie Farrell Hannah Looney Libby Coppinger Aoife Healy Kieran Mcgeeney Mickey Harte Ger Brennan
The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: Con O’Callaghan thriving in captain’s role for Dublin, and Cork’s dual jewels − what we learned from the GAA weekend – The Irish Times