🔴 John Cleary continues: two more years on helmet for cork boss
John Cleary will be in charge of senior cork’s senior footballers in at least two season after receiving a unanimous backing from the county board on Tuesday night. The Castle Haven man has been handed over a two -year extension after the end of his first three -year term, ending in June with Dublin’s exit from the All Ireland Championship of 2025. Cleary actually stepped in 2022, taking power from the Keith member. It was soon confirmed by the full-time manager and has since been monitored its permanent progress-which includes a back-to-back appearance in the All Ireland quarter-finals series.
⚔ Tight exits, but the signs of development
Although the Cork’s 2024 and 2025 season ended at the initial quarter -finals, he especially guided Dublin in the half -time this summer. In 2024, the rebels suffered a surprising defeat, while 2023 saw them reaching the last eight before losing to the dairy. Cleary era has been consistent with consistency, but expectations are increasing among the supporters of the corps who are looking for a return to the previous glory.
Division Division 1 Eyes on return
In 2026, Division 2 will lead to the promotion of Cleary’s Dowlist. In recent years, Cork has tampered with a return to Division 1, but lacks consistency to seal the deal. If they want to challenge the country’s elite regularly, it will need to be changed. It has still increased: Under a new minister’s championship seeding system, the top two finisters in the Alliance Football League last year have been kept in the provincial draw. This means that Cork and Kerry – two highly decorative counties in the ministers – will avoid each other for a possible final, provided both expectations remain as expected.
- Carry: Division 1 Champion in 2025
- Corn: Division 2 remained at number 5
- Claire: Third in Division 3 – Next Best Minister Side
🎯 Cleary’s mission
Now, entering its fourth entire season, Cleary’s purpose is to eliminate the difference between the workers and the country’s advanced parties. In recent years, with a talented group emerging and the success of some older, rebel supporters will hope that these foundations are now for a long time for a long time.