4: The Is 30 On Part Double Years History Made

The Double 30 years on - Part 4: History is made — Cork All Final Of At The Ireland Manager Picture: The Centre, Mcmanus Morgan, Ray Sfc Final Whistle Celebrates Billy

Wed, 16 Sep, 2020 - 12:00

To celebrate the 30-year anniversary of Cork's 1990 All-Ireland SFC win over Meath, Irish Examiner sports editor Tony Leen spoke with three members of the victorious team to recall the day the Rebel County sealed the historic 'double'.

Conor Counihan and Niall Cahalane were joined by the team captain Larry Tompkins, who, in part 4 of the conversation, recalls the moment the final whistle was blown and Cork were champions.

If you missed it, you can look back at the rest of the chat with Part 1, Part 2 and Part 3.

The Go Red for Cork campaign is calling on individuals, companies and community groups to light or dress up in red on the 16th September and donate to the campaign – www.idonate.ie/goredforcork or by texting Marymount to 50300 to donate €4. 75% of funds go to Marymount Hospice with 25% going to Cork GAA.

Monies raised through the Go Red for Cork campaign, which marks the 30th anniversary of the Cork GAA double, will go towards ensuring Marymount Hospice is ‘winter ready’ for current and any possible future Covid restrictions and will allow for outdoor visiting in comfortable covered spaces, following Government guidelines at all times.