📸 Ballyphehane Celtic - 1990 City Challenge Cup Winners. 34 years ago, around this time frame, Ballyphehane Celtic beat Grattan in the final to run out City Challenge Cup Winners.

Our minors play their second league game of the season away to Lee gaels @ 7pm in O Briens Field ( Dripsey gaa ) on Wednesday 10th All support is welcome 🔵⚪️

It is with great sadness to hear the passing of our former player, Edwin Delaney. Our thoughts are with Edwin’s parents, Noel and Catherine & family (extended), who have been great support to our club over the years. Rest in peace, Edwin 🔵⚪️

📣 Annoucement 📣 We are delighted to announce that our home games will be played in Murphys Farm Bishopstown for the season of 2024/2025. With such fantastic facilities out there, we look forward to making it into our own and welcoming all away sides for the season ahead

How it started vs How its going in space of 3 weeks, some incredible work being done by Cathal Browne with alot of upcoming games to be played at Home 🔵⚪️

📸 Ballyphehane Celtic - Team of the Year 05/06 Heading all the way back almost 20 years ago for this throwback when Ballyphehane Celtic were named Murphys Stout Team of the Year for the season 2005/2006. The team celebrated awards night at The Kiln.

'She left behind two beautiful children': Corkman warns of sepsis risk after sister's death irishexaminer.com/news/arid-4147…

Know the signs, save lives ❤️✨

Delighted to Deputise for Lord Mayor at the inaugural Irish Sepsis Foundation Ball. Huge work done by Doireann O Mahony and the committee in raising awareness of Sepsis. Doireann O'Mahony

Our amazing board member Conor Callaghan tells his sepsis survival story on Ireland AM ❤️tiktok.com/@irelandamvmtv…

We at Irish Sepsis Foundation are tremendously grateful to Taoiseach Simon Harris TD for joining us in the fight against sepsis in Ireland by lending his voice to our campaign on World Sepsis Day 2024. Go raibh míle maith agat ❤️✨

Hibernia College was delighted to welcome Katelyn, a fellow nurse, who came to share her story with our student nurses. Katelyn works with Irish Sepsis Foundation to raise awareness of sepsis & improve outcomes through education & support. To learn more, see: ow.ly/CckC50Trvf4 #Sepsis

Thank you to EchoLive.ie for highlighting our fundraising ball ‘Stars for Sepsis’ marking World Sepsis Day 2024❤️✨ echolive.ie/corknews/arid-…

Sepsis survivors call for the development of a European sepsis plan. Proud to be featured in The Lancet after our members James and Katelyn represented us in Paris at the first European conference hosted by Sepsis Stronger Together thelancet.com/journals/lance…