Cork AUL 2023/24

[Ontheball92]

Hello

[Ontheball92]

Really

[Retired Folk]

I know I don’t type much in here, but I have a hobby of studying soccer history in Cork.

Castleview is now the most successful club in the AUL and, believe it or not, is now level with Temple in the total number of trophies earned. Considering Castleview has AUL, MSL Senior, MSL Junior, and a Senior Women’s team, it’s an outstanding feat. ? Also adding a huge Schoolboys section to note.

St. Mary’s has the most AOH Cups, followed by Castleview in second place, tied with Temple.

Castleview/Temple was one of the biggest rivalries in Cork and played some outstanding games back when the AUL was the Senior League.

The 1960s and 1970s were when they won the most, if you want to look it up.

The list goes: Castleview, Temple, Mary’s, Wembley, Greenmount.

That top five may have shifted slightly, but the top two are out on their own.

Grattan is the longest-serving team but is miles away from getting near the top two.

Without question, Coachford has been the team of the last decade, if not longer, a real credit to the club.

It also would be a shame not to mention Ringmahon back when the AUL played in Churchroad; it was a hive for Cork Football.

[latte2012]

I know I don’t type much in here, but I have a hobby of studying soccer history in Cork.

Castleview is now the most successful club in the AUL and, believe it or not, is now level with Temple in the total number of trophies earned. Considering Castleview has AUL, MSL Senior, MSL Junior, and a Senior Women’s team, it’s an outstanding feat. ? Also adding a huge Schoolboys section to note.

St. Mary’s has the most AOH Cups, followed by Castleview in second place, tied with Temple.

Castleview/Temple was one of the biggest rivalries in Cork and played some outstanding games back when the AUL was the Senior League.

The 1960s and 1970s were when they won the most, if you want to look it up.

The list goes: Castleview, Temple, Mary’s, Wembley, Greenmount.

That top five may have shifted slightly, but the top two are out on their own.

Grattan is the longest-serving team but is miles away from getting near the top two.

Without question, Coachford has been the team of the last decade, if not longer, a real credit to the club.

It also would be a shame not to mention Ringmahon back when the AUL played in Churchroad; it was a hive for Cork Football.

You should come here more to comment. Thanks for the interesting and informative post. A breath of fresh air here.

[Jason Bourne]

Team of the decade, I actually enjoyed your post up to that. Started well an bombed after that. Good try though.Keep fishing.

[Play it out]

Very good post, you have to respect facts and records.

A good change from ridiculous statements and bias.

[Hacker]

I know I don’t type much in here, but I have a hobby of studying soccer history in Cork.

Castleview is now the most successful club in the AUL and, believe it or not, is now level with Temple in the total number of trophies earned. Considering Castleview has AUL, MSL Senior, MSL Junior, and a Senior Women’s team, it’s an outstanding feat. ? Also adding a huge Schoolboys section to note.

St. Mary’s has the most AOH Cups, followed by Castleview in second place, tied with Temple.

Castleview/Temple was one of the biggest rivalries in Cork and played some outstanding games back when the AUL was the Senior League.

The 1960s and 1970s were when they won the most, if you want to look it up.

The list goes: Castleview, Temple, Mary’s, Wembley, Greenmount.

That top five may have shifted slightly, but the top two are out on their own.

Grattan is the longest-serving team but is miles away from getting near the top two.

Without question, Coachford has been the team of the last decade, if not longer, a real credit to the club.

It also would be a shame not to mention Ringmahon back when the AUL played in Churchroad; it was a hive for Cork Football.

Great post would you happen to have a breakdown by competition by any chance ?


Nevermind Jason wheels are starting to come loose by the looks of it for him and his lot :-) a lot of sketchy posts latelty

[Jason Bourne]

Hacker give me a break.
Grattan have 5 premier titles to Coachfords 3 ,
Am I to roll over to tripe comments.
Temple ruled the Aul an rightly so they were an awesome side.
Best ever.
But to slight Grattan when all they have done is win against all odds is wrong.
The Aul has bent over backwards to deny them an they still got on with it.

If you want to say I'm sticking by my lot stitch it on to all Northside clubs cause I support all Northside football.