3 v 0 
Treaty UtdDetails
| Date | Time | League | Season |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2 May 2022 | 5:00 pm | LOI Men's First Division | 2022 |
Match Report
Cork break Treaty at Turner’s Cross
Three goals in as many minutes helped Cork claim Munster derby rights once more with a 3-0 victory over Treaty United at Turners Cross.
Cork had at the ball in the net on four minutes through Matt Healy. His joy was short lived however as the goal was ruled out for a foul in the lead up.
It was very uneventful in the intervening period with Treaty doing well to keep the home crowd quiet. Tommy Barrett’s side enjoyed a sustained period of pressure in the second quarter without creating a clear-cut chance.
City were better in the final five minutes and were only kept at bay due to the hands of Treaty goalkeeper Jack Brady.
He first denied Matt Healy from 25 yards out when he managed to tip his long range effort around the post. Moments later Aaron Bolger was denied when his curling shot was palmed away to keep it scoreless at the break.
Cork started the second the half the better side with James Doona causing problems from the left wing. The pick of his play being a cross into Ruairí Keating with the resulting effort going just right and wide.
Keating would have his moment in the 64th minute however as his low drilled shot finally broke the deadlock.
Matt Healy would make it two just moments later with another low effort giving Brady no chance.
The Treaty keeper will be disappointed not to keep out the next goal however which came in the 67th minutes. Substitute Cian Bargery striking the ball through his legs to make it three goals in three minutes.
3-0 is how it finished as Cork stay three clear of Galway at the top of the First Division while Treaty stay fifth.
Timeline
| Kevin O'Connor Jonas Hakkinen | 33' | |
| Mark O'Mahony Cian Bargary | 59' | |
| James Doona Cian Murphy | 59' | |
| 7. Ruairi Keating | 64' | |
| 6. Matt Healy | 65' | |
| 11. Cian Bargary | 67' | |
| 74' | Callum McNamara William Armshaw | |
| 74' | Dean George Jack Arra | |
| Aaron Bolger Barry Coffey | 78' | |
| Cian Coleman Joshua Honohan | 78' | |
| 84' | Joe Collins Colin Conroy | |
| 90' | 33. Joe Gorman |
Past Meetings
|
(Round 2)
0 - 4LOI Women's Premier Division
Markets Field Treaty United v Cork City |
|
(Round 6)
0 - 4LOI Men's First Division
Markets Field Treaty United v Cork City |
|
(Series 26)
3 - 1LOI Women's Premier Division
Turner's Cross Cork City v Treaty United |
|
(Round 23)
0 - 0LOI Men's First Division
Markets Field Treaty United v Cork City |
|
(Series 17)
1 - 2LOI Women's Premier Division
Markets Field Treaty United v Cork City |
|
(Round 14)
2 - 3LOI Men's First Division
Turner's Cross Cork City v Treaty United |
|
(Series 8)
2 - 3LOI Women's Premier Division
Turner's Cross Cork City v Treaty United |
|
(Round 5)
2 - 1LOI Men's First Division
Markets Field Treaty United v Cork City |
|
(Semi Final)
2 - 0FAI Women's Cup
Turner's Cross Cork City v Treaty United |
|
(Series 3)
2 - 5LOI Women's Premier Division
Markets Field Treaty United v Cork City |
Ground
| Turner's Cross |
|---|
| Beaufort Park, Turner\'s Cross C, Cork, County Cork, Munster, T12 E3H5, Ireland |
Sam Curtin
Sam is an avid sports enthusiast who has been working in journalism since he was 16. Along with his work, he also plays tennis and is a Government and Political Science student at UCC. Most importantly of all however is that he's from Cork.
Full-time at Turners Cross and it's Cork City who run out 3-0 winners A second half scoring blitz with three goals in as many minutes being the difference.
Yellow for Joe O'Gorman after a few handbags in the City box.
Treaty enjoying more of the possession in the last few minutes as City appear content with their days work.
Another sub for Treaty as Colin Conroy comes on for Joe Collins.
Barry Coffey and Josh Honohan on for Aaron Bolger and Cian Coleman.
Sub for Treaty as Jack Arra and Willie Armshaw come on for Dean George and Callum McNamara.
Sub for Treaty as Conor Melody comes on for Matt Keane.
3-0 City through subsitute Cian Bargary. His shot goes through the keepers legs. Three points wrapped up now surely.
Two goals in 60 seconds for Cork through Ruairí Keating and Matt Healy. Two well drilled shots into the corner giving Brady no chance.
.Cian Bargary and Cian Murphy come on for James Doona and Mark O'Mahony for City.
2,496 announced as the attendance as Cork win another corner.
Good ball into Keating from James Doona but once more the ball goes right and wide. City starting the half as the better side.
First chance of the half goes to Cork through Darragh Crowley. His shot is deflected out for a corner which causes problems in the box before the ball flashes wide.
No changes to the teams at the beginning of the half
Back underway at Turners Cross.
Teams beginning to emerge for the second half.
Half-time and it remains scoreless. A very uneventful first 40 minutes or so but City finished strongly. Tommy Barrett will probably be the happier of the two managers at the break.
Brilliant play from Aaron Bolger there, twisting and turning his way past the Treaty defence before hitting a curling shot which Brady does well to palm away.
Great effort from Matt Healy just there from around 25 yards out. Brady makes a great save to put it out for a corner which is cleared by the Treaty defence.
First City chance in a long time, Ruairí Keating makes a good run in behind and gets a half volley away from a tight angle but rolls left and wide.
Change for Cork as Jonas Haikkenen comes on for Kevin O'Connor.
Very uneventful last few minutes, real cagey feel to this derby now.
Good sustained pressure in the last few minutes from Treaty as the away fans begin to find their voice. Latest period ends with a shot that's straight at Harrington.
Good build up play there from Cork as they look to use the full width of the pitch. The move ends with a Darragh Crowley effort from outside the box but it's straight at Jack Brady. Better from the hosts though.
Treaty coming into it more in the last few minutes. Uneventful quarter it has to be said so far.
First chance for Treaty from a corner but its safely caught by David Harrington in the Cork goal.
City dominating the ball in the opening 10 minutes without creating much outside the disallowed goal.
City have the ball in the net but it's disallowed for a foul on one of the Treaty players.
Underway at Turners Cross.
Teams out on to the pitch.
The big news is that there is four changes from the Cork side that played Longford on Friday. 17 year old Mark O'Mahony makes his first start for the club.
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