Heidi Mackin

@corkcityfcwomen

[Hearts Women @heartswomenfc]

✍️ We are delighted to announce the signing of Ellen Dolan who joins the club on an 18-month deal, subject to International Clearance and SFA Approval.

🤝 Welcome to Hearts, Ellen!

ℹ️ https://t.co/m5CBiOKZyT

[Cork City FC @CorkCityFC]

Cork City are pleased to confirm that Heidi Mackin is the latest Women’s First Team player to re-sign with the club ahead of the 2026 Season!

The 19-year-old, who made her first team debut in 2023 having previously featured for the club’s Under 17 & Under 19 sides, is heading into her fourth season as a first team player and has also been named as City’s vice captain.

City boss Barry Ryan said: “Heidi is one of the younger players in the squad but her personality is infectious and she unites the group and assumes the role of vice captain for the coming season.”

“Heidi's international recognition at every age group is a reflection of the enormous talent that she possesses and I'm confident that we'll see Heidi add goals and assists in 2026 to drive this group forward.”

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[QuercusUCC @Quercus_UCC]

Fantastic evening last night in the @UCC Aula Max officially awarding Quercus scholarships to this year’s outstanding recipients. Congratulations all!

[Dan Horgan @DanJCB001]

All were delighted to have @CorkCityFCWomen Player Heidi Mackin help Coaches Jerry and Jill at tonight’s @CorkCityFC Down Syndrome Futsal training session. Everyone wishes Coach Áine a speedy recovery👏🤞❤️‍🩹⚽️⚫️🟠 🎉#CCFC84 @LeagueofIreland #LOI #Futsal @DSCork @aineodonovan10

[Heidi Mackin @mackin_9]

Thanks for everything you have done Helen🙌🙌
https://t.co/XdFbRH1IRU

[QuercusUCC @Quercus_UCC]

Here’s the class of 25/26!!
Delighted to welcome the new @UCC Quercus Scholars on campus at the start of their Quercus adventure.
Exciting times ahead.

[Cork City FC @CorkCityFC]

Cork City FC regret to confirm that Frank Kelleher has stepped away from his role as women’s first team manager with immediate effect due to health reasons.

Last month, the club confirmed that Kelleher would be absent after being admitted to hospital, and now, following medical advice, he has informed the club that he will not be resuming his duties.

Kelleher was in his second spell as manager, having previously managed the side between 2015 and 2018, winning the FAI Cup in 2017. Confirming the news, Kelleher said: “It is with regret that I cannot continue in the role, as I have really enjoyed working with this group of players and with my excellent staff. That being said, health has to come first, so taking a step back is the right thing for me to do at this time.”

“Cork City FC is a club that means an awful lot to me and it has been a privilege to have been part of things again this year. I know that the players are in safe hands with the staff that are there, and I am very much looking forward to supporting them for the rest of this season and beyond.”

Commenting on the announcement, Cork City owner Dermot Usher said: “We are very sorry to have to see Frank step away from his role for health reasons. He has a long association with the club, and his knowledge and experience has been a huge asset to us since he came back in at the start of the year. While we are sorry to see him depart, we also all know that your health is the most important thing, and that has to come first, so the decision he has made is the right one, and we leaves the role with our thanks and our very best wishes for the future.”

Assistant Manager Craig Robinson will continue to take charge of the team on an interim basis, with details of a recruitment process for a permanent replacement to be announced in due course.

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[League of Ireland @LeagueofIreland]

Read the latest player spotlights in the SSE Airtricity Women's Premier Division ⤵Read the latest player spotlights in the SSE Airtricity Women's Premier Division ⤵️

[UCC Ireland @UCC]

246th in the world, UCC's highest ranking in 10 years.

UCC has risen twenty-seven places in one of the world’s leading education rankings, the @worlduniranking

It is the third year in a row that UCC has climbed in the ranking, and UCC's highest ranking in ten years.

[Cork City FC @CorkCityFC]

Congratulations to our Down Syndrome Futsal side, who finished in third place in Sunday's LOI Cairdeas Cup in Abbotstown! 👏🏼

Well done, lads! 💚

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[Cork City FC Women (Archive) @CorkCityFCWomen]

A first goal since her return for @laurenhoman10 in our last home outing against Waterford! 🎯

We're back at the Cross again on Saturday, as we begin our All-Island Cup campaign against Peamount United 💪🏼

Tickets ➡️ https://t.co/82GuoAxStf

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[Cork City FC @CorkCityFC]

We were delighted to visit @BonSecours Cork this afternoon!

Players from our Men’s & Women’s First Teams were handing out a few Easter Eggs 🍫

@MusgraveMPlace 🤝

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[UCC Womens Soccer @UCCWomensSoccer]

Great occasion yesterday as we honoured our Women’s Colleges University Football League (CUFL) premier division winners with a photograph with @UCC president John O’Halloran on the quad. ⚽️☠️

[Cork City FC Women (Archive) @CorkCityFCWomen]

All eyes on the Markets Field on Saturday 👀

Watch along on https://t.co/Xof98tL0oP if you aren't making the trip 📺

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[Cork City FC Women (Archive) @CorkCityFCWomen]

It's International Women's Day, and It's Matchday! 🤩

🆚 Peamount United
🏟 PRL Park
🏆 Women's Premier Division
⌚ 5pm
📺 https://t.co/SapSRtYKvL

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[League of Ireland @LeagueofIreland]

A new look @CorkCityFC will head to Turner's Cross for the new SSE Airtricity Women's Premier Division season next week.

Our preview 👉 https://t.co/ZnaNGpwsN2

[UCC Womens Soccer @UCCWomensSoccer]

Great see current UCC players/scholars 👩‍🏫 signing back with @CorkCityFCWomen for 2025
We wish them and the club the very best for the season
@aoibhindonn @mackin_9 @ellieobrien101 @Eva_Mangan15

☠️⚽️#dualcareer #education

[Cork City FC Women (Archive) @CorkCityFCWomen]

Heidi Mackin is the latest to sign back for 2025 ✍🏼

2025 Signings presented by https://t.co/hzy30f0Yp3 🤝

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[UCC Womens Soccer @UCCWomensSoccer]

Great news for two of our Women’s scholars⚽️👏☠️
@mackin_9 called up to Ireland U19 camp
and @Eva_Mangan15 called into Women’s development group
@UCCSport

[Cork City FC Women (Archive) @CorkCityFCWomen]

Four City inclusions in the Ireland Women’s Development Group & WU19 teams! 🇮🇪

Eva Mangan has been included in the development squad, while Heidi Mackin, Niamh Cotter & Kiera Sena have been included in the Under 19 squad 👏🏼

Best of luck, girls 💚

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