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Cornish Pirates v London Welsh preview

12:49pm Friday 12th March 2010

For what will be the last game for the Cornish Pirates in Stage 1 of the 'Championship', it's also a return to the Mennaye Field on Saturday, for this one such match to be played there this season. Kick-off is at 3pm.

Sad loss to Cornish sport

12:16pm Friday 12th March 2010

Cornish sport is in mourning following the news that long-serving cricket and rugby correspondent Paul Bawden has died at Treliske Hospital following illness.

Porthleven Dunn on the break

10:11am Thursday 11th March 2010

DOBWALLS 2 PORTHLEVEN 0 PORTHLEVEN missed the chance to jump ahead of Dobwalls in the Carlsberg South West Peninsula League division one table after goals from Stuart Dunn and Lee Caers condemned them to their ninth defeat of the season.

Slow start costs Helston against Redruth

10:03am Thursday 11th March 2010

HELSTON 12pts REDRUTH ALBANY 17pts A SLOW start from Helston cost them in this Cornwall League match as they went down by five points at home to Redruth Albany.

RNAS Culdrose into League Cup semi-final

9:59am Thursday 11th March 2010

RNAS CULDROSE 2 PENZANCE RES 1 RNAS Culdrose are into the semi-finals of the Jolly’s Combination League Cup after they beat Penzance Reserves 2-1 away from home.

Falmouth Yellow Wellies a step close to the title

9:40am Thursday 11th March 2010

THE Mixed Triples teams arrived at Falmouth on Friday afternoon to play their penultimate game in the league series in glorious weather, no wind with cloudless blue skies and sunshine, writes Ron Medlyn.

Disappointment for Duchy in Tamar Cup

9:55am Thursday 11th March 2010

DEVON 20 Cornwall 16 THERE was disappointment for the Duchy at St Ives on Sunday when they lost by four points to Devon in the Tamar Cup.

Falmouth Golf Club lose in Frank Wills Salver for third time

9:37am Thursday 11th March 2010

Saturday saw Falmouth Golf Club playing in their third Frank Wills Slaver Final in six years, contesting this prestigious County competition against a strong Lanhydrock Golf Club team, played in sunny but cold and conditions at Newquay Golf Club. After the 18-hole morning round, with five teams of two player competing, Falmouth were up in two matches but Lanhdyrock had the slight upper hand, as they had strong leads in the other three matches. Even with strong support from the large number of Falmouth Golf club members who turned up to support, Falmouth played their socks off, but they couldn't overturn the morning score and eventually went down after the final 36 holes with a score line of 1 ½ to 3 ½ to the winners, Landhydrock Golf Club.