County Cork B.P.& P. Association of NY
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NY Cork Association ® 33-01 Greenpoint Ave, Long Island City, NY 11101
2023 Officers

President - Tom Browne
Chaplain. - Fr. James Drew
1st VP - Denis McCarthy
2nd VP - Kathy McCarthy
Recording Sec. - Sheila Smith-Gonzalez 
Corresponding Sec. - Anna Carino Connolly 
Financial Secretary - Kathy Feeley 
Sergeant at Arms - Larry Finn  
Treasurer - Catherine O'Shea

 Trustees

Mike Doherty
Tim Murphy
Gary Power

The Association is Cork people's home away from home in New York. Founded in 1884 the Association has been bringing Irish people together through the centuries to promote unity, good will and protection among its members and to foster their culture and traditions. The need for the Cork Association today is as good as it was when founded by the men from Cork City. The Association continues to do good work for the Irish in New York ,as well as, supporting various charitable events back home in County Cork. 
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- Monthly Meeting - December 3rd @ 3:30P

- Kids Christmas Party - December 17th

- Installation of 2024 Board of Officers  - January 14th, 2024





We always are on the lookout for people with Cork roots to join and further strengthen the Association.  If you are interested  please contact us for more information.
The Association is proud to announce its annual College & Highschool Scholarship competition. It is open to all members in good standing of the County Cork B.P. & P. Association as of November 1, 2023, as well as their children​.  Winners will be announced at the 2024 Installation of Cork Officers on January 14th, 2024.

All application forms and essays must be received no later than January 2nd, 2024.  Email correspondence (mcleen16@aol.com) is preferred.

Please click on the links below for further information.

- Membership Letter
- Competition Rules & Regulations


Association Scholarship Competition