The talented Cork GAA star has made his mark playing for his school, university, club, divisional side and county and he came out of it with an All-Star Award back in 2017
Mark Coleman has been part of Cork ’s hurling team for eight years, but he’s been dedicated to the sport for far longer than that.
He is originally from Blarney in County Cork and plays as a left wing-back for club side Blarney and divisional side Muskerry. Outside of school, he also played in all grades at juvenile and underage levels at his local club Blarney. In 2020, he was named man of the match when they secured the Premier Intermediate Championship title after defeating Castlelyons.
He made his first start in a National League defeat of Clare in February 2017, before making his first championship start later that season in a Munster Championship quarter-final against Tipperary.
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