Election Of Officers 2021

Following the close of the withdrawal period, the following members are nominated to the positions listed.

Elections will take place for the positions of Leas Cathaoirleach (Vice-Chairperson) and Oifigeach Oiliúna (Coaching Officer).

Ballot papers will be posted today.

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C.L.C.G. Coiste Chonate  Chorcaí

Elections 2021

Cathaoirleach Marc Ó Siocháin

Leas Cathaoirleach

  • Deasún Ó Cuilleanáin
  • Padraig Ó hArgain
  • Rónán Ó Duáin

Cisteoir Diarmuid Mac Gabhann

O.C.P. Seosamh de Bláca

Oifigeach Oiliúna 

  • Liam Ó Floinn
  • Diarmuid Breathnach

Oifigeach Gaeilge & Cultúir Risteard Ó Murchú

Teachta ar Ard Chomhairle Tracey Ní Chinnéide

Beirt Teachtai ar Chomhairle na Mumhan Gearóid Ó Laighin & Mícheál Ó Broin

All-Ireland SHC Round 2- Cork vs Tipperary

All-Ireland SHC Round 2

Cork will play Tipperary in the All-Ireland Senior Hurling Championship on Saturday November 14th at 4:0pm in LIT Gaelic Grounds, Limerick. James Owens  from Wexford will referee the game.

Cork Team Information 

Cork team will be announced on Friday night.

Match  Coverage

Under government guidelines, this game will be played behind closed doors.

The game will be broadcasted live on Sky Sports and shown on ‘Sky Sports Mix’ channel which is free for any Sky customers. There will be live coverage on C103fm and with updates on Cork’s 96FM, Red FM, Radio na GaeltachtaCork GAA website, Twitter page and Instagram page. The game will also be broadcast on GAAGO outside of Ireland

Management Details 

Kieran Kingston (Tracton) is Cork Senior Hurling manager for 2020, this is his second term as Cork manager. His selectors are Ger Cunningham (St.Finbarr’s) and Diarmuid O’Sullivan (Cloyne

Championship Story

Cork lost in Munster Semi-Final to Waterford. They beat Dublin in Round 1 of the All-Ireland SHC.

Tipperary were beaten by Limerick in Munster Semi-final. They got a by in Round 1 of All-Ireland series.

Also taking place on Saturday is the meeting of Clare and Wexford in round 2.

The Leinster final and Munster final runners-up will go into the hat with the two winners of next weekend’s Round 2 qualifier games for the All-Ireland quarter-finals.

Munster Football Final 2020

Munster Football Final 2020

Cork will play Tipperary in the Munster Senior Football Championship Final on Sunday November 22nd at 1:30pm in SuperValu Páirc Uí Chaoimh.

This is in line with the existing home and away agreement between the counties whereby the last meeting took place in the 2018 Munster Semi-Final at Semple Stadium Thurles.

 

Cork stun Kerry

Munster SFC Semi-Final

CORK 1-12 KERRY 0-13 AET

By Denis Hurley at SuperValu Páirc Uí Chaoimh report via www.gaa.ie

Mark Keane was the hero for Cork as his late goal gave the Rebels a first Championship victory over Kerry since 2012 on Sunday.

Deep into injury time in extra time at SuperValu Páirc Uí Chaoimh, the Kingdom looked to have done enough to progress to the Munster SFC final as they led by 0-13 to 0-12, but Cork sought to engineer one last chance. After Seán Meehan linked with Damien Gore, he laid off to Luke Connolly, who sent in an equaliser attempt from the left, but it lacked the direction needed.

However, the ball fell to Keane – who plays Australian rules for Collingwood – and he slotted home to spark wild celebrations. It was shades of 1983 and Tadhg Murphy’s late winning goal to end eight years of Kingdom reign in Munster, and it means that Cork will face Tipperary in the Munster final in a fortnight.

Having scored the final two points in normal time to send the game to extra time, Cork’s race looked run as points from captain David Clifford and Killian Spillane (two) ensuring they stayed on top in the additional 20 minutes, while another sub, Tommy Walsh, made his presence felt by winning two kickouts. In such a tight game, though, there was always the possibility of a late twist and so it proved.

Kerry enjoyed the better start, with Clifford putting them ahead in the fourth minute from Seán O’Shea’s pass after Cork sloppily gave possession away from a sideline ball.

However, chances to extend the lead were wasted as O’Shea miscued a free and then sent a 45 wide. While Cork were sitting back, they were doing enough to contain Kerry and they levelled when Mark Collins found Brian Hurley, who claimed a mark and slotted over.

Kerry almost replied with a goal as O’Shea’s pass allowed Brian Ó Beaglaioch to run at the Cork defence and though his shot was saved by Micheál Aodh Martin, Ronan Buckley was on hand to put the loose ball over the bar.

 

 

When Cork did have possession, often they were forced backwards as they sought to hold the ball first and foremost. On the occasions that they could break the line, they showed signs of danger, as when Killian O’Hanlon found John O’Rourke and he in turn set up Mark Collins for a leveller on 19 minutes.

Again, Kerry responded well as Paul Murphy – impressive on breaks from kickouts – set up Clifford for his second but Cork tied at 0-3 each through Seán Powter after another good move.

The visitors had the lead for the fourth time through Dara Moynihan, set up by Peter Crowley, in the 24th minute, and there was a two-point lead for the first time when Clifford sent over the free that resulted for a foul on Tony Brosnan.

Cork didn’t panic though and began to get a foothold in the middle as they pressurised the Kerry kickout. That led to them finishing the half with three unanswered points as Collins (free) and Killian O’Hanlon (45) had the game level before captain Ian Maguire combined with wing-back Kevin O’Donovan, who ensured that they led for the first time in the game.

While Tony Brosnan had Kerry level in the first minute of the second half, O’Hanlon landed a free to make it 0-7 to 0-6 for the Rebels as the rain began to bucket down.

They struggled to engineer chances to further the lead in the wake of that, but Kerry couldn’t draw level. Clifford had a shot which came back off the post and Mattie Taylor did well to stop Brosnan getting to the loose ball, while Clifford shot wide from a very scoreable free in the 50th minute.

Two minutes later, Kerry lost Ronan Buckley to a black card after a heavy-duty foul on Ian Maguire, but Cork were unable to take full advantage of their numerical superiority and Kerry sub Killian Spillane levelled with a good fisted point before Mark Collins put Cork back in front with a free.

Back up to the full complement, Kerry improved as the conditions did and, having been held scoreless up to then, Seán O’Shea landed a free to make it 0-8 each before linking with Jack Sherwood to put Kerry back in front. When Spillane got his second, Kerry were two in front and victory was in sight but Cork sub Luke Connolly ensured there was just a point in it as the game moved into injury time.

With Kerry down to 14 again after a black card for David Moran, Cork had the ball but there was a reluctance for anybody to take a shot. They remained patient though and when Powter was fouled, Collins sent over his fourth point to send the game to extra time.

It looked like Kerry had done enough, but Keane had other ideas.

Scorers for Cork: Mark Collins 0-4 (3fs), Mark Keane 1-0, Luke Connolly 0-3 (2fs), Killian O’Hanlon 0-2 (1f, 145), Seán Powter, Kevin O’Donovan, Brian Hurley (m) 0-1 each.

Scorers for Kerry: David Clifford (1f), Killian Spillane 0-4 each, Seán O’Shea 0-2 (1f), Tony Brosnan, Ronan Buckley, Dara Moynihan 0-1 each.

CORK: Micheál Aodh Martin; Kevin O’Donovan, Maurice Shanley, Kevin Flahive; Seán Meehan, Seán Powter, Mattie Taylor; Ian Maguire, Paul Walsh; John O’Rourke, Killian O’Hanlon, Ruairí Deane; Mark Collins, Colm O’Callahan, Brian Hurley.

Subs: Mark Keane for O’Callaghan (44), Luke Connolly for O’Rourke (45), Michael Hurley for Walsh (54), Paul Kerrigan for Brian Hurley (62), Seán White for O’Donovan (69), Paul Ring for Flahive (start of extra time), Tadhg Corkery for Powter (75), Kevin O’Driscoll for Maguire (77, injured), Damien Gore for O’Hanlon (half-time in extra time).

KERRY: Shane Ryan; Jason Foley, Tadhg Morley, Tom O’Sullivan; Paul Murphy, Peter Crowley, Gavin White; David Moran, Diarmuid O’Connor; Brian Ó Beaglaioch, Seán O’Shea, Ronan Buckley; Tony Brosnan, David Clifford, Dara Moynihan.

Subs: Stephen O’Brien for Moynihan (47), Killian Spillane for Brosnan (50), Jack Barry for Ó Beaglaioch (55), Jack Sherwood for Buckley (63), Gavin Crowley for White (start of extra time), Ó Beaglaioch for O’Sullivan (half-time in extra time), Tommy Walsh for Foley (85), Paudie Clifford for O’Connor (89).

Referee: Derek O’Mahoney (Tipperary).

Munster SFC- Cork VS Kerry – Semi-Final

Munster SFC 2020

Cork will play Kerry in the Munster Senior Football Championship Semi-Final on Sunday November 8th at 4pm in SuperValu Páirc Uí Chaoimh. Derek O’Mahoney (Tipperary) will referee the game.

Cork team to play

The Cork Senior Football Team to play Kerry on Sunday has been on announced Thursday night.

  1. Micheál Martin (Nemo Rangers)
  2. Sean Powter (Douglas)
  3. Maurice Shanley (Clonakilty)
  4. Kevin Flahive (Douglas)
  5. Kevin O’ Donovan (Nemo Rangers)
  6. Sean Meehan (Kiskeam)
  7. Mattie Taylor (Mallow)
  8. Ian MaGuire (St Finbarrs) –Captain
  9. Killian O’ Hanlon (Kilshannig)
  10. John O’ Rourke (Carbery Rangers)
  11. Colm O’ Callaghan (Eire Óg)
  12. Ruairi Deane (Bantry Blues)
  13. Mark Collins (Castlehaven)
  14. Brian Hurley (Castlehaven)
  15. Luke Connolly (Nemo Rangers)
  16. Anthony Casey (Kiskeam)
  17. Sam Ryan (St Finbarrs)
  18. Paul Ring (Aghabullogue)
  19. Michael Hurley (Castlehaven)
  20. Tadhg Corkery (Cill na Martra)
  21. Paul Walsh (Kanturk)
  22. Kevin O’ Driscoll (Tadhg MacCarthaigh)
  23. Sean White (Clonakilty)
  24. Paul Kerrigan (Nemo Rangers)
  25. Mark Keane (Mitchelstown)
  26. Damien Gore (Kilmacabea)

Management Details

Ronan McCarthy (Douglas) is Cork Senior football manager for 2020, this is his third year as Cork manager.

His selectors are Sean Hayes (Nemo Rangers) and Gary O’Halloran (Ballinora), Cian O’Neill is coach of the team.

Match Coverage

Under government guidelines, this game will be played behind closed doors.

The game will be broadcasted live on RTE. There will have live radio coverage on C103fm and with updates on Cork’s 96FM, Red FM and Radio na Gaeltachta.

Cork GAA will have updates on our website, Twitter page and Instagram page.

The game will also be broadcast on GAAGO outside of Ireland

Championship Draw

(you might need to turn your mobile device to landscape view to view the table below)

2020 Munster GAA Football Championship
Round Date Venue Referee Report
QF 1 Limerick 2-14 Waterford 0-9 31/10 Fraher Field Dungarvan Brendan Cawley (Kildare) Click Here
QF 2 Tipperary 2-11 Clare 1-11 1/11 Semple Stadium Thurles Conor Lane (Cork) Click Here
SF 3 Cork Kerry 8/11 SuperValu Páirc Uí Chaoimh @ 4pm Derek O’Mahoney (Tipperary)
SF 4 Tipperary Limerick 7/11 LIT Gaelic Grounds @ 1:15pm Maurice Deegan (Laois)
Final 22/11 Semple Stadium Thurles, Fitzgerald Stadium Killarney, LIT Gaelic Grounds or SuperValu Páirc Uí Chaoimh @ 1:30pm