June, 2021 - Cork GAA

All-Ireland U20 Hurling Final

CORK WILL FACE Dublin in Nowlan Park on Saturday week, July 10th as the 2020 Bord Gáis Energy All-Ireland U20 hurling final will at last take place. The game will commence at 7:15pm

Cork beat Tipperary on December 23rd to secure the Munster crown and their place in the All-Ireland Final. Dublin recently beat Galway in the Leinster Final.

Key Information

Who: Cork Vs Dublin

What: 2020 All-Ireland U20 hurling final

When: July 10th @7:15pm

Where: Nowlan Park, Kilkenny

How: Cork beat Tipperary in Munster Final, Dublin beat Galway in Leinster Final

Munster Championship Results

QF	1	Tipperary	1-19	Clare	0-12	19/10	Semple Stadium Thurles	Click here
QF	2	Cork	2-24	Kerry	2-10	19/10	Austin Stack Park Tralee	Click here
SF	3	Tipperary	5-18	Waterford	3-16	15/12	Fraher Field Dungarvan (AET)	Click here
SF	4	Cork	2-29	Limerick	0-21	12/12	LIT Gaelic Grounds (AET)	Click here
Final		Cork	1-16	Tipperary	1-14	23/12	Páirc Uí Chaoimh	Click here

Munster Senior Hurling Championship 2021

Cork will play Limerick in the Munster Senior Hurling Championship Semi-Final on Saturday July 3rd at 7pm in Semple Stadium Thurles.

Team Information

Cork team to play Limerick will be announced on Friday at 9pm at www.gaacork.ie

Game information

Before the group stages of the Munster championship commenced, this will be the first meeting of Cork and Limerick in the Munster Senior Hurling Championship in 2013.

Game will start at 7pm in Semple Stadium Thurles.

The match referee is Paud O Dwyer from Carlow.

Coverage of the game

TV coverage of the game is on Sky Sports. On the radio, C103 will broadcast live along with RTE Radio 1. Their will be updates on Cork’s RedFM, 96fm and Radio na Gaeltachta.

Cork GAA will bring you coverage on Social Media with live score updates on our twitter page @officialcorkgaa and updates before during and after the game on all over social media channels.

Kingston says Cork have full squad preparing for Limerick semi-final

by Michael Moynihan  Irish Examiner

Cork hurling manager Kieran Kingston says the Rebels will pick from a full panel for next Saturday’s Munster SHC semi-final clash with Limerick.

“From the panel perspective, we have training tonight (Saturday) and we have a clean bill of health for everyone. As of now everyone is available for selection.

“Now, a lot can happen in a week, but as of now they’re all available for selection and we have one or two who have come back into training in the last couple of weeks.

“Bill Cooper is back training the last couple of weeks and Colm Spillane is back in modified training at the moment, so they’re getting back to match pace.

“It’s the first time this year we’ve had everyone available for selection, touch wood. But obviously some of those players are only back a couple of weeks, so they haven’t got a lot done at this stage.

“It’s unusual, because there’s been so much training and games in a short period of time that you’ll always pick up niggles. We had a very bad run of niggles when we came back to training, which is only to be expected, I suppose, but as of now everybody is fit for training.”