Cork beat Tipp in U20

Bord Gáis Energy Munster U-20 Hurling semi-final

CORK 3-20 TIPPERARY 2-17

By Shane Brophy at Semple Stadium

Cork inflicted another second half drubbing on Tipperary as they came from six-points down to win this Munster Under 20 Hurling semi-final at Semple Stadium last evening.

Cork began brightly with scores from Brian Hayes and Ciaran Joyce but Tipp quickly settled and after Dara Stakelum and Devon Ryan levelled, Max Hackett ran onto a Sean Hayes centre to drill to the net.

Devon Ryan starred in the first half and would score a further seven before half time. Kian O’Kelly saw an effort at goal whizz over the bar as Tipp were looking dangerous in every attack. Points from Sean Quirke, Daniel Hogan, and Jack Cahalane kept Cork in touch but were six adrift at half time, 1-13 to 0-10.

However, much like the senior final 48 hours earlier, Tipp were swamped after half time with Cork hitting the first four points before Daniel Hogan flicked home a 39th minute goal to put Cork in front. Tipp’s only third quarter point came from Devon Ryan but Ciaran Cotters goal just before the second water-break put Cork four in front.

They kicked on there after with the bench contributing 1-4 with Luke Horgan’s goal on 58 minutes killing the game off and Kyle Shelly’s goal in added time for Tipp a mere consolation.

Scorers for Cork: Robbie Cotter 1-2; Daniel Hogan 1-1; Brian Hayes, Padraig Power, Ben Cunningham 0-3 each; Luke Horgan 1-0; Sam Quirke, Darragh Flynn (2f), Jack Cahalane 0-2 each; Cathal Joyce, Conor O’Leary 0-1 each.

Scorers for Tipperary: Devon Ryan 0-9 (5 frees); Max Hackett 1-2; Kyle Shelly 1-0; John Campion 0-2; Dara Stakelum, Kian O’Kelly, Peter McGarry, Jack Leamy 0-1 each.

CORK: Cathal Wilson; Eoin Downey, Daire O’Leary, Cormac O’Brien; Ethan Twomey, Ciaran Joyce, Kevin Moynihan; Sam Quirke, Brian O’Sullivan; Darragh Flynn, Daniel Hogan, Brian Hayes; Robbie Cotter, Padraig Power, Jack Cahalane. Subs: Ben Cunningham for Flynn (42); Luke Horgan for Cahalane (42); Micheal Mullins for Hogan (46); Diarmuid Kearney for O’Sullivan (53); Conor O’Leary for Hayes (60).

TIPPERARY: Aaron Browne; Conor O’Dwyer, Keith Ryan, Fintan Purcell; Conor Whelan, Kevin Maher, Johnny Ryan; Max Hackett, John Campion; Dara Stakelum, Devon Ryan, Kian O’Kelly; Sean Hayes, Paddy Creedon, James Devaney. Subs: Peter McGarry for Campion (29 blood); Jack Leamy for Stakelum (44); Colm Fogarty for Devaney (50); Conor Hennessey for Whelan (52); Kyle Shelly for McGarry (55); Sean Phelan for Maher (60-60+3 blood); Tony Cahill for Creedon (60+1).

Referee: John O’Halloran (Limerick)

Cork Minor Football team to play Waterford has been announced

Cork Minor football team to play Waterford on Wednesday night in Dungarvan

  1. Mikey O’ Connell, St. Michaels
  2. Dan Twomey, Ballinascarthy
  3. Shane O’ Connell, Kilshanning
  4. Patrick O’ Grady, Kilavullen
  5. Sam Copps, Mallow
  6. Conor Twomey, Carbery Rangers
  7. Darragh O’ Brien, Glanworth
  8. Michael Mc Sweeney, Knocknagree
  9. Rory O’ Shaughnessy, St. Michaels
  10. Jack O’ Neill, Castlehaven
  11. Niall Kelly, Newcestown
  12. Colm Gillespie, Aghabullogue
  13. Ross Corkery, Nemo Rangers
  14. Jamie O’ Driscoll, Castlehaven
  15. Hugh O’ Connor, Newmarket
  16. Daniel Walsh, Douglas
  17. Fionn Crowley, St. Finbarrs
  18. Mark Hunt, Macroom
  19. Conor Cusack, Nemo Rangers
  20. Dylan Crowley, Urhan
  21. Jack Cunningham, Douglas
  22. Luke O’ Herlihy, St. Michaels
  23. Niall Daly, Ilen Rovers
  24. Olan Corcoran, St. Marys

Match Day: Munster U20 Hurling Championship

Cork will play Tipperary in the Munster Under 20 Hurling Championship Semi-Final on Tuesday July 20th at 7:30pm in Semple Stadium Thurles.

Key information 

Who: Cork and Tipperary

What: Munster U20 Hurling Semi-Final

How: Cork were drawn in the Semi-Final while Tipperary beat Waterford in the opening round.

When: Tuesday 20th at 7:30pm

Referee: John O’Halloran (Limerick)

Prize: A place in the Munster final against Limerick.

Last Meeting: 2020, Cork played Tipperary in the Munster final in December. Cork won and then went on to win the All-Ireland title on July 10th last.

Cork Team information 

Cork Manager Pat Ryan announced his team on Sunday night for tonights game with Tipperary.

 

 

Match Coverage

This game will be shown live on TG4 @7.30pm. The Cork GAA social media will have updates on @officialcorkgaa

 

Ticket Information

Munster Council have confirmed that no tickets are available for tonights game

Cork to play Clare in All-Ireland Hurling Championship Round 2 on Saturday

The CCCC has confirmed the dates, times and venues for the Round 2 All-Ireland SHC Qualifier fixtures.

Both matches will take place this Saturday, July 24, and will be broadcast live on Sky Sports.

Galway will play Waterford in Semple Stadium, Thurles at 2pm, while Clare will play Cork in the LIT Gaelic Grounds at 4.30pm.

See below for information on this weekend’s Round 2 Qualifiers and the permutations for the All-Ireland SHC Quarter-Final draw.

All-Ireland SHC Round 2 Qualifiers

Waterford v Galway, Semple Stadium, Thurles, 2pm. (Sky Sports)

Referee: TBC

(E.T. if necessary)

Clare v Cork, LIT Gaelic Grounds, Limerick, 4.30pm. (Sky Sports)

Referee: TBC

(E.T. if necessary)

 

 

Saturday, July 31

All-Ireland SHC Quarter-Finals

  • Tipperary v Round 2 Winner
  • Dublin v Round 2 Winner

The Provincial Finalists shall play a Round 2 Winner. Subject to avoidance of repeat pairings, where feasible, a draw shall be made to determine the pairings.

Notes

Possible Repeat Pairings for Quarter-Final draw.

  • Tipperary/Clare
  • Dublin/Galway

If Clare and/or Dublin win, no draw is required due to avoidance of repeat pairings.

If both Cork & Waterford win a draw is required to see which Round 2 Winner Tipperary & Dublin play in the Quarter Finals.

Possible Pairings

If Clare & Galway win

  • Tipperary v Galway
  • Dublin v Clare

If Clare & Waterford win

  • Tipperary v Waterford
  • Dublin v Clare

If Cork & Galway win

  • Tipperary v Galway
  • Dublin v Cork

If Cork & Waterford win a draw is required

  • Tipperary v Cork/Waterford
  • Dublin v Cork/Waterford

 

 

The draw for Round 2 of the All-Ireland SHC Qualifiers took place on Radio 1 this morning.

Cork will play Clare and Waterford will play Galway with both matches taking place this weekend.

The GAA CCCC will announce the dates, times and venues of both matches later today.

All-Ireland SHC Qualifiers Round 2

Clare v Cork

Waterford v Galway

Cork U20 Hurling team to play Tipperary has been announced

Cork U20 hurling manager Pat Ryan has announced the team to play Tipperary on Tuesday night in Munster Hurling Championship Semi-Final.

  1. Cathal Wilson Newcestown
  2. Eoin Downey Glen Rovers
  3. Dáire O Leary Watergrasshill
  4. Cormac O Brien Newtownshandrum Captain
  5. Ethan Twomey St Finbarr’s
  6. Ciaran Joyce Castlemartyr
  7. Kevin Moynihan Na Piarsaigh
  8. Sam Quirke Midleton
  9. Brian O Sullivan Kanturk
  10. Darragh Flynn Ballygiblin
  11. Daniel Hogan Sarsfields
  12. Brian Hayes St Finbarrs
  13. Robbie Cotter Blackrock
  14. Padraig Power Blarney
  15. Jack Cahalane St Finbarr’s
  16. Cian Long Glen Rovers
  17. Cillian O Donovan Douglas
  18. Conor O Leary Ballincollig
  19. Piaras O Halloran Ballygarvan
  20. Diarmuid Kearney Cobh
  21. Micheál Mullins Whitechurch
  22. Luke Horgan Glen Rovers
  23. Ben Cunningham St Finbarr’s
  24. Sean Desmond Watergrasshill

Additional Panel Members

Cathal McCarthy Sarsfields, Padraic Cullinane Ballinascarthy, Cathal Hickey Lisgoold, Paddy O’Flynn Bride Rovers, Colm McCarthy Sarsfields, Conor Griffin Newtownshandrum, Sean Walsh Carrigtwohill, Brian Keating Ballincollig