AIB All-Ireland Club JHC: Russell Rovers reach decider

AIB All-Ireland Club JHC Semi-Final

Russell Rovers 2-22 Ballinascreen 1-9

A dominant first half display from Russell Rovers ensured there was never any chance of a surprise at The Downs.

Ballinascreen battled throughout the game, but the accomplished Cork outfit will head for Croke Park heartened.

Luke Duggan-Murray’s goal at the end of the opening quarter put Rovers 1-6 to 0-2 clear and Ballinascreen simply couldn’t recover.

Fintan Murray, Josh Beausang, and Brian Hartnett added further first half points for Russell Rovers, who led 1-15 to 1-3 at the interval. Eoin McCallion netted a goal for Ballinascreen.

It was a similar story after the restart with Beausang decorating an excellent performance with a 51st minute goal.

AIB All-Ireland Club IHC: Watergrasshill cruise to victory

AIB All-Ireland Club IHC Semi-Final

Watergrasshill 1-21 Carey Faughs 0-8

Seán Desmond struck 1-5 as Watergrasshill advanced to the AIB All-Ireland Club IHC Final.

The Cork outfit will now face Tynagh-Abbey-Duniry in the Croke Park decider next month.

Desmond pounced to score a 12th minute goal as Watergrasshill led 1-11 to 0-5 at the interval.

After the restart Eddie Enright’s charges remained in control with Desmond an influential figure.

Adam Murphy was sharp from frees too for Watergrasshill, who were convincing winners at Páirc Tailteann.

Munster GAA launch Michael Cusack Awards / Gradaim an Chíosógaigh.

Munster GAA has launched the Michael Cusack Awards, a competition for clubs in Munster to demonstrate their commitment to the promotion of Irish and Culture at club level.

A total Prize fund of 10,000 Euro is being made available, with 4 successful clubs in the province to be awarded 2,500 Euro each.

The Awards were launched in front of a large attendance at Scór na n- Óg on Saturday, December 7th. In launcing the Awards, Munster Council Chairman Ger Ryan, spoke of the GAA’s commitment to Irish and that the establishment of the Michael Cusack Awards by Munster GAA was part of the continuation of this tradition.

Seán Ó Sé, well known Kerry footballer and GAA ambasadóir na Gaeilge for 2024 said “This is a fantastic opprtunity for clubs. It is important to highlight the use and promotion of Irish in our clubs. Irish is so much more than just a subject in our schools and the Michael Cusack Awards give our clubs the chance to showcase this.’’

Aedín Ní Bhriain, Munster GAA’s Irish Language Officer, said ’In linking with clubs in the province, as part of the Joe Mc Donagh Foundation, I have seen the excellent work that goes on to promote Gaeilge throughout the Province. We are looking forward to seeing the entries from clubs for this competition and the winning clubs will be presented with their prize of 2,500 Euro each as part of Munster GAA’s celebrations for Seachtain na Gaeilge’

An Ghaeilge Abú!

Further information and Application Forms available from
aedin.ni.bhriain.munster@gaa.ie

Rebels’ Bounty Draw for December take’s place

🎉 December Rebels’ Bounty Draw Results Are In! 🎉

We are delighted to announce the winners of the December Rebels’ Bounty Draw! A huge congratulations to all our lucky prize winners. Thank you to everyone who participated and supported the draw this month.

 

Cork GAA convention for 2024 will take place on Tuesday night

Cork GAA Convention takes place on Tuesday Night at Páirc Uí Chaoimh

Cork GAA’s Annual Convention took place this Tuesday evening, in SuperValu Páirc Uí Chaoimh. Delegates from across the county will joined to review the highlights and challenges of 2024 and to chart the course for the year ahead.

New Officers for 2025

As part of the convention, the officer board for 2025 will be confirmed. The board of officers are as follows:

  • Chairperson: Pat Horgan (Midleton)
  • Vice-Chairperson: Noel O’Callaghan (Clonakilty)
  • Treasurer: Diarmuid Gowen (Fermoy)
  • PRO: Ger O’Sullivan (Canovee)
  • Coaching Officer: Ronan Dwane (Aghada)
  • Oifgeach na Gaeilge  John O’Mahony (Macroom)
  • Munster Council Delegates: Joseph Blake (Adrigole) and Paul McCarthy (Kinsale)
  • Central Council Delegate: Marc Sheehan (Aghabullogue)
  • Children’s Officer: Donal McCarthy
  • Demographics Officer: Eoghan O’Connor
  • Planning and Training Officer: Susan O’Brien
  • Rebel Óg Chairperson: Peter Watson
  • County Referees’ Administrator: Jim McEvoy
  • IT Officer: Terry Brady
  • Fixtures Analyst: Daniel Lane