Both County Hurling Finals Live on Clubber TV

Co-Op Superstores Cork County Hurling Finals · Sunday 18 October · SuperValu Páirc Uí Chaoimh

Can’t make it to SuperValu Páirc Uí Chaoimh on Sunday? Both of this weekend’s county hurling finals will be shown live on Clubber TV, our broadcast partner, so supporters at home and abroad won’t miss a puck.

The Premier Intermediate final between Ballincollig and Dungourney throws in at 2pm. It’s followed at 4pm by the Premier Senior decider, as old rivals Glen Rovers and St Finbarr’s meet for the Seán Óg Murphy Cup.

The games

Time	Competition	Fixture
2pm	Premier Intermediate Hurling Championship Final	Ballincollig v Dungourney
4pm	Premier Senior Hurling Championship Final	Glen Rovers v St Finbarr’s

Ballincollig v Dungourney (2pm). A first county title is on the line for both clubs. Ballincollig are back in the final after losing last year’s decider to Ballinhassig, while Dungourney are in their first Premier Intermediate final.

Glen Rovers v St Finbarr’s (4pm). Two of the city’s great hurling clubs meet in a decider steeped in history. The Glen have 27 senior titles to the Barrs’ 26.

How to watch

Both finals will be streamed live on Clubber TV, with coverage supported by Aviva. To watch, go to www.clubber.ie, find the Cork county finals and follow the steps to get access.

We’d recommend setting up your account before Sunday so you’re ready for throw-in at 2pm.

Link to Clubber

Going to the game?

For supporters heading to SuperValu Páirc Uí Chaoimh:

Tickets: available at SuperValu and Centra stores, or online at gaacork.ie/tickets. U16s go free.
Gates: the stadium opens at 12.30pm for Premium ticket holders and at 1pm for all other stands.
Seating: the North Stand, the South Stand (Lower, Upper and Premium levels) and the Blackrock Terrace will be open. Seating is unreserved, on a first come, first served basis.

For more information visit www.gaacork.ie