Cork Post-Primary School Fixtures this week

Schools Fixtures: Week Ending Friday 16 October

It’s a busy week ahead in the schools championships, with 18 games across hurling and football from Tuesday to Friday.

Tuesday 13 October
Three games get the week underway. In the U14 B Hurling, Mitchelstown CBS take on Colaiste an Phiarsaigh (Glanmire) in Kildorrery at 11:00. At 12:00, Gaelcholaiste Mhuire AG meet St Brogans College (Bandon) in the U14 C Football at Na Piarsaigh, while Presentation Brothers College face Carraig Ui Leighin GC in the Senior C Hurling at Carrigaline GAA Club.

Thursday 15 October

  • U14 B Football: Skibbereen CS v Colaiste Pobail Bheanntrai, Skibbereen School Pitch, 11:00
  • U14 C Football: Colaiste an Chroi Naofa v Colaiste Mhuire Buttevant, Carrignavar School Pitch, 12:00
  • U14 C Football: Boherbue CS v Scoil Mhuire gan Smal (Blarney), Meelin GAA, 12:00
  • U14 A Football: Colaiste Choilm v St Colman’s College (Fermoy), Ballincollig GAA Pitch, 12:30

Friday 16 October
Friday is the big day, with 11 games. The action starts at 10:45 in Ballygiblin with Colaiste Fionnchua, Mitchelstown against St Colman’s CC (Midleton) in the Senior E Hurling. It finishes in Fermoy at 13:30, where Colaiste an Chraoibhin host Colaiste Mhuire Crosshaven in the Senior D Hurling.

  • U14 B Football: Glanmire CC v Colaiste Treasa, Kanturk, Glanmire CC, 11:30
  • U14 B Football: Mitchelstown CBS v Colaiste an Phiarsaigh, Mitchelstown CBS, 12:00
  • U14 B Football: Midleton CBS v Pobalscoil na Trionoide (Youghal), Midleton CBS, 12:00
  • U14 B Football: Kinsale CS v Mount Saint Michael (Rosscarbery), Kinsale CS, 12:00
  • U14 A Football: Coachford College v Colaiste an Spioraid Naomh (Bishopstown), Coachford, 12:00
  • U14 A Football: Hamilton High School v St Francis College, Rochestown, Newcestown, 12:30
  • U14 C Football: Douglas CS v Colaiste Chriost Ri, Douglas CS, 12:00
  • U14 D Football: Colaiste an Chraoibhin v Davis College (Mallow), Colaiste an Chraoibhin, 12:00
  • U14 D Football: Colaiste Mhuire Crosshaven v Beara CS, Crosshaven, 12:00

Best of luck to all the teams. Fixtures may be subject to change, so keep an eye on the website for updates. see www.gaacork.ie/corkpps

Photos | Republic of Ireland Women Train at SuperValu Páirc Uí Chaoimh

Republic of Ireland Women Media Conference and Training Session
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Stadium Information | Republic of Ireland Women’s v Kazakhstan

SuperValu Páirc Uí Chaoimh hosts the Republic of Ireland’s second-leg play-off against Kazakhstan in the 2027 FIFA Women’s World Cup qualifying campaign on Tuesday, October 13. Kick-off is at 7:30pm.

Republic of Ireland v Kazakhstan at SuperValu Páirc Uí Chaoimh on October 13, 2026

Match Details

Fixture Republic of Ireland v Kazakhstan
Competition 2027 FIFA Women’s World Cup Round One Qualifying Play-Off – second leg
Date Tuesday, October 13, 2026
Kick-off 7:30pm
Stadium opens 6:00pm
Venue SuperValu Páirc Uí Chaoimh, The Marina, Ballintemple, Cork

Ireland take a commanding 8-0 aggregate lead into the second leg following their victory in Astana.

Tickets

  • Adult tickets: from €30
  • Children’s tickets: from €15
  • Family ticket: €70 for two adults and two children 

Stadium Opening

The stadium opens at 6:00pm. The following areas will be open to supporters:

  • South Stand Lower
  • Premium Level
  • North Stand

Road Closures and Garda Cordon

Marquee Road remains closed. The only access turn is at the top of Monahan Road / Centre Park Road. Please follow local traffic signage and the directions of Gardaí.

A Garda cordon will be in place from 4:00pm. Supporters should allow additional time for their journey and follow the instructions of Gardaí and stadium stewards.

Getting There and Parking

No Parking at the Stadium

There is no parking available at SuperValu Páirc Uí Chaoimh. Please respect the local community and avoid illegal parking or blocking access to homes and businesses. Traffic is expected to be heavy before and after the match, so allow plenty of time for your journey.

Parking in Mahon

Parking options are available in Mahon and around Páirc Uí Rinn. After the match, traffic leaving these areas will be directed towards the South Link and Kinsale Road. Please follow Garda directions.

City Centre Car Parks

  • Q-Park: City Hall, Grand Parade and St Finbarr’s
  • APCOA: St Patrick’s Quay, Merchants Quay and Carroll’s Quay

Walking

SuperValu Páirc Uí Chaoimh is approximately a 25-minute walk from Cork city centre. Supporters can also walk to the stadium from Mahon via the Marina Greenway.

Bus and Train

Bus Éireann routes 202 and 212 serve the area. Kent Station is approximately a 35-minute walk from the stadium.

Leaving the Stadium

An Garda Síochána has advised that priority will be given to traffic from Mahon and Ballintemple heading towards the South Link after the match.

Supporters are asked to follow the directions of Gardaí and stadium stewards to help ensure a safe and orderly departure. Please be patient when leaving the stadium and travelling through the surrounding road network.

Plan Ahead

  • Allow plenty of time to travel to the stadium.
  • Follow Garda instructions, road signage and steward directions.
  • Do not park illegally or block local access.
  • Check the weather forecast and dress appropriately, as SuperValu Páirc Uí Chaoimh is an open-air stadium.

Thank you for supporting the Republic of Ireland at SuperValu Páirc Uí Chaoimh. Enjoy the game.

 

McCarthy Insurance Group Club Championship Weekend Round-Up

 

There was plenty of action across the McCarthy Insurance Group Cork Club Championships over the weekend, with semi-final places at stake and a number of closely contested games across the various grades.

Premier Senior Football Championship

Nemo Rangers edged out Carrigaline by the narrowest of margins, winning 1-15 to 0-16 in a closely fought encounter on Saturday. St Finbarr’s also advanced after overcoming Clonakilty, with goals proving decisive in a 2-12 to 0-16 victory.

Senior A Football Championship

Éire Óg recorded a two-point win over Cill na Martra on Saturday, coming out on top by 2-16 to 1-16. Kanturk produced a strong performance on Sunday to defeat Carbery Rangers by 1-18 to 1-14.

Intermediate A Football Championship

Kilmurry got the weekend underway with a convincing 1-19 to 2-7 victory over Boherbue. Adrigole and Buttevant served up a much tighter contest on Saturday, with Adrigole coming out on top by 2-10 to 0-19.

Kildorrery edged a low-scoring encounter against Glanworth, winning 0-9 to 0-8 to claim a one-point victory.

Premier Intermediate Football Championship

Uibh Laoire secured a narrow 1-14 to 0-14 win over Naomh Abán on Sunday. Kiskeam and Fermoy also played out a close contest, with Kiskeam claiming a one-point victory, 1-14 to 0-16.

Premier Junior Football Championship

Canovee made an impressive start to the weekend with a 3-13 to 0-10 victory over Inniscarra. Cobh were equally convincing on Saturday, recording a 3-21 to 0-6 win against St Nicks.

Results at a glance

Friday

McCarthy Insurance Group Intermediate A Football Championship

  • Kilmurry 1-19 Boherbue 2-7

McCarthy Insurance Group Premier Junior Football Championship

  • Canovee 3-13 Inniscarra 0-10

Saturday, October 10

McCarthy Insurance Group Premier Senior Football Championship

  • Carrigaline 0-16 Nemo Rangers 1-15
  • Clonakilty 0-16 St Finbarr’s 2-12

McCarthy Insurance Group Senior A Football Championship

  • Éire Óg 2-16 Cill na Martra 1-16

McCarthy Insurance Group Intermediate A Football Championship

  • Adrigole 2-10 Buttevant 0-19
  • Kildorrery 0-9 Glanworth 0-8

McCarthy Insurance Group Premier Junior Football Championship

  • Cobh 3-21 St Nicks 0-6

Sunday, October 11

McCarthy Insurance Group Senior A Football Championship

  • Carbery Rangers 1-14 Kanturk 1-18

McCarthy Insurance Group Premier Intermediate Football Championship

  • Uibh Laoire 1-14 Naomh Abán 0-14
  • Kiskeam 1-14 Fermoy 0-16

Thank you Séamie

Cork GAA wishes to pay tribute to Séamus Harnedy of St Ita’s, who has announced his retirement from intercounty hurling after 15 years of distinguished service to the Cork senior hurling team.

Séamus’s retirement brings to a close an outstanding career with Cork. After appearing for the first time with Cork in 2011, he won four Munster senior titles, captaining the victorious  team in 2018. Séamus played in the All-Ireland Finals of 2013, 2021, 2024 and 2025. He won a National League medal in 2025 and won All-Star awards in 2013, 2018 and 2024. Séamus also featured prominently in four Imokilly county championship winning teams, winning three as captain. His reputation was characterised by his bravery and tenacity, with his ball-winning ability and scoring prowess a feature of so many memorable Cork games over the years. His warrior-like commitment to the cause earned him huge admiration from Cork supporters, and hurling fans more widely.

Cork GAA chairperson Pat Horgan noted Séamus’s contribution to Cork hurling, saying

‘Séamus’s decision to retire after 15 years with the Cork hurlers will sadden Cork supporters who have come to see him as the embodiment of the team they love. His stylish play, his courage in winning high balls and his ability to get crucial scores in games made him a hero to a generation of Cork people. I thank him for all he has given to Cork hurling. He should be proud of all he has done.’

Cork GAA CEO Kevin O’Donovan said,

‘It is hard to imagine the Cork hurling team without Séamus involved. He epitomised all that was best about Cork hurling and electrified the Cork support with his endeavours in so many games over a long period. He was an inspiring figure on the field and a humble person off it. All in Cork GAA will wish Séamus all the best in the next phase of his life, and we thank him and his family for his commitment to Cork.’