The Stand 4 Féile Golf Classic Committee is delighted to announce that, following incredible early support, a third day has been added to the upcoming fundraiser.

Since the event was launched at SuperValu Páirc Uí Chaoimh on Tuesday, 2nd December, demand for tee times has exceeded all expectations. As a result, the Golf Classic will now take place over three days:

• Thursday, 16th April
• Friday, 17th April
• Saturday, 18th April

Supporting Féile O’Sullivan

This special event is being organised in support of 13-year-old Féile O’Sullivan, who suffered life-changing injuries following a tragic accident at home earlier this year.

Funds raised will help Féile and her family as she continues her recovery journey, providing vital long-term support, services, and care.

Community Support

With the backing of Cork GAA and Kerry GAA, along with the wider GAA community, the response to the Golf Classic has been truly heartening.

Organising Committee Statement

Barry Coffey, Chairman of the Organising Committee, expressed his gratitude to those who have already shown their support:

“The outpouring of support for Féile and her family has been incredible. We are extremely grateful to everyone who has already committed to the Golf Classic. The addition of a third day is a testament to the generosity of clubs, companies, and supporters across Cork, Kerry, and beyond. We look forward to what will be a fantastic few days of golf — all in aid of a remarkable young girl.”

Get Involved

The Stand 4 Féile Committee continues to invite clubs, companies, societies, and groups of friends to enter a team and show their support.

👉 More information is available at:
www.gaacork.ie/stand4feile

Rebels’ Bounty Returns for 2026 Following Fifth Successful Year

Rebels’ Bounty has officially launched its 2026 series, following a fifth highly successful year of the Cork GAA fundraising draw.

Over the past five years, Rebels’ Bounty has raised almost €10,000,000 for clubs across Cork, providing vital funding for facilities, coaching, player development and grassroots activity throughout the county. During this period, the draw has also delivered €2,500,000 in prize funds, with €500,000 awarded each year to participants.

Speaking at the December Rebels’ Bounty Draw, Cork GAA Chairman Pat Horgan thanked everyone who participated in the 2025 Rebels’ Bounty Draw, acknowledging the continued commitment and support shown by clubs, members and supporters.

“Rebels’ Bounty continues to play a hugely important role in supporting clubs across Cork,” said Horgan. “The fact that almost €10 million has been raised for clubs over the past five years is a testament to the strength of this initiative and the backing it receives. I would like to sincerely thank everyone who took part in the 2025 draw, and I am delighted to now officially launch the Rebels’ Bounty 2026 series.”

The Rebels’ Bounty Draw 2026 is now open for sales and will once again offer participants 12 monthly draws, providing 360 chances to win while directly supporting their local club and Cork GAA.

The 2026 draw will feature monthly prizes headlined by a €20,000 top prize from January to November, culminating in a €100,000 top prize in December 2026, ensuring Rebels’ Bounty continues to deliver significant rewards for participants and essential funding for clubs.