Tickets are now on sale for McCarthy Insurance Group Football Championship Q-Finals
Championship knockout action continues this weekend with quarter-finals and relegation play-offs across the Cork McCarthy Insurance Group Football Championships.
All tickets must be purchased online prior to arrival at the venues. Tickets can also be purchased at participating SuperValu and Centra stores
Sunday
Carbery v St. Finbarr’s & Nemo Rangers v Castlehaven – PSFC QF
1:45 PM
Inniscarra v Millstreet – PJFC QF
3:30 PM
Kanturk v Kilshannig – SAFC QF
3:30 PM
Kildorrery v Glanworth – IAFC Relegation Play-Off
3:30 PM
Naomh Abán v Macroom – PIFC QF
3:30 PM
Rockchapel v Fermoy – PIFC QF
3:30 PM
Super Sunday in Co-Op Superstores Premier Senior Hurling Championship
Co-Op Superstores Premier SHC Quarter-Final Preview
The Co-Op Superstores Premier Senior Hurling Championship reaches the knockout stages this Sunday, with three quarter-final fixtures taking place across Mallow and Midleton.
The group stages saw Charleville and Kanturk finish top of their respective groups, with Sarsfields and Glen Rovers progressing as runners-up. Imokilly joined the County Championship following their success in the Divisional/Colleges section, while Midleton have already secured their place in the County Semi-Final.
Charleville v Glen Rovers
Mallow | 1.30pm | Live on TG4
Charleville topped Group 2 after recording wins over Sarsfields and Douglas before finishing the group stage with a defeat to Newtownshandrum.
Glen Rovers secured their quarter-final place after recovering from an opening-round defeat to Blackrock with victories over Kanturk and Fr O’Neill’s.
Kanturk v Sarsfields
Mallow | 3.30pm | Live on clubber.ie
Kanturk finished second in Group 1, behind Glen Rovers on scoring difference.
They opened their campaign with a win over Fr O’Neill’s, followed by a narrow defeat to Glen Rovers before responding with a victory over Blackrock.
Sarsfields also finished with four points after recovering from an opening-round defeat before recording wins in their remaining group games.
The reigning champions now face Kanturk with a place in the semi-finals at stake.
Imokilly v St Finbarr’s
Midleton | 4.30pm | live on clubber.ie
Imokilly and St Finbarr’s meet in the Premier SHC quarter-finals for the second consecutive year.
Imokilly progressed from the Divisional/Colleges section as winners and booked their place in the knockout rounds, while St Finbarr’s advanced as group runners-up.
The sides meet in Midleton with a semi-final place at stake.
Co-Op Superstores Premier SHC Quarter-Finals
Sunday
1.30pm: Charleville v Glen Rovers — Mallow
3.30pm: Kanturk v Sarsfields — Mallow
4.30pm: Imokilly v St Finbarr’s — Midleton
Relegation plan off
Fr O’Neill’s v Douglas
Carrigtwohill | 2.00pm | Live on clubber.ie
Fr O’Neill’s and Douglas meet in a crucial fixture, with Premier SHC status for next season on the line.
Both sides will be looking to secure their place in the top tier for 2027.
2.00pm: Fr O’Neill’s v Douglas — Carrigtwohill
Co-Op Superstores Intermediate ‘A’ Hurling Championship – Semi-Final Line-Up Confirmed
The knockout stages are now down to the final four, with Aghada and Midleton progressing from the quarter-finals to complete the semi-final line-up.
Semi-Final 1
🔵 Sarsfields v Aghada
Semi-Final 2
🔴 Bandon v Midleton
Both semi-finals now offer a place in the Intermediate ‘A’ Hurling Championship Final, with the four remaining clubs just one victory away from a county final appearance.
At the other end of the championship, Russell Rovers and Ballygiblin will meet in the Relegation Final, with Premier Intermediate ‘A’ status on the line.
The road to the final is now set. 🏆
Premier IHC Semi-Final Line-Up Confirmed
The quarter-final stage of the Co-Op Superstores Premier Intermediate Hurling Championship is now complete, with Carrigaline and Dungourney booking their places in the last four.
Carrigaline came through their quarter-final clash against Cloyne and now face Ballincollig in what promises to be a highly competitive Semi-Final 1.
Dungourney also progressed from the quarter-finals after overcoming Aghabullogue and will now take on Valley Rovers in Semi-Final 2.
Semi-Final Fixtures
- Ballincollig v Carrigaline
- Valley Rovers v Dungourney
With a place in the county final at stake, four clubs remain in contention for Premier Intermediate honours. Ballincollig and Valley Rovers enter the semi-finals having secured direct qualification, while Carrigaline and Dungourney will look to build on the momentum gained from their quarter-final victories.
Elsewhere, attention will also focus on the Relegation Final, where Lisgoold and Bishopstown battle to preserve their Premier Intermediate status.
The knockout stages are now finely poised, with every match carrying major significance as the race for county honours reaches its climax.
