Match Day Info: Cork V Waterford | Allianz Hurling League

Match Day Info: Cork V Waterford

We look forward to welcoming supporters to SuperValuPáirc Uí Chaoimh on Sunday, February 25th for Cork v Waterford

Games information

3:45 | Allianz Hurling League Cork v Waterford

1:45 | U20 Challenge Cork V Galway

In planning your trip to the stadium please take note of the below key information.

Please note that turnstiles open at 1:30pm.

Tickets

Please note, tickets are on sale, link below. Tickets are €20 per person, U16’s are free

Buy Match Tickets

Travel

Please note: Matchday parking is not available on site. We advise all supporters, where possible, to walk to the grounds as approach routes will be busy with regular commuting traffic, and routes closer to the stadium will be closed. Gardaí recommend that people walk the 15 minutes to the ground from the City Centre where possible but there will also be a free shuttle bus service which will go from Victoria Road up to the old marquee site next to Pairc Ui Chaoimh.

The closer you park to the grounds the longer you will be held back afterwards by the Gardaí and Stewards to ensure safe traffic management flow and to prioritise the safe passage of pedestrians and cyclists.

There will be limited vehicular access to Centre Park Road, The Marina, Maryville and Monahan Road on Sunday 25th February 2024. .

Park and Ride: We would encourage supporters to use the Black Ash Park and ride which will be in operation until 9.30pm. By parking in Black Ash, supporters will be able to avail of the normal bus into the city and can then get the shuttlebus from Victoria Road out to the stadium.

Shuttle buses:

Pre-game: 1.30pm – 3:45pm
Post game: 5:45pm – 7pm
Route:
- Pre Match – Departing Victoria Road, down Monahan Road and drop at old marquee site
- Post Match – Departing old marquee site, down Centre Park Road and drop at Victoria Road

Cork City Parking: Gardai will operate a cordon near the stadium and local estates will be barriered to stop patrons from parking in front of neighbour’s houses. Parking is available at –

Cork City Car Parks (Paul St, North Main St)
Cork City Q Parks (Carroll’s Quay, Grand parade, St Finbarrs & City Hall)

Irish Rail:

Irish Rail have confirmed to Páirc Uí Chaoimh that there will be an extra carriage on the Cork to Midleton train. There will also be added train times, the additional times are listed below.
- - 13:45hrs Midleton to Cork
  - 19:15hrs Cork to Midleton
  - 21:15hrs Cork to Midleton

Taxi Drop Off: Taxis are to drop off at a designated area on the Victoria Road just before Marina Walk Please follow the directions of Gardaí & Stewards when dropping off a person with accessibility needs.

Public Buses: Route 202 operates from Merchants Quay to Mahon Point and customers can board at Merchants Quay in the City Centre or at Mahon Point, to be dropped off at Ballintemple, adjacent to Páirc Uí Chaoimh. The stadium is a 5-minute walk from this stop. Route 202 will also be available from Ballintemple, Blackrock Road after the match to City Centre and Mahon Point Route 215 or 219 stops at the Churchyard Lane stop which is 10 minutes to the stadium.

Cycling Cork City Council have a number of bicycle parking amenities in the surrounding area with a map including all surrounding bicycle parking amenities here.

Accessible / Wheelchair Parking

Ticket holders with accessibility parking reserved already will be issued with details for the allocated parking access.

Road Closures on Sunday

Corden from 11:45am

Maryville at the junction with Blackrock Rd (Maryville resident access only)
Monahan Rd at the junction with Link Rd (Marque Rd) (Birchgrove resident access only)
Centre Park Rd at the junction with Link Rd (Marque Rd)
Ardfoyle at the junction with Blackrock Rd
Park Ave at the junction with Blackrock Rd
Centre Park Rd/Victoria Road
Monaghan Road/Victoria Road
Churchyard Lane either end/access for residents only
Crab Lane either end/access for residents only

Cavan pip Cork by a point in Football League

Allianz Football League Division Two

Cavan 0-17 Cork 0-16

By Stephen Barry at Supervalu Páirc Uí Chaoimh

The conversation around Cork football has switched from a promotion push to avoiding relegation after falling to a third consecutive Division Two defeat against Cavan.

Oisín Brady’s 77th-minute fisted point sent the Ulster side home happy before Paddy Lynch’s ninth gave them a late cushion.

That meant Steven Sherlock had to go for goal from a 14-yard free in the ninth added minute. His blast, however, was pushed over the bar in front of 3,533 fans at SuperValu Páirc Uí Chaoimh

Both sides finished with 14 after Luke Fahy (45th minute) and Pádraig Faulkner (64th) were sent off for picking up yellow and black cards as Cork failed to score from play in the second half.

The result strengthens Cavan’s bid for Sam Maguire football after two years in the Tailteann Cup, leaving them on four points from six. They are the only team in all four divisions yet to concede or score a goal in their three games.

There were late changes on either side, with Christopher Kelly stepping into the Cork goals for Patrick Doyle, while Brían O’Connell and Caoimhín O’Reilly came into the Cavan team for Dara McVeety and Tiarnan Madden.

Cork have been conceding far too much in their opening defeats and Cavan were able to prise them open three times inside 10 minutes. They opted for fisted points on each occasion, one from Ciarán Brady and a pair for O’Reilly.

The Rebels kicked three in a row from Mark Cronin (45), Chris Óg Jones, and Brian O’Driscoll to forge ahead and they also had their chances to break Cavan’s clean-sheet streak.

Eoghan McSweeney had already hit the post with a point effort and he palmed onto the crossbar when set up by great play from Ruairí Deane and Matty Taylor. Ian Maguire then had a shot blocked by Gerard Smith.

Smith was everywhere for the guests, kicking a point and setting up three more.

There were setbacks on either side, with Killian Brady and Fahy both black-carded midway through the first half, while Cavan also lost James Smith to injury.

They still kicked four in a row to retake the lead before half-time with three from Lynch (two frees) and one from Conor Rehill but the hosts hit back with four of their own, via a pair from Jones (who fired just too high for a goal), Colm O’Callaghan, and Brian Hurley. 0-11 to 0-8 at the break.

Then came Cavan’s scoring burst. They kicked six points on the spin, either side of Fahy’s red, two from half-time substitute Cian Madden followed by four from Lynch (three frees).

A Cronin 45 snapped Cork’s 16-minute scoreless spell before a pair of Sherlock frees brought them level by the 74th minute.

It was Cavan now who hadn’t scored for 25 minutes, but they came up trumps at the death.

Scorers for Cavan: Paddy Lynch 0-9 (6fs), Cian Madden, Caoimhín O’Reilly 0-2 each, Gerard Smith, Ciarán Brady, Conor Rehill, Oisín Brady 0-1 each.

Scorers for Cork: Mark Cronin 0-4 (2 45s, 1f), Brian Hurley (2fs), Chris Óg Jones, Steven Sherlock (3fs) 0-3 each, Matty Taylor, Colm O’Callaghan, Brian O’Driscoll 0-1 each.

Cavan: Gary O’Rourke; Oisín Kiernan (Denn), Killian Brady, Jason McLoughlin; Pádraig Faulkner, Niall Carolan, Brían O’Connell; Killian Clarke, James Smith; Ciarán Brady, Gerard Smith, Ryan Donohoe; Paddy Lynch, Ryan O’Neill, Caoimhín O’Reilly.

Subs: Cian Reilly for Kiernan (4-20, temporary), Oisín Brady for J Smith (24, inj), Conor Rehill for O’Connell (29-HT, temporary), Rehill for K Brady (HT), Cian Madden for Donohoe (HT), Tiarnan Madden for Caoimhín O’Reilly (66), Cormac O’Reilly for O’Neill (70+2), C Reilly for Carolan (70+5).

Cork: Christopher Kelly; Maurice Shanley, Daniel O’Mahony, Tommy Walsh; Luke Fahy, Rory Maguire, Matty Taylor; Ian Maguire, Colm O’Callaghan; Eoghan McSweeney, Ruairí Deane, Brian O’Driscoll; Mark Cronin, Brian Hurley, Chris Óg Jones.

Subs: Seán Powter for Cronin (56), Fionn Herlihy for Deane (56), Steven Sherlock for Hurley (60), Darragh Cashman for Shanley (64), Jack Cahalane for McSweeney (70).

Referee: Brendan Griffin (Kerry).

Stadium Info | Cork v Cavan | Supervalu Páirc Uí Chaoimh

We look forward to welcoming supporters to Supervalu Páirc Uí Chaoimh on Saturday, February 17th for Cork v Cavan, at 4:00pm
Cork U20’s will play Galway ahead of the senior game at 2:00pm

In planning your trip to the stadium please take note of the below key information.

Please note that turnstiles open at 1:30pm with North Stand and Premium Level sections of the stadium open.

Tickets
Are available for the game, they can be purchased by clicking the link below

Buy Match Tickets

Travel

Please note: Matchday parking is not available around the stadium.
We advise all supporters, where possible, to walk to the grounds as approach routes will be busy with regular commuting traffic, and routes closer to the stadium will be closed.
The area surrounding the access and egress points to the venue will be adequately lit with tower lighting.
Gardaí recommend that people walk the 15 minutes to the ground from the City Centre where possible but there will also be a free shuttle bus service which will go from Victoria Road up to the old marquee site next to Supervalu Pairc Ui Chaoimh.
The closer you park to the grounds the longer you will be held back afterwards by the Gardaí and
Stewards to ensure safe traffic management flow and to prioritise the safe passage of pedestrians and cyclists.

Cork City Parking:

Gardai will operate a cordon near the stadium and local estates will be barriered to stop patrons from parking in front of neighbour’s houses.
Parking is available at –
- Cork City Car Parks (Paul St, North Main St)
- Cork City Q Parks (Carroll’s Quay, Grand parade, St Finbarr’s & City Hall)

Public Buses:

Route 202 operates from Merchants Quay to Mahon Point and customers can board at Merchants Quay in the City Centre or at Mahon Point, to be dropped off at Ballintemple, adjacent to Supervalu Páirc Uí Chaoimh.
The stadium is a 5 minute walk from this stop. Route 202 will also be available from Ballintemple, Blackrock Road after the match to City Centre and Mahon Point
Route 215 or 219 stops at the Churchyard Lane stop which is 10 minutes to the stadium.

Cycling

Cork City council have a number of bicycle parking amenities in the surrounding area with a map including all surrounding bicycle parking amenities here.

Match Day Info: Cork v Kilkenny

Match Day Info: Cork v Kilkenny

We look forward to welcoming supporters to Supervalu Páirc Uí Chaoimh on Saturday, February 10th for Cork v Kilkenny, at 7:30pm
Cork Minors will play Kilkenny minors ahead of the senior game at 5:30pm
In planning your trip to the stadium please take note of the below key information.

Please note that turnstiles open at 5:15pm.

Tickets

Are available for the game, they can be purchased by clicking the link below

Buy Match Tickets

Travel

Please note: Matchday parking is not available around the stadium.

We advise all supporters, where possible, to walk to the grounds as approach routes will be busy with regular commuting traffic, and routes closer to the stadium will be closed.
The area surrounding the access and egress points to the venue will be adequately lit with tower lighting.

Gardaí recommend that people walk the 15 minutes to the ground from the City Centre where possible but there will also be a free shuttle bus service which will go from Victoria Road up to the old marquee site next to Supervalu Pairc Ui Chaoimh.

There will be limited vehicular access to Centre Park Road, The Marina, Maryville and Monahan Road on Saturday 10th February 2024.

The inner cordon will be in place from 16.00 hrs on Sat 10/2/24 closing at the following junctions;

• Maryville at junction with Blackrock Rd (Maryville resident access only)
• Monahan Rd at junction with Link Rd (Marque Rd) (Birchgrove resident access only)
• Centre Park Rd at junction with Link Rd (Marque Rd)
• Ardfoyle at junction with Blackrock Rd
• Park Ave at junction with Blackrock Rd
The outer cordon will be in place from 17.00 hrs Sat 10/2/24 closing at the following junctions;

Churchyard Ln at junction with Boreenmanna Rd (resident access only)
Churchyard Ln at junction with Blackrock Rd (resident access only)
Residents of Maryville, Park Ave & Ardfoyle to access through the junctions with Blackrock Rd only.
Residents of Birchgrove to access through Monaghan Rd only.
Residents are advised to carry their driving licence, utility bill or some proof of address.
Residents are advised that due to the expected heavy footfall between 17.00hrs and 19.00 hrs and again between 21.00 hrs and 21.30 hrs there will be traffic disruption and to plan their day accordingly

Shuttle buses:

Pre-game: 5pm – 7:30pm
Post-game: 8:45pm – 10pm

Route:
Pre Match – Departing Victoria Road, down Monahan Road and drop at old marquee site
Post Match – Departing old marquee site, down Centre Park Road and drop at Victoria Road

Cork City Parking:

Gardai will operate a cordon near the stadium and local estates will be barriered to stop patrons from parking in front of neighbour’s houses.
Parking is available at –

Cork City Car Parks (Paul St, North Main St)
Cork City Q Parks (Carroll’s Quay, Grand parade, St Finbarr’s & City Hall)

Taxi Drop Off:
Taxis are to drop off at a designated area on the Victoria Road just before Marina Walk unless they are wheel chair taxi.
Please follow the directions of Gardaí & Stewards when dropping off a person with accessibility needs.

Public Buses:
Route 202 operates from Merchants Quay to Mahon Point and customers can board at Merchants Quay in the City Centre or at Mahon Point, to be dropped off at Ballintemple, adjacent to Supervalu Páirc Uí Chaoimh. The stadium is a 5 minute walk from this stop. Route 202 will also be available from Ballintemple, Blackrock Road after the match to City Centre and Mahon Point
Route 215 or 219 stops at the Churchyard Lane stop which is 10 minutes to the stadium.

Cycling
Cork City council have a number of bicycle parking amenities in the surrounding area with a map including all surrounding bicycle parking amenities here.

SuperValu Páirc Uí Chaoimh hosts Munster Rugby game

Munster captain Alex Kendellen lifts the trophy.

Munster edged out Superb Rugby champions Crusaders on another memorable night in SuperValu Páirc Uí Chaoimh in front of a sold-out crowd of 40,885.

It was an entertaining encounter between the URC champions and the New Zealanders which produced an exciting finish.

Former Munster coach Rob Penney saw his Crusaders side almost snatch a draw when they crossed for a try with the clock two minutes in the red but they were unable to add the conversion.

The scene was set when Crusaders performed the first Haka at SuperValu Páirc Uí Chaoimh ahead of kick-off.

Munster led 14-7 at the end of an opening half where they were on top for long periods.

They hit the front after a good bout of possession when Gavin Coombes got in for his first try after 15 minutes after Shane Daly was stopped short.

Joey Carbery added the extras from the left wing to make it 7-0.

Daly was denied a try four minutes later when three Crusaders managed to get back to prevent him grounding the ball after another good build-up.

But the pressure paid off six minutes from the break when Munster went to the corner with a penalty. Hooker Eoghan Clarke was stopped short but from the recycle Coombes got over for his second try.

Carbery again converted for 14-0.

But Crusaders hit back before the interval with scrum-half Mitch Drummond scoring after being set up by Macca Springer and Dallas McLeod. Taha Kemera converted to leave it 14-7 at the break.

Crusaders got back on level terms after 66 minutes when McLeod got in for a try which Rivez Reihana converted to make it 14-14.

But Munster hit the front ten minutes from time when they were again rewarded for going to the corner and a few phases later Scott Buckley squeezed over and Carbery converted to lead 21-14.

Crusaders finished strongly but while Jamie Hannah got in for their third try, the conversion from Rivez Reihana drifted across goal and Munster held on to back up their win last season over South Africa A with another win at SuperValu Páirc Uí Chaoimh.

Round-Up

Eoghan Clarke and Ruadhán Quinn made their first starts for Munster.

Colm Hogan and Kamil Nowak made their Munster debuts.

Gavin Coombes was named Player of the Match.

Munster: Shane Daly; Seán O’Brien (Colm Hogan, 76), Antoine Frisch, Alex Nankivell (Rory Scannell, 54), Shay McCarthy (Tony Butler, 65); Joey Carbery, Ethan Coughlan (Neil Cronin, 54); Josh Wycherley (Mark Donnelly, 68), Eoghan Clarke (Scott Buckley, 50), Stephen Archer (John Ryan, 50); Gavin Coombes, Fineen Wycherley (Kamil Nowak, 78); Ruadhán Quinn (Jack Daly, 69), Alex Kendellen (C), Jack O’Sullivan (Daniel Okeke, 80).