Match Day Information | NFL Cork vs Meath

Match Day Information: Cork v Meath

Sunday, 22nd February | 2:00PM Throw-In

Páirc Uí Rinn

Cork welcome Meath to Páirc Uí Rinn this Sunday, 22nd February, for what promises to be an exciting afternoon of inter-county football. Supporters are encouraged to arrive early, wear their colours, and help create a strong home atmosphere for the Rebels.

🕒 Key Match Day Timings

  • Stadium Opens: 12:30PM
  • Cork Footballers on Field: 1:36PM
  • Meath Footballers on Field: 1:38PM
  • Throw-In: 2:00PM

Please allow plenty of time to enter the stadium and take your seat before throw-in.

🎟️ Tickets

Tickets are available to purchase online at:

12 April 2026

2026-MSFC- Cork vs Limerick Q-Final

Cork begin their 2026 Munster Senior Football Championship campaign with a home Quarter-Final clash against Limerick at SuperValu Páirc Uí Chaoimh.

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SuperValu Páirc Uí Chaoimh, T12 PF30 Ireland
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Supporters are encouraged to purchase in advance and have tickets downloaded to their phone prior to arrival.

🪑 Seating Information

  • All areas of the stand will be open
  • Seating is unreserved
  • Please follow steward instructions when selecting your seat

Early arrival is advised to secure your preferred seating area.

🚗 Parking & Travel

There is no designated public parking within the stadium grounds.

Supporters are asked to:

  • Park safely and legally at all times
  • Respect local residents
  • Do not block housing estates, entrances, or driveways

Where possible, please consider walking, public transport, or carpooling.

🔐 Stadium Guidelines

  • Follow all steward and Garda instructions
  • Help us ensure a safe and enjoyable experience for all supporters

We look forward to welcoming supporters to Páirc Uí Rinn on Sunday afternoon.

🔴⚪ Back the Rebels and bring the noise!

Below are details of all our upcoming Football Games for our Senior Footballers, along with current ticket information

TEAM ANNOUNCEMENT | Cork v Meath| Allianz Football League Round 4

The Cork Senior Football team to play Meath in Round 4 of the Allianz Football League has been announced as follows:

 

 

Cork will take on Meath on Sunday, 22nd February at Páirc Uí Rinn. Tickets for the match are available for purchase below. Let’s get behind the Rebels this weekend and roar them home.

12 April 2026

2026-MSFC- Cork vs Limerick Q-Final

Cork begin their 2026 Munster Senior Football Championship campaign with a home Quarter-Final clash against Limerick at SuperValu Páirc Uí Chaoimh.

Find out more
SuperValu Páirc Uí Chaoimh, T12 PF30 Ireland
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No. Player Club
1 Micheál Aodh Martin Nemo Rangers
2 Maurice Shanley Clonakilty
3 Daniel O’Mahony (captain) Knocknagree
4 Tommy Walsh Kanturk
5 Matthew Taylor Mallow
6 Rory Maguire Castlehaven
7 Luke Fahy Ballincollig
8 Colm O’Callaghan Éire Óg
9 Seán Walsh Mitchelstown
10 Paul Walsh Kanturk
11 Mark Cronin Nemo Rangers
12 Seán McDonnell Mallow
13 Chris Óg Jones Uíbh Laoire
14 Dara Sheedy Bantry Blues
15 Steven Sherlock St Finbarr’s
16 Darragh Newman St Finbarr’s
17 Jacob O’Driscoll Valley Rovers
18 Seán Meehan Kiskeam
19 Darragh Cashman Millstreet
20 Ian Maguire St Finbarr’s
21 Conor Cahalane Castlehaven
22 David Buckley Newcestown
23 Ruairí Deane Bantry Blues
24 Conor Corbett Clyda Rovers
25 Conor Daly Clonakilty
26 Cathail O’Mahony Mitchelstown

This weekends games

Leagues take centre stage this weekend across Cork teams with Rebels in action from underage development squads right up to senior inter-county level.

It all begins on Saturday afternoon in MTU Cork, where the Cork Camogie team continue their league campaign. A loss in their opening game, they now turn their focus to Antrim in what promises to be another important early test.

Cork Minor squads travel for Round 3 of the Leinster Minor Football Development League. These development games are vital opportunities for young players to grow, compete, and represent the county with pride. Cork 1 travel to Limerick to face Sligo, while Cork 2 make the journey to Laois to take on Wicklow.

Sunday brings more games….

At SuperValu Páirc Uí Chaoimh, Cork U19s welcome Meath for a challenge game at midday. These fixtures are crucial stepping stones, giving emerging players valuable experience in a competitive environment.

Attention then turns to two major 2pm throw-ins.

Cork Ladies footballers make the trip to Tralee for a Round 4 league encounter against old friends Kerry. Cork who have seven points from their open games.  Meetings between Cork and Kerry are always fiercely contested, and this one will be no different as both sides look to strengthen their league positions.

Our Senior Footballers host Meath in the Allianz Football League at Páirc Uí Rinn. Home support will be key as the Rebels aim to deliver a strong performance in front of their supporters.

🔴⚪ Weekend Fixtures

Saturday

Cork Camogie vs Antrim
📍 MTU Cork
🕑 2:00PM

Cork 1 vs Sligo
📍 University of Limerick – Maguires South Campus
🕑 2:00PM
(Leinster Minor Football Development League – Round 3)

Cork 2 vs Wicklow
📍 Heywood Community School, Ballinakill, Co. Laois
🕞 3:30PM
(Leinster Minor Football Development League – Round 3)

Sunday

Cork U19 vs Meath (Challenge Game)
📍 SuperValu Páirc Uí Chaoimh – Pitch 4
🕛 12:00 Noon

Cork Ladies Football vs Kerry
📍 Tralee
🕑 2:00PM

Cork Senior Football vs Meath
📍 Páirc Uí Rinn
🕑 2:00PM

Round 3 of the Leinster Minor Football Development League

Round 3 of the Leinster Minor Football Development League takes place this Saturday, 21st February, with two Cork squads in action.

It promises to be another important day of development and competitive football for our young Rebels.

🟥 Fixture Details

Cork 1 vs Sligo
📍 University of Limerick – Maguires South Campus
⏰ 2:00PM

Cork 2 vs Wicklow
📍 Heywood Community School, Ballinakill, Co. Laois
⏰ 3:30PM

Both squads continue their league campaigns as they build experience and momentum in this key stage of the season.

Best of luck to all players and management involved.

30 Teams Set to Take Over SuperValu Páirc Uí Chaoimh as Gaelic4Mothers&Others Festival Returns

30 Teams Set to Take Over SuperValu Páirc Uí Chaoimh as Gaelic4Mothers&Others Festival Returns

Registration is now open for the Gaelic4Mothers&Others Festival of Football & Wellbeing Day, which will take place at SuperValu Páirc Uí Chaoimh on Saturday, 25th July 2026, all in aid of the Cork Mental Health Foundation.
Following the success of last year’s event, the 2026 festival is shaping up to be another outstanding occasion, with 30 Gaelic4Mothers&Others teams from across Cork and beyond taking part in a festival-style day celebrating women’s sport, wellbeing and community connection.

 

 

Host Clubs & Event Organisation

Bride Rovers G4M&O, Dromtarriffe Dollies and Carrigtwohill Cougars are the host clubs for the event, which is being organised by Rosaleen O’Brien.

 

About Gaelic4Mothers&Others

Gaelic4Mothers&Others is an award-winning participation initiative run by the Ladies Gaelic Football Association (LGFA) and proudly sponsored nationally by Sports Direct.
The initiative provides an innovative and supportive way for women to play Ladies Gaelic Football in a fun, inclusive and non-competitive environment, promoting physical activity, social connection and positive wellbeing. The programme encourages women over the age of 25 to take part, regardless of previous experience.
Ladies Gaelic Football is one of the fastest-growing amateur sports in Europe, and initiatives such as Gaelic4Mothers&Others have driven significant increases in participation. In 2026, there are over 600 Gaelic4Mothers&Others teams nationwide, with more than 60 teams in Cork alone — a testament to the initiative’s unique mix of community spirit, inclusivity and grassroots passion.

 

Wellbeing & Family Activities

Wellbeing will once again be central to the event, with a strong focus on mental health and family engagement.
• The Healthy Ireland section of Cork County Council will deliver a series of positive mental health talks throughout the day. • Cork Sports Partnership will host family fun games and yoga classes, ensuring the festival is inclusive and enjoyable for all ages. • Cork’s 96FM will provide entertainment with an MC and DJ throughout the day and evening. • All proceeds from the festival will go directly to the Cork Mental Health Foundation, supporting vital local mental health services.

 

Supported by Cork GAA

The festival is fully supported by Cork GAA, who are providing access to SuperValu Páirc Uí Chaoimh and its facilities, helping to deliver a memorable and inclusive experience for players, families and supporters.

Organiser Statement

Speaking ahead of the event, organiser Rosaleen O’Brien said:
“Gaelic4Mothers&Others is about much more than football. It’s about confidence, connection and belonging. Hosting this festival in SuperValu Páirc Uí Chaoimh sends a powerful message about the importance of women’s participation and mental wellbeing within our communities. We are hugely grateful to Cork GAA, Healthy Ireland in Cork County Council, Cork Sports Partnership, LGFA, Munster LGFA, Cork LGFA and 96FM for their support in bringing this event to Cork once again.”

 

Registration Information

Registration is now open, with places limited to 30 teams.
The registration link can be found on Instagram at @corkg4mofestivaloffootball, where further event updates and announcements will be shared in the coming weeks.