Cork Referees Set to Take Charge in Munster Club Championship Action

Cork Referees Set to Take Charge in Munster Club Championship Action

Cork referees will be on duty across two Munster Club Championship fixtures this weekend, with both games taking place on Saturday.

In the AIB Munster Club Junior Hurling Championship Quarter-Final, Canice Walsh of Nemo Rangers will take charge of the clash between Kenmare Shamrocks (Kerry) and Knockaderry (Limerick) in Templenoe.

Meanwhile, in the AIB Munster Club Intermediate Hurling Championship Quarter-Final, Patrick O’Mahoney from Kilbrittain will officiate the meeting of Tallow (Waterford) and Garryspillane (Limerick) at Fraher Field, Dungarvan.

Best of luck to both referees representing Cork on Munster Championship duty this weekend.


Fixtures – Saturday
AIB Munster Club Junior Hurling Championship Quarter-Final
Kenmare Shamrocks (Kerry) v Knockaderry (Limerick)
📍 Venue: Templenoe | 🕐 1:30pm | 👨‍⚖️ Referee: Canice Walsh (Nemo Rangers)

AIB Munster Club Intermediate Hurling Championship Quarter-Final
Tallow (Waterford) v Garryspillane (Limerick)
📍 Venue: Fraher Field, Dungarvan | 🕐 1:30pm | 👨‍⚖️ Referee: Patrick O’Mahoney (Kilbrittain)

Rebels’ Bounty Draw for October

Rebels’ Bounty Draw – October

The October Rebels’ Bounty Draw will take place this Tuesday at 7pm, streamed live on the Cork GAA website and across our social channels.

This month’s top prize is €20,000 in cash, followed by €3,000 for second place and €2,000 for third. Prizes fourth to sixth are worth €1,000 each, and from 7th to 30th place, prizes range from €500 to €250.

We look forward to sharing the results on Tuesday evening — best of luck to all our members and supporters.

Link will be posted below

Cork Scór na nÓg Tráth na gCeist on Thursday 30th October

 
Calling all quiz teams;
Following the completion of the Divisional Rounds for Scór na nÓg, attention now turns to the Open County Tráth na gCeist. The Cork County Tráth na gCeist (Babhta 1 & Babhta 2) will be held on this Thursday 30th of October at 7:30pm in SuperValu Páirc Uí Chaoimh. This is open to ALL CLUBS in the County. The top three teams at the end of the table quiz round will go forward to round two which will take place on the night, deciding our County Champions who will progress onto the Munster Round. No pre-entry required, just bring a team of four on the night. Queries to margaret.whelan.scor@gaa.ie

Barrs win 11th County Title

 

St Finbarr’s 1-14 | Nemo Rangers 1-13

St Finbarr’s are the McCarthy Insurance Group Premier Senior Football Champions after a thrilling one-point victory over city rivals Nemo Rangers in front of a crowd of 6,949.

Substitute Cillian Myers Murray struck the winning point in the 62nd minute to secure the Togher club’s 11th county title and, crucially, their first final victory over the famed Trabeg club, having lost their four previous final meetings.

Nemo Rangers, seeking redemption after back-to-back final defeats, took a two-point lead at the break, 1-9 to 0-10, after a pulsating first half. The Barrs had initially led, but a well-taken goal from Kevin O’Donovan, set up by Mark Cronin, helped Nemo seize the momentum. Crucially, Steven Sherlock’s free right before the whistle cut the deficit from four points to two.

The second half was a different affair. Playing against the wind, The Barrs dominated the third quarter, holding Nemo scoreless. The crucial score came when Sherlock fed Rickey Barrett, who unselfishly squared the ball for Man of the Match Brian Hayes to palm to the net, putting the Barrs in front. A point from Cork hurler Ethan Twomey stretched the lead to 1-12 to 1-9.

Nemo battled back, sparked by a Mark Cronin free, and they clawed their way to parity in injury time when Conor Horgan landed a superb two-point score. However, St Finbarr’s had the final word. From the resulting kickout, substitutes Enda Dennehy and Eoin McGreevy combined to set up Myers Murray, who coolly fired over the winner. Nemo had one last chance, but Horgan’s late effort struck the post.


Scorers

Scorers for St Finbarr’s: Steven Sherlock 0-5 (1 2pt, 2fs), Brian Hayes 1-2 (1 2pt), William Buckley, Ethan Twomey 0-2 each, Conor Dennehy, Rickey Barrett, Cillian Myers Murray 0-1 each.

Scorers for Nemo Rangers: Mark Cronin 0-5 (2fs), Kevin O’Donovan 1-1, Bryan Hayes 0-3 (1 2pt), Conor Horgan 0-2 (1 2pt), Mark Hill, Stephen Cronin 0-1 each.

Teams

St Finbarr’s: Darragh Newman; Sam Ryan, Alan O’Connor, Dylan Quinn; Billy Hennessy, Jamie Burns, Donor Dennehy; Ian Maguire, Brian Hayes; Etha Twomey, Ciarán Doolan, William Buckley; John Wigginton Barrett, Steven Sherlock (c), Rickey Barrett.

Subs: Enda Dennehy for Burns (h/t), Luke Hannigan for Wigginton Barrett (h/t), Eoin McGreevy for Hayes (45-46, blood sub), McGreevy for Twomey (60+2), Cillian Myers Murray for Barrett (60+2).

Nemo Rangers: Micheál Aodh Martin; Colin Molloy, Kieran Histon, Mark Hill; Ciarán McCartan, Stephen Cronin, Kevin Fulignati; Alan O’Donovan (c), Briain Murphy; Colm Kiely, Barry Cripps, Kevin O’Donovan; Conor Horgan, Mark Cronin, Bryan Hayes.

Subs: Ronan Dalton for Kiely (43), Paul Kerrigan for Fulignati (43), Conor Moore for McCartan (51), Luke Horgan for Hayes (59).

Referee: Conor Lane (Lyre).

Weekend Fixtures Confirmed – November 1st and 2nd


The Cork County Competitions Control Committee (CCC) has confirmed the fixture schedule for the upcoming weekend, featuring a packed line-up of championship action across the county.

As ratified by the CCC:

 

Master Fixture Plan 2025 (9)

 

SAHC Final – Extra-time will be played if necessary. Should teams remain level after extra-time, a second replay will take place.

IAFC & PIFC Finals – If level at the end of normal time, the game will go to a replay.

All other games – Winner-on-the-day applies.