Results from Rebels’ Bounty Draw for July
Rebels’ Bounty Draw for July took place on Thursday July 29th
Rebels’ Bounty Draw for July took place on Thursday July 29th
Cork GAA is pleased to announce the appointment of Sinéad O’Keeffe as our new Commercial Director.
Sinéad will be responsible for providing commercial leadership and insights, to enable Cork GAA to deliver on its strategic objective of maximising commercial opportunities, while delivering financial stability and creating a future sustainable organisation. This will include initiatives such as One Cork, SuperValu Páirc Uí Chaoimh, Rebels’ Bounty and all commercial partnerships across Cork GAA.
Sinéad is the holder of an MA and Bachelor of Business Studies from University of Limerick and a Digital Marketing Diploma from Digital Marketing Institute Dublin. She has recently worked with Cork GAA in the position of Commercial Manager, introducing several new commercial partnerships in her time here. She previously worked with Enable Ireland, the Irish Cancer Society, the Irish Heart Foundation, Irish Guide Dogs for the Blind and Aviva Stadium.
This announcement follows an appointment process overseen by SuperValu Páirc Uí Chaoimh Stadium Board Chairman John Horan, County Chairman Marc Sheehan, Jim Woulfe (Dairygold CEO), Maria Ennis (Croke Park HR) and CEO Kevin O’Donovan.
Sinéad will take up the position on Monday, August 30th and will be based at SuperValu Páirc Uí Chaoimh.
Welcoming the appointment, County Chairman, Marc Sheehan said, “We are delighted that someone of the energy and vision of Sinéad O’Keeffe is joining the Cork GAA team. She brings a wealth of commercial experience to this role, along with a strong GAA background. Sinéad has come through a rigorous interview process and on behalf of Cork County Board, I would like to warmly wish her every success in this new role.”
CEO Kevin O’Donovan said, “This appointment is a key element of the continuing commercial development of Cork GAA, which will be essential as we aim to invest further in our teams and clubs. It will also provide an essential executive function to One Cork and will ensure that the SuperValu Páirc Uí Chaoimh business plan is prioritised. Sinéad has already made a significant contribution in these areas previously and we now look forward to future growth on all fronts.”
Cork Minor Football team to play Kerry in Friday’s Munster Semi-Final has been announced.
Additional players
Aaron O’Sullivan | (Aghabullogue) |
Daire McMahon | (Canovee) |
Dan Andrews | (St. Colum’s) |
Deccie Copps (injured) | (Mallow) |
Fionn Crowley | (St. Finbarr’s) |
Kian O’Callaghan | (Kinsale) |
Nathan Davis | (Ballinora) |
Oisín O’Sullivan | (Kilmeen) |
Ronan O’Sullivan | (Mallow) |
Ross Corkery (injured) | (Nemo Rangers) |
Key information
Who: Cork and Limerick
What: Munster Minor Hurling Final
How: Cork beat Tipperary in the Semi-final two weeks ago while Limerick beat Clare in their Semi-final.
When: Tuesday 27th at 7:30pm
Referee: Joe Mullins (Clare)
Prize: Munster U20 Champions and a place in the All-Ireland U20 Final on August 7th/8th vs Galway.
Last Meeting: 2020, Cork beat Limerick in Munster U20 Semi-Final
Cork Team information
Match Coverage
This game will be shown live on TG4 @7.30pm.
The Cork GAA social media will have updates on @officialcorkgaa
Only 500 people are allowed to attend the game, Munster Council have confirmed that no tickets are available for public sale for the game