Fixtures from 26/06/2021 to 27/06/2021
Saturday 26th June 2021
Co-Op Superstores 2020 Intermediate A Hurling Championship: Argideen Rangers v Meelin , at Pairc Ui Rinn, 7:00pm Rel. RR (ii);
Bon Secours 2020 Junior A Football Championship: Passage West v Boherbue , at Mallow, 7:00pm SF;
Bon Secours 2020 Junior B Football Championship Divisional: Whitechurch v Carrigaline , at Ballinlough, 7:00pm SF;
RedFM Hurling League 1A: Glen Rovers v Newcestown , at Glen Rovers, 7:00pm Round 2;
RedFM Hurling League 3A: Cloyne v Mallow , at Cloyne, 6:00pm Round 2; Carrigtwohill v Ballinhassig , at Carrigtwohill, 7:30pm Round 2;
RedFM Hurling League 4A: Ballincollig v Youghal , at Ballincollig, 6:30pm Round 2; Watergrasshill v Bandon , at Watergrasshill, 7:00pm Round 2;
RedFM Hurling League 5A: Blarney v Valley Rovers , at Blarney, 6:00pm Round 2;
RedFM Hurling League 6A: Aghada v Blackrock , at Aghada (Rostellen), 4:00pm Round 2;
RedFM Hurling League 6B: Na Piarsaigh v St Catherines , at Na Piarsaigh, 7:30pm Round 2;
RedFM Hurling League 7B: Aghabullogue v St Finbarrs , at Coachford, 7:00pm Round 2;
RedFM Hurling League 8: Barryroe v Castlemartyr , at Barryroe, 7:30pm Round 3;
Tom Creedon Cup: Macroom v Kiskeam , at Kiskeam, 6:00pm Round 2; Glanmire v Kilshannig , at Kilshannig, 6:00pm Round 2; Adrigole v Kinsale , at Kinsale, 6:00pm Round 2; Douglas v St Michaels , at Mahon, 6:00pm Round 2;
Sunday 27th June 2021
Bon Secours 2020 Junior B Football Championship Divisional: Aghada v Mallow , at Watergrasshill, 3:00pm SF;
Co-Op Superstores 2020 Junior B Hurling Championship: Lough Rovers v Rathpeacon , at Pairc Ui Rinn, 12:00pm Rd 1;
Co-Op Superstores 2020 Junior B Hurling Championship Divisional: Delanys v Midleton , at Pairc Ui Rinn, 3:00pm SF; Randal Og v Belgooly , at Bandon, 3:00pm QF;
RedFM Hurling League 1B: Bishopstown v St Finbarrs , at Bishopstown, 5:30pm Round 2;
RedFM Hurling League 2A: Ballymartle v Killeagh , at Ballymartle, 12:00pm Round 2; Kanturk v Douglas , at Kanturk, 12:00pm Round 2;
RedFM Hurling League 2B: Ballyhea v Erins Own , at Ballyhea, 12:00pm Round 2; Na Piarsaigh v Newtownshandrum , at Na Piarsaigh, 2:30pm Round 2;
RedFM Hurling League 3B: Fr O Neills v Kilworth , at Aghavine, 12:00pm Round 2; Charleville v Courcey Rovers , at Charleville, 12:00pm Round 2;
RedFM Hurling League 4B: Mayfield v Carrigaline , at Mayfield, 12:00pm Round 2;
RedFM Hurling League 5B: Dungourney v Inniscarra , at Dungourney, 12:00pm Round 2; Kildorrery v Milford , at Kildorrery, 12:00pm Round 2;
RedFM Hurling League 6A: Kilbrittain v Eire Og , at Kilbrittain, 12:00pm Round 2;
RedFM Hurling League 7A: Russell Rovers v Midleton , at Russell Rovers, 12:00pm Round 2; Grenagh v Ballygarvan , at Grenagh, 12:00pm Round 2;
RedFM Hurling League 8: Sarsfields v Cloughduv , at Riverstown, 12:00pm Round 3;
Cork Credit Unions Football League 4A: Glanworth v Dohenys , at Glanworth, 2:00pm Round 2;
Tom Creedon Cup: Castletownbere v Knocknagree , at Knocknagree, 1:30pm Round 2;
Draw for Rebels’ Bounty draw for June took place on Thursday night.
We have just been advised that the Westlife shows at SuperValu Páirc Uí Chaoimh which were rescheduled to the 27th & 28th August 2021 (originally 28th & 29th August 2020) have been rescheduled due to COVID-19.
Please see statement from Westlife below.
We are incredibly saddened to announce that due to the most recent government COVID guidelines around the delay in lifting of restrictions across Ireland, we are unable to proceed with our shows at SuperValu Páirc Uí Chaoimh, Cork this summer.
However, we are happy to tell you that our shows have been rescheduled to Friday 12th & Saturday 13th August 2022, so please hold on to your tickets!
We can’t wait to be back on stage and to see you all again when it’s safe to do so.
Much love, Kian, Mark, Nicky & Shane xxxx
Take note:
All ticket holders will be contacted with further details.
Tickets for the rescheduled show on Friday 27th August 2021 (originally 28th August 2020) remain valid for the rescheduled show on Friday 12th August 2022.
Tickets for the rescheduled show on Saturday 28th August 2021 (originally 29th August 2020) remain valid for the rescheduled show on Saturday 13th August 2022.
All original tickets remain valid for the new date of the corresponding show.
Anything else?
That’s all for now, if anything else comes up, we’ll be in touch.
Kind regards
Ticketmaster
2010 All-Ireland medal winner Ciáran Sheehan has announced his retirement from Inter-County football. The Éire Óg man played both Hurling and Football for Cork at underage level. In 2009 Ciáran won a All-Ireland Under 21 medal when Cork defeated Down. In 2010 it was again Down who provided the opposition as Cork emerged 1 point winners as the Sam Maguire returned to Cork for the first time in 20 years. In 2011 Ciáran won his second National Football when Cork defeated Dublin in the final. In November 2013 Ciáran signed for Australian Rules team Carlton. He played for Ireland against Australia in the 2013 International Rules Series. In Christmas 2019 Ciáran returned to the Cork Senior Football team and played with Cork in 2020 season while also playing in the 2021 National Football League.
County Board Chairman Marc Sheehan acknowledged the enormous contribution of Ciarán to Cork football over the past fifteen plus years and in particular his pivotal role as a member of the Senior All Ireland winning team of 2010.
“Ciarán’s intercounty career has been cut short and previously interrupted by injury however this does not in any way diminish his talent and the dynamic edge that his play brought to each game.
Ciarán comes from a family steeped in the GAA and his club Éire Óg is rightly proud of his contribution to Cork and I have no doubt the club will be eagerly looking forward to his return to the club scene in the not too distant future.
Ciarán is without doubt one of the modern games’ role models and his unassuming manner and ever pleasant and affable demeanour sets him apart. I wish him a speedy recovery form his recent injury and salute his endeavours.”
Cork GAA CEO Kevin O’ Donovan said ” “While it is sad that Ciarán’s days on the red jersey are over, he can rest assured that he packed plenty into his short stints with the county, at both ends of his career. An underage star in both codes, he was the final piece in the jigsaw that was the 2010 All Ireland winning team and on his return from Australia, his experience and leadership skills has helped a new generation of Cork footballers emerge. Indeed, following Éire Óg’s progression to the Premier Senior ranks recently, we expect that these attributes will bear even more fruit and we look forward to seeing him line out in his club colours in the years to come.”
