Munster Scór na nÓg Finals promise exciting feast of cultural talent in Cashel, Co. Tipperary.

The Munster Scór na nÓg Final promises an exciting feast of cultural talent in Cashel, Co. Tipperary this Sunday, November 30th. The Tráth na gCeist – Babhta 1 commences at 12noon and the stage competitions get underway at 2:00pm in Halla na Féile, Cashel, Co. Tipperary, E25 YV67.
Best of luck to our Cork representatives; Cloch na gCoillte (Tráth na gCeist), Baile Nuis Camógaíocht (Rince Foirne), Donna Ní Mhuineacháin, Bóthar Buí (Amhránaíocht Aonair), Muireann Ní Mhuirthile, Béal Átha an Cheasaigh (Aithriseoireacht), Bóthar Buí (Bailéad Ghrúpa), Naomh Séamus (Nuachleas), Cloch na gCoillte (Ceol Uirlise), Bóthar Buí (Rince Seit).
Please take note of the running order for the stage competitions commencing at 2:00pm.
1. Tráth na gCeist – Babhta 2
2. Rince Foirne
3. Amhránaíocht Aonair
4. Aithriseoireacht/Scéalaíocht
5. Bailéad Ghrúpa
       * sos *
6. Nuachleas
7. Ceol Uirlise
8. Rince Seit
More details on the final can be found on the Munster GAA website.

Munster Senior Football Championship Draw Made Live on GAA+

Munster Senior Football Championship Draw Made Live on GAA+

The draw for the 2026 Munster Senior Football Championship took place on Thursday evening live on GAA+..

In the Q-Final, Cork will face Limerick, while in the second Q-Final,  Waterford will take on Tipperary. The winners of these two ties will advance to Semi-Final 1, where they will meet each other for a place in the Munster Final.

The other side of the draw sees Kerry—the reigning provincial champions—awaiting Clare in Semi-Final 2.

The full draw is as follows:

Quarter-Finals

  • Cork vs Limerick

  • Waterford vs Tipperary

Semi-Finals

  • Winners of Cork/Limerick vs Winners of Waterford/Tipperary

  • Kerry vs Clare

Fixture details, dates, and venues will be confirmed in due course.

Cork U20 and Minor selectors update

Cork GAA wishes to announce the following updates in relation to inter-county team selection committees for 2026:

Manager Keith Ricken adds Vincent Cronin (Bride Rovers) as selector to the Cork minor football team

Cork U 20 hurling team manager Noel Furlong replaces outgoing selector Vincent Hurley (Courcey Rovers) with Patrick Horgan (Glen Rovers) .

This weekend Match tickets are now on sale

Tickets are now available for a packed weekend of County Championship action across Páirc Uí Rinn and SuperValu Páirc Uí Chaoimh. Supporters can look forward to a series of finals and key knockout fixtures, with clubs from across the county competing for championship honours.

See the full list of games below, including dates, times, venues, and direct links to purchase your match tickets.

Upcoming County Championship Fixtures – Tickets Now Available

Competition Fixture Date & Time Venue Tickets
U21 A HC – QF Ballincollig v Midleton Sat, Nov 29 – 1:00 PM SuperValu Páirc Uí Chaoimh 4G Buy Now
Junior B Football – Final Carrigaline v Ballyphehane Sat, Nov 29 – 2:00 PM Páirc Uí Rinn Buy Now
Junior B Hurling – Final Newtownshandrum v Dungourney Sat, Nov 29 – 4:00 PM Páirc Uí Rinn Buy Now
U21 C FC – Final Cobh v St. Peter’s Sat, Nov 29 – 7:00 PM SuperValu Páirc Uí Chaoimh 4G Buy Now
Junior A Hurling – Final Kilshannig v Ballinora Sun, Nov 30 – 1:30 PM SuperValu Páirc Uí Chaoimh Buy Now
Junior A Football – Final Kilmacabea v Donoughmore Sun, Nov 30 – 3:30 PM SuperValu Páirc Uí Chaoimh Buy Now
U21 B HC – QF Ballygarvan v Ahan Gaels Sun, Nov 30 – 6:15 PM SuperValu Páirc Uí Chaoimh Buy Now

Douglas are County U21 ‘A’ Champions 2025

Douglas are County U21 ‘A’ Champions 2025

Douglas claimed the U21AFC title on Sunday in Macroom, finishing strongly to overcome Ibane Gaels by three points. Despite playing with the wind in the first half, Douglas found themselves six points down after conceding two early goals. However, they recovered well, narrowing the deficit to a single point at half-time, trailing 2-5 to 0-10.

Ibane stretched their advantage early in the second half through Olan O’Donovan and Kevin Hennessy, but Douglas gradually took control through composed defending and improved decision-making. Jack Cunningham, who finished with five points, was instrumental, while Eoin O’Flynn’s link play allowed Seán Coakley to fire home a crucial goal that pushed Douglas ahead entering the final quarter.

Ibane responded with points from captain Tomás Ó Buachalla and substitute Jamie Collins, levelling the contest at 2-9 to 1-11, but those proved to be their last scores. Douglas’s bench made a significant impact, with Donncha Mac Pháidín and Ronan Dooley influential in the closing stages. Late points from Coakley and Cunningham ensured Douglas pulled away, with Coakley finishing on 1-6.

Having battled through difficult early conditions and heavy Ibane pressure, Douglas showed greater composure in the final minutes to secure a hard-earned championship victory.

Scorers for Douglas: S Coakley 1-6 (1 2pt, 0-1 f), J Cunningham 0-5 (0-2 f), L Dwan Fogarty 0-2, D O’Callaghan, J O’Brien, H Quilligan, R Dooley 0-1 each.

Ibane Gaels: O O’Donovan 0-5 (0-2 f), D Walsh 1-1, M Collins 1-0, T Ó Buachalla, K Hennessy J Collins 0-1 each.

DOUGLAS: J O’Flaherty; D O’Callaghan, J O’Callaghan Maher, L Dwan Fogarty; C Mac Pháidín, O Barry, J Burke; D Buckley, J O’Brien; S Coakley, S O’Leary, A Young; E O’Flynn, H Quilligan, J Cunningham.

Subs: D Mac Pháidín for Young, J Mouret for C Mac Pháidín (both 41), R Dooley for Quilligan (51), C O’Keeffe for O’Flynn (56).

IBANE GAELS: L McCarthy; K Hennessy, D Moloney, A Walsh; M Collins, D McCarthy, C Twomey; D Dineen, T Ó Buachalla; J Crowley, D Flynn, D Walsh; L Murphy, O O’Donovan, J Twomey.

Sub: J Collins for Crowley (46).

Referee: J Ryan (Macroom).