Co-Op Superstores Premier JHC – Semi-Finals Set

Co-Op Superstores Premier JHC – Semi-Finals Set

The Co-Op Superstores Premier Junior Hurling Championship quarter-finals delivered plenty of action and excitement.

Cloughduv stormed past Argideen Rangers 3-18 to 1-14, showcasing a powerful attacking display, while Barryroe secured a convincing 1-21 to 0-11 win over Meelin. In the relegation play-off, Ballygarvan edged St. Catherines 1-18 to 1-17, ensuring their survival in the championship.

The semi-finals promise to bring more drama and intensity. On Friday, 3rd October, Glen Rovers will take on Cloughduv at Páirc Uí Rinn at 7:30 PM, in what is expected to be a high-octane clash. The following day, Saturday, 4th October, Kilbrittain face Ballygarvan at Minane Bridge at 4:00 PM, with both sides determined to secure a place in the final.

Co-Op Superstores Hurling Championship – Semi-Finals Set

Co-Op Superstores Hurling Championship – Semi-Finals Set

The Co-Op Superstores Premier Intermediate Hurling Championship has produced plenty of excitement as the quarter-finals concluded.

In a thrilling relegation play-off, Castlemartyr narrowly defeated Mallow 1-19 to 0-19, ensuring their survival in the championship.

The quarter-finals delivered high drama and decisive wins. Ballincollig powered past Carrigaline 1-21 to 1-9, showing their championship credentials, while Cloyne edged out Valley Rovers 1-18 to 0-20 in a closely contested clash.

The semi-finals are now set and promise to be eagerly anticipated:

  • Dungourney vs Ballincollig at Caherlag, 16:00

  • Ballinhassig vs Cloyne at Ovens, 19:30

These encounters, scheduled between now and October 18th, are expected to attract strong interest as teams battle for a place in the final.

Intermediate A Hurling Championship – Semi-Finals Await

Intermediate A Hurling Championship – Semi-Finals Await

The Co-Op Superstores Intermediate ‘A’ Championship continues to deliver thrills and surprises, with the quarter-finals leaving fans on the edge of their seats.

Bandon and Erin’s Own produced a high-scoring shootout that had spectators captivated throughout. Despite a valiant effort from Erin’s Own, Bandon emerged victorious, 3-19 to 4-10 , thanks to their decisive finishing in the closing stages. Meanwhile, Aghabullogue staged a strong second-half comeback to see off Midleton 1-18 to 1-12, booking their place in the semi-finals.

The semi-final pairings are now set: Sarsfields face Bandon, while Aghada take on Aghabullogue. Both encounters are scheduled for October and are expected to attract significant interest.

In the relegation play-off, Youghal secured their Intermediate A status with a hard-fought win over Mayfield. Goals proved decisive as Youghal ran out 3-14 to 1-16 victors, condemning Mayfield to relegation.

Senior A Hurling Championship – Final Four Confirmed

The race for the Co-Op Superstores Senior A Hurling Championship crown has narrowed to four teams following a dramatic weekend of quarter-final action.

Bride Rovers impressed as they overcame Inniscarra, finding their rhythm up front and pulling away to secure a deserved 2-23 to 1-18 victory.

Blarney also booked their semi-final place, edging out Na Piarsaigh in a tense encounter that finished 1-21 to 0-19.

Those wins mean Bride Rovers will now meet Carrigtwohill in the last four, while Castlelyons will take on Blarney in the other semi-final, with both ties to be played in two weeks time in SuperValu Páirc Uí Chaoimh.

The relegation battle was equally intense as Bishopstown and Courcey Rovers faced off in a do-or-die clash. After a nail-biting struggle, Courceys emerged on top by just two points, 0-16 to 0-14, ensuring their Senior A status for another season.

Premier Senior Hurling Championship – Semi-Finals Taking Shape

The Co-Op Superstores Premier Senior Hurling Championship is reaching its climax, with the quarter-finals serving up a series of hard-fought contests that have set the stage for two fascinating semi-finals.

Sarsfields got the better of Charleville in a competitive affair, their greater scoring spread proving decisive as they ran out winners on a 0-22 to 1-15 scoreline. Midleton and Glen Rovers produced one of the games of the season, a high-intensity clash that went right down to the wire, with Midleton just edging it 2-19 to 2-17. St. Finbarr’s, meanwhile, looked in ruthless form, hitting three goals to pull clear of Imokilly and securing a 3-16 to 1-12 victory.

Those results now see Blackrock face Midleton in the first semi-final, while Sarsfields will lock horns with St. Finbarr’s in the second. Both ties are set to take place in SuperValu Páirc Ui Chaoimh in two weeks time with dates and times to be confirmed on Sunday evening by Cork GAA CCC

At the other end of the championship, the relegation play-off between Erin’s Own and Newtownshandrum ended in dramatic fashion. After a thrilling battle that produced a final score of 4-15 to 2-21, the sides could not be separated. The contest will now go to a replay, with fixture details to be confirmed.

See draw details below