Cork Senior Football Team to play Limerick in McGrath Cup Final

Cork Senior Footballers will play Limerick on Saturday evening at 5:30pm in LIT Gaelic Grounds Limerick in the final of the McGrath Cup 2020

Cork team to play is

1 Anthony Casey Kiskeam

2 Sam Ryan St. Finbarrs

3 Aidan Browne Newmarket

4 Paul Ring Aghabullogue

5 Kevin Crowley Millstreet

6 Sean Meehan Kiskeam

7 Cian Kiely Ballincollig

8 Ian Maguire St. Finbarrs

9 Thomas Clancy Clonakilty

10 Tadhg Corkery Cill na Martra

11 Ciaran Sheehan Eire Óg

12 Mattie Taylor Mallow

13 Damien Gore Kilmacabea

14 Cathail O’ Mahony Mitchelstown

15 Michael Hurley Castlehaven

16 Joe Creedon Iveleary

17 Peter Murphy Bandon

18 John O’ Rourke Carbery Rangers

19 Sean White Clonakilty

20 Killian O’Hanlon Kilshannig

21 Shane Forde Na Piarsaigh

22 Stephen Sherlock St. Finbarrs

23 Kevin O’ Driscoll Tadhg MacCarthaigh

24 Brian Hurley Castlehaven

Cork U20’s footballers host Galway

Cork U20’s footballers will host Galway U20s on Saturday next in Round 2 of the John Kerins Cup. The game will take place in Mallow GAA complex with a 7pm start.

Cork beat Kerry in their opening game by a point, 1-19 to 3-12. The Cork team to play in the game will be published later in the week.

Cork vs Limerick in Munster Senior Hurling League Final

 

Cork will play Limerick in the Co-Op Superstores Munster Hurling League Final on Saturday January 11th at 7:30pm in the LIT Gaelic Grounds.

Kevin Jordan from Tipperary has been appointed referee for the game.

Cork had wins over Kerry and Waterford in the group stages to qualify for the final. Limerick beat Clare and Tipperary to book their place in the final.

Cork’s last success in the Munster Senior League was in 2017, Limerick took the honors last in 2018.

This season’s format included all  six teams in the Munster League, split into two groups of three. During the course of the four-week season each team plays the others in their group once (a single round-robin system) for a total of two games. The top team in each group after the group stage contest the final.

The team for the final will be announced later this week.

McGrath Cup Final- Cork VS Limerick

 

Cork will play Limerick in the Munster McGrath Cup Final on Saturday January 11th at 5:30pm in the LIT Gaelic Grounds.

Brendan Griffin from Kerry will referee the game.

Cork had wins over Kerry and Tipperary in the group stages to qualify for the final. Limerick beat Clare and Waterford to book their place in the final.

Cork’s last win in this competition was in 2018 while Limerick haven’t won this competition since 2005.

This season’s format included all  six teams in the Munster League, split into two groups of three. During the course of the four-week season each team plays the others in their group once (a single round-robin system) for a total of two games. The top team in each group after the group stage contest the final.

The team for the final will be announced later this week.

Harty Cup Q-Final’s


Midleton CBS and CBC Cork win both Q-Finals to set up an all Cork Semi-Final in two weeks time.

 

 

Champions Midleton CBS are in Dungarvan to play to play DLS Waterford.

A clash of Cork schools will take place In Watergrasshill when CBC Cork meet St. Colmans Fermoy.

The winners of both Q-Finals will meet in the Harty Cup Semi-Finals.

Full details of draw and fixtures are listed below.

Dr. Harty Cup Under 19 A Hurling Quarter-Final Fixtures

Wednesday January 8th at 1pm (Extra time if necessary – result on the day)

1) CBC Cork v St. Colmans Fermoy in Watergrasshill – Referee: Thomas Walsh (Waterford)
2) Midleton CBS v DLS Waterford in Fraher Field Dungarvan – Referee: Michael Kennedy (Tipperary)
3) St. Flannans Ennis v St. Joseph’s Tulla in Cusack Park Ennis – Referee: John O’Halloran (Limerick)
4) Thurles CBS v Our Ladys Templemore in The Ragg – Referee: TBC