Cork Senior Hurlers travel to the Gaelic Grounds in Limerick this weekend for Round 6 of the Allianz Hurling League.
The Cork team for the game has been announced as follows:
Tickets for the game can be purchased below
The draws for a number of Cork’s 2026 club and divisional championships were completed at the March meeting of Cork County Board, marking an important milestone ahead of the upcoming season.
Among the competitions finalised were the Divisions / Colleges Football and Hurling Championships, along with the Confined Junior B Hurling, Confined Junior B Football and Confined Junior C Football Championships.
In the McCarthy Insurance Group Divisions / Colleges Football Championship, Carbery, Duhallow and Muskerry will enter as seeded sides, with Avondhu, Beara, Imokilly, MTU and Seandun also in the draw, alongside UCC. The competition continues to showcase the strength of divisional football and the contribution of third-level institutions within the county game.
The Co-op Superstores Divisions / Colleges Hurling Championship will feature Imokilly and UCC together with Avondhu, Carbery, Duhallow, Muskerry and Seandun, ensuring another competitive campaign at divisional level.
At club level, a strong entry has been confirmed for the Co-op Superstores Confined Junior B Hurling Championship, with 16 teams set to compete, while the McCarthy Insurance Group Confined Junior B Football Championship and Confined Junior C Football Championship also promise competitive and evenly matched contests across their respective grades.
Fixture details and scheduling information will be released in due course as preparations continue for the 2026 championship season.
County Committee met on Tuesday, 3rd March.
The stage is set for one of the most anticipated nights in the underage calendar as the Rebel Óg Championship Draws will take place live from SuperValu Páirc Uí Chaoimh this evening.
Clubs across the county will discover their championship pathways as draws are made for the following divisions:
The event will be live streamed from 7:30pm, giving players, coaches, families and supporters the opportunity to follow proceedings as the championship picture takes shape.
With rivalries ready to be renewed and new challenges ahead, Thursday marks the official beginning of the Rebel Óg championship journey across all regions.
Supporters can tune in via Cork GAA’s official streaming channels from 7:30pm. Stay connected across our social media platforms for draw updates, fixtures and reaction throughout the evening.
Pictured at the renewal of the PepsiCo positive action partnership with Cork GAA and SuperValu Páirc Uí Chaoimh were from left, Brian Hayes. Cork senior hurler; Cork senior ladies footballer, Aine Terry O’Sullivan Saoirse McCarthy, Cork senior camogie and Dara Sheedy, Cork senior footballer . Picture; Eddie O’Hare
Pictured at the renewal of the PepsiCo positive action partnership with Cork GAA and SuperValu Páirc Uí Chaoimh were Brian Colgan, site director PepsiCo with from left, Brian Hayes. Cork senior hurler; Cork senior ladies footballer, Aine Terry O’Sullivan Saoirse McCarthy, Cork senior camogie and Dara Sheedy, Cork senior footballer . Picture; Eddie O’Hare
