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) .
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.
| 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 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.
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.
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.
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.
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).
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.
J Collins for Crowley (46).
J Ryan (Macroom).
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St Finbarr’s 3-20 Éire Óg, Ennis 0-14
By Stephen Barry at SuperValu Páirc Uí Chaoimh
For the second time this season, Brian Hayes fired a hat-trick past Clare opponents as St Finbarr’s marched onto a Munster SFC final meeting against Dingle.
The All-Star hurler ended with 3-3 as the Cork champions defeated Éire Óg Ennis by 15 points at SuperValu Páirc Uí Chaoimh.
The Barrs also ensured that they remain the only club to achieve a Munster double for another year after ending Éire Óg’s dual ambitions. Half their team will line out against Ballygunner in next Sunday’s hurling showpiece.
The Cork city club could yet attain another double of their own after their camogie side took provincial honours on Saturday.
Éire Óg shaded a first quarter played with a gusting wind at their backs. After Rickey Barrett kicked the Barrs’ opener, the Clare champions replied through Darren Moroney.
Mark McInerney’s two-point shooting was their major weapon, and he launched the lead score off his left from beyond the arc in the ninth minute.
Ethan Twomey cut the margin to the minimum before two McInerney frees extended Éire Óg’s lead.
Twomey could’ve levelled on the quarter-hour, but Cian Howard advanced to make a fine save. Steven Sherlock kept the ball low into the wind to convert the subsequent 45.
That moment triggered an unanswered 1-8 streak, fuelled by the Barrs’ fierce kick-out press.
The 18th-minute goal was started and finished by Hayes. He won Darragh Newman’s kick-out on the sideline outside his own 45. His kick forward found Enda Dennehy, who laid off for Maguire. The county man spotted his midfield partner charging forward with intent. Hayes shot for a point, but the ball dipped inside Howard’s near post and into the net for a 1-3 to 0-5 lead.
They pressed on with points from William Buckley, John Wigginton-Barrett, and Hayes, by which stage six different players had accounted for their six white flags.
Sherlock had their next before Wigginton-Barrett sent Hayes through on goal again. This time, his shot was deflected over by Gavin D’Auria. A Sherlock free made it 1-10 to 0-5.
When Éire Óg filtered the ball back into McInerney’s hands, he returned to tormenting the Barrs. He followed a white flag with his second two-pointer. This time, he kicked it with his right boot after conjuring space from nowhere with two sidesteps.
The Barrs led 1-10 to 0-8 at half-time and resumed with a Twomey goal chance, which was fired over the bar. John Wigginton-Barrett also aimed too high when through, but Hayes produced a lethal low finish for his second goal in the 45th minute after alert play by Luke Hannigan.
McInerney slotted a two-point free to bring his tally to 0-10, but Hayes ended with a flourish when picked out by Eoin McGreevy for a calmly dispatched hat-trick goal.
Sherlock’s two-pointer added the cherry on top.
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Scorers for St Finbarr’s: Brian Hayes 3-3, Steven Sherlock 0-6 (1 2p, 1f, 2 45s), John Wigginton-Barrett 0-4, Ethan Twomey, Rickey Barrett 0-2 each, William Buckley, Enda Dennehy, Cillian Myers-Murray 0-1 each.
Scorers for Éire Óg Ennis: Mark McInerney 0-10 (2 2p, 1 2pf, 2f), Gavin Murray 0-2, Darren Moroney, Manus Doherty 0-1 each.
St Finbarr’s: Darragh Newman; Alan O’Connor, Billy Hennessy, Sam Ryan; Conor Dennehy, Ciarán Doolan, Enda Dennehy; Ian Maguire, Brian Hayes; Ethan Twomey, John Wigginton-Barrett, William Buckley; Luke Hannigan, Rickey Barrett, Steven Sherlock.
Subs: Eoin McGreevy for Buckley (50), Cillian Myers-Murray for Barrett (50), Thomas Egan for Hannigan (51), Bill O’Connell for C Dennehy (51), Jamie Burns for Hennessy (56).
Éire Óg Ennis: Cian Howard; Manus Doherty, Aaron Fitzgerald, Dean Ryan; Ciarán Russell, Gavin D’Auria, Darren Moroney; David McNamara, Darren O’Brien; Jarlath Collins, Gavin Murray, Ronan Lanigan; Luke Pyne, Ikem Ugwueru, Mark McInerney.
Subs: Jack Joyce for O’Brien (43), Aidan McGrath for Collins (48), Niall McMahon for Moroney (53).
Referee: Seán Lonergan (Tipperary).
