Shinty-Hurling and Camogie Internationals Heading to Cork in 2026

SuperValu Páirc Uí Chaoimh will host a unique international double-header on Saturday, October 24, when Ireland and Scotland meet in the Shinty-Hurling and Shinty-Camogie Internationals.

The GAA, Camogie Association, Camanachd Association and Women’s Camanachd Association have confirmed that Cork will host the 2026 series, bringing together the shared traditions and skills of hurling, camogie and shinty.

The Women’s Shinty-Camogie International will get underway at 4pm, with the Men’s Shinty-Hurling International following at 6pm.

The annual internationals provide a unique showcase for three of the Celtic world’s most distinctive sporting traditions, with players from Ireland and Scotland competing under the combined international rules format.

Selectors on both sides of the Irish Sea will now begin the process of selecting four squads of 19 players, with those chosen earning the honour of representing their country on the international stage.

The series returns to Ireland following last year’s successful staging in Inverness and will provide an opportunity to celebrate the strong historical and cultural links between Ireland and Scotland.

GAA President Jarlath Burns welcomed the return of the internationals to Ireland, highlighting the shared heritage of hurling and shinty and the special honour of representing one’s country.

Camogie Association President Brian Molloy also welcomed the return of the women’s fixture to Ireland, describing the series as a celebration of the shared traditions and skills of shinty and camogie.

Cork Ready to Welcome Ireland and Scotland

Cork GAA Chairperson Pat Horgan said Cork GAA is delighted to welcome both internationals to SuperValu Páirc Uí Chaoimh.

“Cork has a proud hurling and camogie tradition, and it is fitting that our stadium will provide the stage for these unique international fixtures.”

He added that Cork GAA looks forward to welcoming the Irish and Scottish teams, supporters and everyone involved for what promises to be a special occasion.

The Camanachd Association’s National Development Manager Ronald Ross also welcomed the opportunity to bring the series to Cork, describing SuperValu Páirc Uí Chaoimh as a fantastic venue for the matches.

Ireland v Scotland

Women’s Shinty-Camogie International
Saturday, October 24, 2026
4pm

Men’s Shinty-Hurling International
Saturday, October 24, 2026
6pm

Venue: SuperValu Páirc Uí Chaoimh, Cork

Further information on the international squads, ticketing and match arrangements will be announced in due course.

Cork GAA Launch Sustainable Clubs Competition with PepsiCo

Cork GAA Launch Sustainable Clubs Competition with PepsiCo

Cork GAA are delighted to announce the Sustainable Clubs Competition, in partnership with PepsiCo, Positive Action Partner with Cork GAA.

The competition invites Cork GAA clubs to share their sustainability journey, current initiatives and future plans, with three clubs set to receive a sustainability grant along with professional advice to help them progress their sustainability journey.

Three Sustainability Grants

There will be three winning clubs, with each winner receiving:

  • A sustainability grant
  • Professional advice and guidance on how best to progress their sustainability plans
  • Recognition for the positive sustainability work taking place within their club and community

PepsiCo Support

Brian Colgan, Site Lead, PepsiCo Little Island, said:

“Creating a more sustainable future requires collective action. Through our partnership with Cork GAA, we are proud to support the Sustainable Clubs Competition, which recognises the positive work taking place in communities across Cork. By engaging club members and encouraging local action, we can help build stronger communities, support environmental progress and inspire positive change for people and the planet.”

Cork GAA Sustainability

Enda Buckley, Cork GAA Sustainability Officer, said:

“Cork GAA aims to reduce its environmental footprint, strengthen community connections, and ensure long-term sustainability. The Sustainable Club Competition will allow us to recognise clubs who are prioritising sustainability within their community.

“We welcome all our clubs to enter and share their stories. I would like to thank PepsiCo for their vision and support as our Positive Action Partner and to the Sustainability Committee for their time and expertise.”

Enter the Competition

The Sustainable Club Competition is now open and all Cork GAA clubs are encouraged to get involved and share the sustainability work taking place in their club.

Closing date for applications: Monday, September 21st

Following the closing date, a number of clubs will be shortlisted, with the three winning clubs announced on Saturday, October 25th at SuperValu Páirc Uí Chaoimh.

 

For full competition information, entry requirements and details on how to apply, visit the Cork GAA Sustainable Club Competition page.

 

Rebels’ Bounty Draw for August has been announced

The Rebels’ Bounty Draw for the month of August took place on Tuesday evening, with almost €30,000 in prize money awarded to 30 lucky winners. 🎉

Congratulations to all our winners, particularly those from Crosshaven, Castletownroche and Boherbue, who took the top three prizes.

👏 Congratulations to all of our August winners!

Check out the full list of winners in the piece below 👇

Rebels’ Bounty Draw – August Draw

The Rebels’ Bounty Draw for the month of August will take place at 6:30pm on Tuesday, 8th September in SuperValu Páirc Uí Chaoimh.

The draw will once again see 30 lucky winners selected, with a fantastic top prize of €20,000 up for grabs this month.

The excitement is building as Rebels’ Bounty participants await the August draw, with 30 prizes to be won and the chance for one lucky winner to walk away with the €20,000 top prize.

The draw will be streamed live below from 6:30pm.

Best of luck to all participants!

Rebels’ Bounty Draw
📍 SuperValu Páirc Uí Chaoimh
📅 Tuesday, 8th September
⏰ 6:30pm
🎟️ 30 winners
💰 Top prize: €20,000