McCarthy Insurance Group Championship Games Postponed due to Orange Weather Warning;

Please note that the following games scheduled for tomorrow, Sunday, September 29th have been postponed due to the orange weather warning.
The CCC will circulate an updated fixture plan later this evening.
Sun, Sept 29th @2pm
IAFC
QF
Gabriel Rangers v Mitchelstown in Páirc Uí Rinn
Sun, Sept 29th @2.15pm
PSFC
QF
Nemo Rangers v Clonakilty in Bandon
Sun, Sept 29th @4pm
PSFC
Rel PO
Carbery Rangers v Éire Óg in Bandon 
Sun, Sept 29th @4pm
PSFC
QF
Mallow v Muskerry in Páirc Uí Rinn

Rebel’s Bounty Draw Results for August

McCarthy Insurance Group Premier Junior Football Championship offers interesting ties;

The McCarthy Insurance Group Premier Junior Football Championship quarter finals and Relegation Play off offer interesting ties.

The opening game of this championship sees Glenville face Kilmurry at Ovens on Friday 27th September with a 7.30pm start.

Glenville were pipped by Cullen in their opening group game by the minimum before defeating Ballydesmond in round two and closed off the group stages losing out to Kinsale.

Kilmurry opened with victories over Cobh and St James before going under to Canovee.

The second quarter final brings Canovee into opposition against Urhan at Drimoleague on Saturday 28th September with a 5.30pm start.

Canovee got the better of St James & Cobh and drew with Cobh in their three group games while Urhan opened with a one point victory over Millstreet before losing out to St Nicks and Buttevant.

In the relegation play off, Newcestown is the setting for the clash of the Saints, with St Nicks and St James aiming to avoid the drop on Saturday 28th September at 4pm.

Tickets are available from gaacork.ie/ticket

Details of all games in the McCarthy Insurance Group Premier Junior Football championship are listed hereunder;

McCarthy Insurance Group Intermediate ‘A’ Football Championship reaches Knock out Stages;

The McCarthy Insurance Group Intermediate ‘A’ Football championship has reached the knock out stages with two quarter finals and a relegation play off down for decision this weekend.

Mallow houses the first quarter final between clubs from Duhallow and Avondubh on Saturday 28th September at 5.30pm when Boherbue clash with Glanworth.

Boherbue tasted success over city sides, Na Piarsaigh and St Finbarrs before losing out to Glanmire in their last group stage.

Glanworth, for their part defeated Ballinora and St Vincents before losing to near neighbours Mitchelstown last time out.

The second quarter final is the opening tie at Pairc Ui Rinn on Sunday 29th September between Gabriel Rangers and Mitchelstown 2pm.

Gabriel Rangers defeated Kildorrery and Dromtarriffe before losing to Adrigole last time out. Mitchelstown defeated St Vincents and Glanworth, either side of a defeat to Ballinora.

In the relegation play off, city sides Na Pairsaigh and St Vincents face off at Mayfield on Saturday 28th September 4pm. Both sides drew a blank in their group stage games with Na Piarsaigh losing out to Boherbue, Glanmire and St Finbarrs, while St Vincents went under to Mitchelstown, Glanworth and Ballinora.

Tickets for all three games are on sale from gaacork.ie/tickets

All Intermediate ”A” football fixtures are listed hereunder;

Premier Intermediate Football Quarter Finals Centre Stage on Saturday 28th September;

The McCarthy Insurance Group Premier Intermediate Football Quarter finals and Relegation play off take centre stage on Saturday 28th September;

Kealkil houses the quarter final tie between Bantry Blues & Uibh Laoire at 5.30pm. Both sides won their opening two group ties before losing in the last round.

Bantry Blues got the better of Nemo Rangers and Bandon before losing out to Naomh Aban while Uibh Laoire defeated Ilen Rovers and Aghada before going under to near neighbours Aghabullogue last time out.

The second quarter final sees Naomh Aban face Rockchapel at Banteer also with a 5.30pm start. Naomh Aban defeated Bandon and Bantry Blues either side of a draw with Nemo Rangers. Rockchapel, for their part, got the better of Macroom and lost to Kilshannig before being held to a draw in their final group league tie by Castletownbere.

In the Relegation play off, Ilen Rovers face off with Macroom at Dunmanway with a 4pm start. Both sides finished pointless after their three game group stages, with Ilen Rovers losing out to Uibh Laoire, Aghabullogue and Aghada, while Macroom lost out to Rockchapel, Castletownbere and Kilshannig.

Tickets for all games are on sale at gaacork.ie/tickets

All fixtures are listed hereunder;