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Cork Camogie vs Clare – Match Day & Stadium Information

Cork Camogie vs Clare – Match Day & Stadium Information

The Rebels, in fine form all season, host Clare tomorrow at SuperValu Páirc Uí Chaoimh in the Glen Dimplex Camogie Championship. A win will secure Cork top spot in the group, sending them straight to the semi-finals and helping them avoid the quarter-final stage.

Stadium Information:

Gates open 60 minutes before throw-in
Only the South Stand Lower will be open to spectators
Please Note: Match tickets must be purchased in advance – no tickets will be sold at the venue

Come early and get behind the Rebels as they aim to keep their winning streak alive and secure a semi-final place!

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The Cork Senior Football team to play Dublin in the Preliminary Quarter Final of the All-Ireland championship has been announced;

The Cork Senior Football team to play Dublin in the Preliminary Quarter Final of the All-Ireland Championship at Croke Park on Saturday 21st June at 6.15pm has been announced;

1. Micheál Aodh Martin, Nemo Rangers

2. Seán Meehan, Kiskeam

3. Daniel O’Mahony, Knocknagree

4. Maurice Shanley, Clonakilty

5. Brian O’Driscoll, Carrigaline

6. Seán Brady, Ballygarvan

7. Matty Taylor, Mallow

8. Ian Maguire, St Finbarr’s

9. Colm O’Callaghan, Éire Óg

10. Paul Walsh, Kanturk

11. Seán Walsh, Mitchelstown

12. Seán McDonnell, Mallow

13. Mark Cronin, Nemo Rangers

14. Brian Hurley, Castlehaven (Captain)

15. Chris Óg Jones, Uíbh Laoire

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16. Patrick Doyle, Knocknagree

17. Neil Lordan, Ballinora

18. Rory Maguire, Castlehaven

19. Seán Powter, Douglas

20. Luke Fahy, Ballincollig

21. Conor Cahalane, Castlehaven

22. Eoghan McSweeney, Knocknagree

23. Ruairí Deane, Bantry Blues

24. Conor Corbett, Clyda Rovers

25. Cathail O’Mahony, Mitchelstown

26. Hugh O’Connor, Newmarket

Standby Players;

27. Tommy Walsh, Kanturk 28. David Buckley, Newcestown 29. Darragh Cashman, Millstreet 30. Éanna O’Hanlon, Kilshannig.

GameSpeed Masterclass: Speed & Footwork Training for Youth Athletes

Cork GAA is proud to present the GameSpeed Masterclass, a specialised one-day training event designed to develop the speed, footwork, and movement of youth athletes aged 15–18.

Taking place on Friday, July 4th at the iconic SuperValu Páirc Uí Chaoimh from 8:30 AM to 2:00 PM, this high-performance session is delivered by the Cork GAA High Performance Unit and is built around the three key pillars of the GameSpeed Framework:

Linear Speed (Acceleration & Maximum Velocity)
Lateral Speed (Shuffling & Stepping)
Turning Speed (Deceleration & Jockeying)

Each participant will receive:

Expert coaching across all speed categories
A personalised Speed & Agility Profile
A take-home 8-week Speed Programme
Access to exclusive video resources on movement and drills

With just 30 spaces available, this is a unique opportunity to experience elite coaching in a professional environment.

Book Your Place

Cost:

Early Bird Rate: €75
Standard Rate: €95

Don’t miss your chance to unlock your speed and elevate your game.

The Rebels are heading to Croker! 🔴⚪

Cork face Dublin in a blockbuster All-Ireland Senior Football Championship Preliminary Quarter-Final this Saturday in Croke Park. With a place in the last eight on the line, this is knockout football at its best – and we need every Rebel voice behind the team.

Don the red and white, rally your friends and family, and make the journey to HQ as Cork look to take a massive step forward in the championship.

Cork vs Dublin – All-Ireland SFC Preliminary Quarter-Final

📍 Venue: Croke Park, Dublin

📅 Date: Saturday, June 21, 2025

⏰ Time: Throw-in at 6:15pm

🎟️ Tickets:

🎟️ Click to Buy your tickets Now

📺 Live Broadcast: GAA+

Cork travel to Croke Park for a thrilling clash with Dublin in the All-Ireland Senior Football Championship Preliminary Quarter-Final. With a place in the last 8 at stake, this promises to be a blockbuster encounter between two proud footballing counties.

Cork supporters are encouraged to wear red, bring the noise, and back the Rebels all the way!

🚗 Travel Info:
Public transport is strongly advised. For matchday travel updates and parking info, visit Transport for Ireland.

The 2025 Tom Creedon Cup – The Journey Begins

The draw for the 2025 Tom Creedon Cup took place recently. In the hat were eight proud Intermediate football teams from across Cork:
Ilen Rovers, Kilmurry, Knocknagree, Macroom, Millstreet, Naomh Abán, O’Donovan Rossa, and St Vincent’s.

This year’s competition will be played on a knockout basis, adding to the drama and urgency that defines the Tom Creedon Cup each summer.

🗓️ All fixtures are to be played by Sunday, July 13th:

Knocknagree 🆚 O’Donovan Rossa
Macroom 🆚 Ilen Rovers
Millstreet 🆚 Kilmurry
St Vincent’s 🆚 Naomh Abán

📌 What Is the Tom Creedon Cup?

The Tom Creedon Cup is a long-standing competition in Cork GAA, established in 1985 in memory of Tom Creedon, the much-loved Macroom and Cork footballer who tragically passed away in 1983.

The competition was presented to Macroom GAA, Muskerry GAA, and the Cork County Board by the Creedon family and has since become a respected feature of the Intermediate football calendar.

👤 Who Was Tom Creedon?

Tom Creedon (1954–1983) was a native of Macroom, a Cork senior footballer, and a leader on and off the field. A National League winner with Cork in 1980, he also won Railway Cups with Munster in 1977 and 1981.

He captained Macroom through the ranks and helped them return to senior level just before his untimely death. Tom’s legacy is one of commitment, class, and Cork pride—and this cup keeps his memory alive.

More information on the competition