The Cork U20 Hurling team to play Waterford has been announced;

The Cork U20 Hurling team to play Waterford in the O’Neills.com Munster Hurling Championship first round  has been announced;
1. Paudie O’Sullivan- Fr. O’Neills
2. Denis Cashman – Bride Rovers
3. Kevin Lyons – Ballygarvan
4. Darragh O’Sullivan – Capt- Ballinhassig
5. James Dwyer- Ballincollig
6. Óran O’Regan- Erins Own
7. Cillian Tobin – Bride Rovers
8. Mikey Finn – Midleton
9. Ben Walsh – Killeagh
10. Diarmuid Healy – Lisgoold
11. William Buckley – St. Finbarrs
12. Tadhg O’Connell – Ballincollig
13. Jack Leahy – Dungourney
14. David Cremin – Midleton
15. Eoin O’Leary – Glen Rovers
16. Daniel O’Connell – Dromina
17. Ollie McAdoo – Blackrock
18. James O’Brien – Fermoy
19. Peter O’Shea – Erins Own
20. Ben Nyhan – Clyda Rovers
21. Ronan O’Connell- Bride Rovers
22. Adam O’Sullivan – Ballinhassig
23. Ross O’Sullivan – Na Piarsaigh
24. Barry Walsh – Killeagh

OFFICIAL LAUNCH OF SUPERVALU PÁIRC UÍ CHAOIMH AHEAD OF CORK’S FOOTBALL CHAMPIONSHIP OPENER

 

OFFICIAL LAUNCH OF SUPERVALU PÁIRC UÍ CHAOIMH AHEAD OF CORK’S FOOTBALL CHAMPIONSHIP OPENER

Iconic home of Cork GAA and all GAA codes set to benefit from 10 year partnership 

 

The official launch of SuperValu Páirc Uí Chaoimh took place today ahead of the Munster Football Quarter Final between Cork and Limerick on Sunday, April 7th next.

The sponsorship deal, which was unanimously agreed by members of the Cork County Board in February, creates a partnership between Cork GAA and SuperValu that will allow further growth and development of both the stadium and Gaelic games in Cork. 

The naming rights for the historic stadium was part of a broader commercial strategy by Cork GAA, which is supported by One Cork. The funds raised will support the upkeep of SuperValu Páirc Uí Chaoimh, and promote the games across the entire community in County Cork.

At the official launch of the new SuperValu Páirc Uí Chaoimh were the captains of Cork’s four teams, Brian Hurley (football), Seán O’Donoghue (hurling), Máire O’Callaghan (ladies football) and Molly Lynch (camogie).

 

Cork GAA CEO, Kevin O’Donovan said; “When seeking a partner for naming rights, we had to carefully choose who best supports the goals and ambitions that Cork GAA has for its communities. We firmly believe that this partnership with SuperValu will help ensure the future success of SuperValu Páirc Uí Chaoimh, but also help develop our games for all codes in every corner of the county.” 

SuperValu is part of the Musgrave Group, Ireland’s leading food retail, wholesale, and food service company.  With a network of 222 community-based stores across the country, SuperValu already has strong connections to the GAA as sponsor of the All-Ireland Senior Football Championship. They also currently sponsor the Cork Senior Ladies Football Team.   

SuperValu, Marketing Director, Ray Kelly said, “We have received incredible positive feedback from our retailers across Cork and Munster, following the announcement that the home of GAA in Cork was being renamed SuperValu Páirc Uí Chaoimh. Everyone across the SuperValu network is committed to their local community, and we already have strong links with every club as a result. The sponsorship of the stadium shows our real commitment to all codes of the game, and we look forward to our GAA fans experiencing the changes in SuperValu Páirc Uí Chaoimh in the weeks to come. The stadium is a huge asset to the GAA community and the wider economy. Over the coming years we plan to work closely with Cork GAA to further support the growth and development of both the stadium and the games.”

 

Phase 1 of SuperValu’s stadium rebrand is now complete with the new name visible to spectators.  Further signage enhancements across the stadium will be made in the coming weeks.

 

SuperValu Páirc Uí Chaoimh has a busy few weeks ahead, with a number of Munster Hurling and Football clashes to look forward to, as well as a sell-out concert with the return of Bruce Springsteen to Cork.

 

 

The Cork Minor Hurling Team to play Tipperary in the Electric Ireland Munster Championship Round 1 has been announced;

  1. Josh Goulding, Glen Rovers
  2. Keenan Harrington, Ballinhassig
  3. Cian Denis O Connor, Millstreet
  4. Liam Kelleher, Douglas, Captain
  5. Kevin Beechinor, Eire Og
  6. Conor Noonan, Kanturk
  7. Dean Cosgrave, Courcey Rovers
  8. Oisin O’Connell, Carrigaline, Vice-Captain
  9. Jack Hegarty, Ballinora
  10. Michael Brosnan, Glen Rovers
  11. Mark O’Brien, Douglas
  12. Luke Murphy, Barryroe
  13. Adam Lee, Cloyne
  14. Joe Twohig, Valley Rovers
  15. Cormac Deane, Killeagh
  16. Adam Lee, Carrigtwohill
  17. Rian O’Riordan, Blackrock
  18. David Enright, Inniscara
  19. John Murphy, Mallow
  20. Cathal Lowney, Tracton
  21. Jack O’Brien, Douglas
  22. Leo Hennessy, Ballymartle
  23. Peter Barrett, Midleton
  24. Fionn Lardner, Fermoy

Coaching and Games | April Club meetings

Our third series of monthly coaching meetings for all Cork GAA clubs is set to kick off over the next two weeks across 14 locations in the county. These crucial gatherings will be overseen by each regional Games Development Coordinator (GDC).

Each club within every region is asked to send two representatives: the Club Coaching Officer and the Club Cul Camp Coordinator.

Here’s the full rundown of dates, venues, and corresponding Regional GDCs for the April meetings:

  • April 3rd:

    • Clann na nGael GAA Club – GDC James McCarthy
    • St Mary’s GAA Club – ACHG Paudie Crowley
    • Carraig na bhFear GAA Club – GDC Michael Hennessy
    • Ballincollig GAA Club (8:00 PM start) – GDC Colm Crowley
    • St Catherines GAA Club – GDC Ciaran O’Brien
    • Sarsfields GAA Club – GDC Paudie O’Brien
    • Kanturk GAA Club – GDC Pat Spratt
    • Presentation Pastoral Centre, Doneraile – GDC Colm Finnan
    • Milford Community Hall – GDC Cian O’Connor
    • Araglen GAA Club – GDC Sean Gleeson

  • April 4th:

    • Kilmichael GAA Club – GDC Fachtna O’Connor

  • April 9th:

    • Atlantic Bar Adrigole – GDC Niall McIntyre

  • April 10th:

    • Passage West GAA Club – GDC Brendan Delaney

  • April 11th:

    • Riverstick Community Hall – GDC Mick Daly

These meetings are pivotal for fostering collaboration and development within Cork GAA, ensuring the continuous growth and success of our clubs and players.

Cork GAA Clubs reap bonanza of close to €2m for the fourth year running

Following the huge success of Cork County Board Fundraiser, Rebels’ Bounty, over the past three years, the sales period for this year’s draw has again seen record numbers sign-up, with €3m raised in total.
An annual prize fund of €500,000 and a similar contribution to Cork County Board, (including running costs), will result in just under €2m being accrued by Clubs.
Cork GAA Chairperson, Pat Horgan said “We are thrilled that Rebels’ Bounty has now firmly established itself as a consistent and sustainable fundraised for our clubs at grassroots level.  It is a testament to all those that have travelled the highways and byways of Cork city and county over the last few months selling tickets and promoting the draw and to our all our members’ continued commitment to their clubs.”
Cork GAA Secretary / CEO, Kevin O’Donovan said “We are thrilled to reach record numbers this year with record with sales of just under 30,000.  We look forward to seeing our clubs reap the benefits of this investment in their facilities and coaching structures and we are grateful for the contribution to our own teams and activities also. Sincere thanks to the organising committee, in particular Trina, Cian, Terry, Patrick, Gary and Brian for their continued support of this project.”
Last night saw the monthly draws for January, February and March take place with close to €100,000 in prizes being won, the remainder of the €500,000 cash prize fund being distributed amongst the remaining monthly draws for 2024.
Since 2021, a gross figure of €11.6m has been raised by Rebels’ Bounty with close to €7.7m having been harvested by Clubs.
Last night’s winners can be viewed here: https://gaacork.ie/rebelsbounty/