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Upcoming Workshop: Applying Theory – Implementing Analysis into Sport

Cork GAA is delighted to announce the next step in our performance analysis education journey — a Practical Performance Analysis Workshop titled “Applying Theory: Implementing Analysis into Sport” taking place on Saturday, 24th May 2025, at SuperValu Páirc Uí Chaoimh.

This full-day event (9am–4pm) is tailored for coaches and analysts looking to turn theory into real, impactful insight. Following hugely positive feedback from our Introduction to Performance Analysis sessions, this practical workshop is designed to equip participants with hands-on tools to enhance post-match feedback, tactical reviews, and overall team development.

Workshop Details:

Date: Saturday, 24th May 2025
Time: 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Venue: SuperValu Páirc Uí Chaoimh
Cost: €50 (+ booking fee)
Places Available: 20

What You’ll Learn:

✅ Free 1-month trial of Nacsport Scout Software
✅ How to attach match footage to Nacsport software
✅ How to create a custom code window template
✅ Applying your template in post-match analysis
✅ Understanding and working with the code timeline
✅ Building and delivering video presentations for coaches and players
✅ How to use the dashboard template for insight and efficiency

Participants will gain practical experience using one of the leading analysis tools in sport — Nacsport Scout — and walk away with skills they can immediately implement in their clubs.

Booking is below and cost of the course is €50 plus booking fee of €2.50.

The Cork Minor Hurling Team to play Tipperary has been announced;

The Cork Minor Hurling team to play Tipperary in Round 5 of the Electric Ireland Munster Championship at Páirc Uí Rinn on Friday 2nd May at 7pm has been announced;

Tom C Walsh, Aghada
Darragh Heavin, Russell Rovers
Tom O’Flynn, Sarsfields
Cian Lawton, Midleton
Michael T Brosnan, Glen Rovers
Bobby Carroll, Dromina, Captain
Colm Garde, Lisgoold
Tom A Walsh, Carrigtwohill
Jack Counihan, Watergrasshill
Ruairc Donovan, Fermoy
Cormac Deane, Killeagh
Craig O’Sullivan, Na Piarsaigh
Seán Coughlan, Passage
Eoghan O’Shea, Ballinhassig
Sam Ring, Carrigtwohill
Cathal Galvin, Sarsfields
Ryan Dineen, Erin’s Own
Evan Connolly, Dungourney
Callum Coffey, Na Piarsaigh
Michael Quill, Blackrock
Charlie Hanratty, Carrigaline
Darragh Winters, Courcey Rovers
Senan Carroll, Midleton
Eoghan Hogan, Éire Óg

Draw for All-Ireland Senior Football Group Stages

The draw for the All-Ireland Senior Football Championship took place on Wednesday afternoon, revealing Cork’s path in the group stage of the competition. Cork has been placed in Group 2, which includes the winners of the Munster Final—either Clare or Kerry—as well as the runners-up of the Leinster Final, which will be contested by Louth and Meath. Rounding out the group are Roscommon.
This group promises to deliver some highly competitive fixtures, with Cork set to face both provincial finalists and a seasoned Roscommon team. The final standings in the provincial championships will ultimately determine the exact matchups and venues, but fans can expect intense battles as the teams compete for a place in the knockout stages of the All-Ireland series.

The Cork team to play Waterford in round 5 of the O’Neill’s.com Munster U20 Hurling Championship has been announced;

The Cork U20 Hurling team to play Waterford in the O’Neill.com Munster Championship round 5 at SuperValu Páirc Uí Chaoimh, Cork on Wednesday 20th April 7.30pm has been announced.