Rebels’ Bounty Draw for October takes place 8pm on Thursday 27th
Rebels Bounty Draw for October will take place at 8pm. The draw will be live-streamed from SuperValu Páirc Uí Chaoimh.
It will be live on Cork GAA website and on Rebels’ Online
Blarney and Newcestown to meet again in Senior ‘A’ HC final
In a thrilling Co-op SuperStores Cork SAHC match at SuperValu Páirc Uí Chaoimh, A crowd of 5,813 spectators witnessed an intense battle between Blarney and Newcestown. With 64 minutes gone, the sides were level as referee Mark Maher called full-time.
The game will be replayed on Saturday 28th October at 5pm in SuperValu Páirc Uí Chaoimh. Tickets are now on sale at www.gaacork.ie/tickets
S Barrett 0-6 (0-4 f), P Power 1-2, M Coleman 0-3, C Hegarty, C Barrett, S Mulcahy, C Dunlea, O Hegarty 0-1 each.
E Kenneally 0-6 (0-4f, 0-1 65), J Meade 0-4 (0-1 sideline), D Buckley 0-3, S O’Donovan, C Dinneen 0-2 each, T Horgan, R O’Sullivan 0-1 each.
C Murphy; S Crowley, D Murphy, P O’Leary; J O’Keeffe, P Crowley, C Power; O Hegarty, C Hegarty; S Mulcahy, C Dunlea, S Barrett; M Coleman, P Power, C Barrett.
E Kirby for Dunlea (43), C McCarthy for Mulcahy (50).
C Wilson; M McSweeney, G O’Donovan, J Kelleher; L Meade, C O’Neill, E Collins; T Twomey, N Kelly; S O’Donovan, E Kenneally, D Buckley; C Dinneen, R O’Sullivan, J Meade.
T Horgan for Kelly (45), C O’Donovan for O’Sullivan (58).
M Maher (St Finbarr’s).
Aghabullogue win Intermediate A HC
Aghabullogue 3-17 Midleton 2-19
AGHABULLOGUE held on to claim the Intermediate A HC title in a nail-biting affair with Midleton in SuperValu Páirc Uí Chaoimh on Sunday afternoon.
Matthew Bradley put in a man-of-the-match performance, scoring 0-14 overall, while Shane Tarrant and John Corkery also stood out as they shared the goals. With the best efforts of Aidan Ryan and Aaron Mulcahy, Midleton came back from seven points down, and levelled it heading into injury time.
M Bradley 0-12 (0-8 f), J Corkery 2-0, S Tarrant 1-2, C Gillespie, P Ring, N Barry Murphy 0-1 each.
A Mulcahy 0-14 (0-11 f 0-1 65), K Farmer 1-1, A Quirke 1-0, D McCarthy 0-2, A Ryan, G Reddy 0-1 each.
F Foley; T Long, C Timmons, Jerome Corkery; T Buckley, P O’Sullivan, M Dennehy; N Barry Murphy, S Furey; John Corkery, P Ring, J Foley; M Bradley, S Tarrant, C Gillespie.
B Dineen for Gillespie (h-t), B Casey for O’Sullivan (44), D Quinlan for Long (50).
Z Smith; C Gunning, C Murphy, D Scanlon; L Hennessy, J Nagle, G Reddy; A Daly, A Quirke; A Mulcahy, A Ryan, D McCarthy; T Roche, K Farmer, C Crowley.
A Power for Gunning (25 inj), P Dowling for Crowley (44), D Cagney for Roche (53), P O’Shea for Reddy (60).
Patrick O’Mahony (Kilbrittain)
Torthaí Craobh Scór Sinsir Chorcaí 2023
The Cork Sinsir Finals attracted a diverse entry with exciting cultural fare on offer in the Éire Óg GAA Pavilion, Ovens. That made for an exciting programme with the best of cultural fare on parade with strong competition from clubs from across the county. Sinéad Guiney did an excellent job as Bean a’Tí. Prizes were presented by Donal McSuibhne, Cultural Officer, Cork GAA and Tony McAulliffe, Chairman, Scór Chorcaí. The County titles were shared by clubs from Avondhu, Carbery and Duhallow. Cullen won the overall shield for the best club in Scór Sinsir, while Boherbue captured the Paddy Carroll Cup as the best Club in all three Scór competitions in Cork in 2023.
Torthaí
Rince Foirne:
1. Boherbue
Amhránaíocht Aonair:
1. Anna Moynihan (Cullen)
2. Ciara Walsh (Dohenys)
Aithriseoireacht:
1. Joe Aherne (Kilworth)
2. John O’Sullivan (St. Johns)
Bailéad Ghrúpa:
1. Cullen
2. Carbery Rangers
Nuachleas:
1. Carbery Rangers
Ceol Uirlise:
1. Clann na nGael
2. Cullen
Rince Seit:
1. Boherbue
Tráth na gCeist:
1. Millstreet
2. Ballinascarthy
Overall Shield for best club in Scór Sinsir: Cullen
Paddy Carroll Cup for best club in Scór 2023: Boherbue
We wish the very best of luck to the Cork champions who progress to the Munster Final on Saturday, October 28th.
Sars win Premier Senior Championship
Sarsfields 0-21 Midleton 0-19
When Sarsfields won the Cork SHC in 2008 to end a 51-year wait, Teddy McCarthy was one of Bertie Óg Murphy’s selectors.
Having had to endure such a wait since 1957, the nine-year gap since 2014 until now could never compare but its bridging still brought a welter of emotion. And, while Teddy Mac could not be there in person, he was certainly there in spirit, his memory honoured long and loud by the Rivrstown faithful.
Sars didn’t lead until the 51st minute of the encounter, when Aaron Myers scored his tenth point to make it 0-18 to 0-17, but they had wiped out what was a five-point lead early in the second half and continued to enjoy the upper hand for what was left.
Scorers for Sarsfields: A Myers 0-12 (0-8f), Cathal McCarthy 0-4, J O’Connor 0-2, D Kearney, Colm McCarthy, D Hogan 0-1 each.
Midleton: C Lehane 0-7 (0-4f), R O’Regan 0-3, P Haughney, M Finn (0-1 sideline) 0-2 each, T O’Connell, S O’Sullivan, P White, C Beausang, T O’Leary Hayes 0-1 each.
SARSFIELDS: D McCarthy; Cathal McCarthy, C Leahy, P Leopold; B Murphy, E Murphy, L Elliott; C O’Sullivan, D Kearney; D Hogan, Colm McCarthy, A Myers; J O’Connor, C Darcy, S O’Regan.
Subs: L Hackett for O’Regan (43), J Sweeney for Darcy (49), B Nodwell for Hogan (53),
MIDLETON: B Saunderson; S Smyth, S O’Sullivan, S O’Leary Hayes; E Moloney, T O’Connell, C Smyth; M Finn, P Haughney; D Cremin, C Lehane, R O’Regan; C Beausang, L O’Farrell, P White.
Subs: P Connaughton for Cremin (45), T O’Leary Hayes for White (60).
Referee: C O’Regan (Ballyhea).
