The Rebels’ Bounty Draw for September will take place on Tuesday, 6 October.
🎉 €20,000 top prize
📅 Tuesday, 6 October
⏰ Live from 6:30pm
Watch the live stream below and follow all the action as the September winners are revealed.
There was plenty of championship action across Cork over the weekend, with the finalists now confirmed in the Co-Op Superstores Cork Hurling Championships.
Co-Op Superstores Intermediate A Hurling Championship
Sarsfields 1-14 Aghada 3-18
Co-Op Superstores Senior A Hurling Championship
Blarney 0-21 Carrigtwohill 0-25
Erins Own 1-22 Watergrasshill 0-16
Co-Op Superstores Intermediate A Hurling Championship
Bandon 3-20 Midleton 1-17
Co-Op Superstores Premier IHC
Valley Rovers 1-15 Dungourney 2-14
Ballincollig 1-25 Carrigaline 2-19
Co-Op Superstores Premier JHC
St Catherines 5-19 Barryroe 1-18
Co-Op Superstores Premier SHC
Kanturk 1-22 St Finbarrs 1-27
Midleton 1-18 Glen Rovers 2-21
Co-Op Superstores Premier JHC
Kilshannig 2-24 Argideen Rangers 0-15
The results confirm the line-up for the five Co-Op Superstores Cork Hurling Championship finals, all of which will take place at SuperValu Páirc Uí Chaoimh.
The dates and times for the five Co-Op Superstores Cork Hurling Championship finals, with all five deciders set to take place at SuperValu Páirc Uí Chaoimh.
The full schedule, from Premier SHC down to Premier JHC, is:
Glen Rovers v St Finbarrs
📅 Sunday 18 October
⏰ 4:00pm
📍 SuperValu Páirc Uí Chaoimh
Carrigtwohill v Erins Own
📅 Sunday 1 November
⏰ 4:00pm
📍 SuperValu Páirc Uí Chaoimh
Dungourney v Ballincollig
📅 Sunday 18 October
⏰ 2:00pm
📍 SuperValu Páirc Uí Chaoimh
Aghada v Bandon
📅 Saturday 31 October
⏰ 5:00pm
📍 SuperValu Páirc Uí Chaoimh
St Catherines v Kilshannig
📅 Friday 23 October
⏰ 7:30pm
📍 SuperValu Páirc Uí Chaoimh
🎟️ Advance tickets are available at www.gaacork.ie/tickets
Cork PSHC semi-final: Glen Rovers 2-20 Midleton 1-18
Micheál Mullins’ two second-half goals set up Glen Rovers’ first premier senior county final against St Finbarr’s in 38 years, avenging last year’s quarter-final defeat to Midleton at SuperValu Páirc Uí Chaoimh. A sluggish Midleton, four weeks without a game, trailed by six after 21 minutes. They rallied when Conor Lehane moved to the half-forward line, and Tomás Mulcahy’s side led just 0-10 to 0-9 at the break. Mullins finished low after a solo run early in the second half. Paul Connaughton replied with a deflected strike, but Mullins struck again on 54 minutes. Patrick Horgan hit 0-11.
Scorers for Glen Rovers: P Horgan 0-11 (0-8 f), M Mullins 2-0, S Kennefick, D Brosnan 0-3 each, E O’Leary 0-2, L Quilligan, L Horgan 0-1 each.
Scorers for Midleton: C Lehane 0-7 (0-3 f), P Connaughton 1-3, C Walsh 0-3, P White 0-2, D Cremin, R O’Regan, C Beausang 0-1 each.
GLEN ROVERS: C Hickey; E Varian, A Lynch (capt), R Downey; L Horgan, E Downey, L Coughlan; R Dunne, C McCarthy; D Brosnan, M Mullins, L Quilligan; S Kennefick, E O’Leary, P Horgan.
Subs: B Moylan for L Quilligan (51), D Noonan for C McCarthy (59).
MIDLETON: B Saunderson; T O’Leary-Hayes, E Moloney, T Dunlea; C Walsh, T O’Connell, S O’Sullivan; M Finn, S Quirke; R O’Regan, A Quirke, K McDermott; P Connaughton, D Cremin, C Lehane.
Subs: E McGrath for T O’Leary-Hayes (4, inj), P White for S Quirke (34-35, temp), P White for K McDermott, C Beausang for R O’Regan (both 44), L O’Farrell for S Quirke (51), C Morley for P Connaughton (59).
Referee: C O’Regan (Ballyea).
Cork PSHC semi-final: St Finbarr’s 1-27 Kanturk 1-22
St Finbarr’s produced a roaring finish to deny Kanturk a first-ever county final appearance and reach their first decider since 2022. Kanturk, with Alan Walsh a constant menace, led 0-10 to 0-5 after 17 minutes and 0-14 to 0-13 at half-time. The Barrs hit nine second-half wides, and Walsh’s goal put the Duhallow side four clear. Shane Hurley’s 48th-minute save from Walsh proved pivotal. Ethan Twomey (1-4) drilled home soon after, and the Barrs outscored Kanturk 1-9 to 0-3 from the 49th minute, finishing with seven in a row. Ben Cunningham hit ten points as Glen Rovers await in the final.
Scorers for St Finbarr’s: B Cunningham 0-10 (0-5 f), E Twomey 1-4, B Hayes 0-5, W Buckley, E Finn 0-2 each, J O’Kelly, S Cunningham, J Wigginton-Barrett, J Cahalane 0-1 each.
Scorers for Kanturk: B O’Sullivan 0-9 (0-7 f), A Walsh 1-2, C Walsh, D O’Connell 0-3 each, L O’Neill 0-2, D Browne, C Noonan, P Walsh 0-1 each.
ST FINBARR’S: S Hurley; S Daly, J Burns, D Cahalane; E Finn, C Doolan, C Cahalane; C Walsh, E Twomey; B Cunningham, W Buckley, B Hayes; S Cunningham, J Wigginton-Barrett, J O’Kelly.
Subs: J Murray for Burns (37), A Barry for Walsh (43), C McCarthy for O’Kelly (47), R Barrett for S Cunningham (48), J Cahalane for C McCarthy (52, inj).
KANTURK: G Bucinskas; L McLoughlin, M Healy, J McLoughlin; D Browne, T Walsh, R Walsh; C Noonan, B O’Sullivan; L O’Neill, P Walsh, D O’Connell; C Walsh, A Walsh, L O’Keeffe.
Subs: I Walsh for M Healy, R Sheahan for O’Keeffe (both 55).
Referee: C Lyons.
Cork PJHC semi-final: Kilshannig 2-24 Argideen Rangers 0-15
Kilshannig will face St Catherine’s in the Premier Junior final after an emphatic win over Argideen Rangers before a fine attendance in Coachford. Driven on by their Senior A football defeat the previous weekend, the Avondhu side struck early through Diarmuid O’Sullivan’s seventh-minute goal and never looked back. Andy Hourigan hit six points from play. Jack Twomey then finished Kieran Twomey’s long-range free to the net as they led 2-12 to 0-8 at the break. Argideen, without the injured John Michael O’Callaghan, lacked penetration against a defence marshalled by Colm O’Shea. Kilshannig were 2-20 to 0-11 clear by the 51st minute.
Scorers for Kilshannig: J Twomey 1-4, A Hourigan 0-6, D O’Sullivan 1-3, P Walsh 0-4 (0-3 f), K Twomey 0-4 (0-1 f), R Crowley, K Smith, D Murphy 0-1 each.
Scorers for Argideen Rangers: P Flynn 0-5 (0-4 f), D O’Donovan, E Lawton, C Twomey, J Crowley 0-2 each, B Fleming 0-1, S Murray 0-1 (f).
KILSHANNIG: D Kearney; C Murphy, C O’Shea, D Guiney; K Twomey, D O’Sullivan, E Burke; B Curtin, A Hourigan; K Smith, J Twomey, T Cunningham; C Ruby, D O’Sullivan, P Walsh.
Subs: R Crowley for C Ruby (41), J O’Hanlon for D Murphy (48), D Guiney for D O’Sullivan (52), S Lyons for B Curtin (57), M Twomey for C O’Shea (57).
ARGIDEEN RANGERS: D Hurley; S Henchion, G Crowley, C Dineen; F Walsh, S Murray, J Twomey; C O’Donovan, C Twomey; D O’Donovan, E Lawton, F Butler; P Flynn, P Butler, J Crowley.
Subs: B Fleming for S Walsh (HT), D Walsh for C O’Donovan (HT), D Holland for F Butler (41).
Referee: Willie Wallis (Aghada).
Saturday Round-Up
Cork SAHC semi-final: Carrigtwohill 0-25 Blarney 0-21
Carrigtwohill’s remarkable run continues after they overcame Blarney at SuperValu Páirc Uí Chaoimh to reach the Senior A final. They lost talisman Seán Walsh on the eve of the championship, were beaten in their opener and trailed Ballinhassig late in their final group game. They then needed a late goal and penalties to see off Na Piarsaigh in the quarter-final. Denis Walsh’s side recovered from a slow start here to lead 0-12 to 0-9 at the break and were never caught. Their relentless work rate kept an error-strewn Blarney at arm’s length. Patrick Walsh hit six from play and James Mulcahy added seven.
Scorers for Carrigtwohill: J Mulcahy 0-7 (0-6 f), P Walsh 0-6, C O’Riordan 0-5, M Barrett (f), D Nolan 0-3 each, D Murnane 0-1.
Scorers for Blarney: S Barrett 0-8 (0-6 f), M Coleman 0-4 (0-2 65, 0-1 sc), E Kirby, C Hegarty, D McSweeney 0-2 each, C Power, D Hanlon, S Mulcahy 0-1 each.
CARRIGTWOHILL: S Devlin; B Twomey, AW Barry, P O’Sullivan; S Brennan, S de Búrca, D Murnane; J Horgan, J Oke; D Nolan, M Barrett, C O’Riordan; J Mulcahy, L O’Sullivan, P Walsh.
Subs: C Barry for J Horgan (37, inj); M O’Connor for Nolan (53); T Hogan for L O’Sullivan (60).
BLARNEY: C Murphy; S Crowley, C Power, A McEvoy; O Hegarty, M Coleman, S Mullane; D McSweeney, P Crowley; D Hanlon, S Barrett, C Hegarty; E Kirby, C Barrett, J Murphy.
Subs: S Mulcahy for Murphy (38); M O’Leary for Hanlon (47); J O’Keeffe for Coleman (47-48, temp); P Philpott for Crowley (55); J O’Keeffe for Mullane (64).
Referee: Patrick O’Mahony.
Cork SAHC semi-final: Erin’s Own 1-22 Watergrasshill 0-16
Erin’s Own are one game away from an immediate return to premier senior after easing clear of Watergrasshill in the second half. The Hill shaded the opening quarter, but Erin’s Own, perhaps rusty after a four-week lay-off, settled to lead 0-13 to 0-10 at the break. The decisive moment came in the 39th minute. With centre-back Oran O’Regan injured, attacker Shane Irwin was introduced and Peter O’Shea moved to defence. Irwin then drove a blistering shot past Aiden Foley to push his side seven clear. Conor Lenihan finished with seven points, and a local derby with Carrigtwohill awaits in the final.
Scorers for Erin’s Own: C Lenihan 0-7 (0-3 f), R O’Flynn 0-4, S Irwin 1-1, F O’Brien 0-3, C Dunphy, C McDonnell 0-2 each, C Dooley, P O’Shea, A O’Sullivan 0-1 each.
Scorers for Watergrasshill: S O’Regan 0-7 (0-4 f), B Lehane, S Desmond 0-2 each, A Murphy, K O’Neill, D O’Leary, A Foley (f), A Cronin 0-1 each.
ERIN’S OWN: T Dillon; C O’Connor, S Broderick, R O’Regan; C Dunphy, O O’Regan, C Dooley; C McDonnell, T Connell; P O’Shea, M O’Carroll, M O’Riordan; F O’Brien, R O’Flynn, C Lenihan.
Subs: S Irwin for O’Regan (35, inj), J O’Carroll for Connell (38), A O’Sullivan for O’Carroll (44), B Óg Murphy for Dunphy, L Casey for O’Riordan (both 58).
WATERGRASSHILL: A Foley; S Field, D McCarthy, D Roche; R Loftus, D O’Leary, K O’Neill; C Cronin, P Cronin; C O’Leary, B Lehane, S O’Regan; L Foley, A Murphy, S Desmond.
Subs: A Cronin for C Cronin (40), R Murray for L Foley (42), B Ryan for P Cronin (52), P O’Leary for C O’Leary (60+2).
Referee: Mark Maher (St Finbarr’s).
Cork PIHC semi-final: Ballincollig 1-25 Carrigaline 2-19
Ballincollig are back in the Premier IHC final after a stirring comeback against Carrigaline in Ovens. Playing against the wind, the Village trailed 1-15 to 0-11 at half-time after Brian Kelleher’s penalty. They fell 2-17 to 0-15 behind when Finn O’Connell netted a rebound on 45 minutes. The introduction of Brian Keating, son of manager Éamonn and only just back from injury, changed everything. His low finish sparked a surge that saw them outscore Carrigaline seven points to one, and goalkeeper James Linehan made key saves. Stephen Wills hit nine points as they set up a final against Dungourney.
Scorers for Ballincollig: S Wills 0-9 (0-5 f, 0-1 65), B Keating 1-2, D Miskella 0-4, T Morgan, D O’Mahony 0-3 each, C O’Driscoll, A Wills, K O’Leary, P Kelly 0-1 each.
Scorers for Carrigaline: B Kelleher 1-7 (1-0 pen, 0-2 65, 0-3 f), F O’Connell 1-3, K O’Reilly, E Desmond 0-3 each, D Drake 0-2, R McCarthy 0-1.
BALLINCOLLIG: J Linehan; R O’Donovan, F Denny, K O’Leary; B Coleman, D O’Sullivan, D O’Leary; B Dore, T Morgan; C O’Driscoll, S Wills, D O’Mahony; A Wills, J Dwyer (capt), D Miskella.
Subs: T O’Connell for C O’Driscoll (27, inj), B Keating for B Dore (40), P Kelly for D O’Mahony (44, inj), J Murray for F Denny (49-50, bs), C Dalton for B Coleman (53).
CARRIGALINE: R Foster; D Stack, D Griffin, S Williamson; K Kavanagh, N Coleman, D Green; R Kelleher (capt), E Desmond; O O’Connell, B Kelleher, D Drake; K O’Reilly, R McCarthy, F O’Connell.
Subs: P Mellett for E Desmond (27-29, bs), C Kearney for D Drake (50), R O’Shea for O O’Connell (56).
Referee: Cathal McAllister (Aghada).
Cork PIHC semi-final: Dungourney 2-14 Valley Rovers 1-15
Corner-back Dylan Healy was Dungourney’s unlikely hero at Ballyanly. He popped up in attack with the last play of the game to snatch a place in the Premier IHC final. The sides were level six times in the first half before Cillian O’Callaghan’s goal, set up by a Kelvin Coady Byrne burst, helped Dungourney lead 1-7 to 0-9 at the break. O’Callaghan’s 57th-minute point put them 1-14 to 0-14 ahead. Valleys hit back, and Eoghan Crowley’s injury-time goal edged them in front, 1-15 to 1-14. Coady Byrne then played in Healy for the winner, setting up a final against Ballincollig.
Scorers for Dungourney: C O’Callaghan 1-2, D Healy 1-0, J Ahern 0-4 (4 f), C Griffin, J Leahy 0-2 each, K Coady Byrne, N McGrath, F Daly, M Leahy 0-1 each.
Scorers for Valley Rovers: E Crowley 1-2, C O’Leary 0-5 (4 f, 0-1 65), J Walsh, W Hurley 0-2 each, A Kenneally, E Guinane, S Ryan, J Twohig 0-1 each.
DUNGOURNEY: P Flynn; C Morgan, R Harney, D Healy; M Leahy, J Griffin, M McGrath; S Hegarty, N Motherway; K Coady Byrne, J Ahern, N McGrath; F Daly, C O’Callaghan, C Griffin.
Subs: J Leahy for F Daly (38), J McCarthy for C Griffin (45).
VALLEY ROVERS: M Kelleher; T McGrath, M O’Leary, C Johnson; A Kenneally, E Guinane, W Hurley; S Ryan, J Kenneally; J Walsh, B McCarthy, J Twohig; E O’Shea, C O’Leary, E Crowley.
Subs: D O’Connell for J Kenneally (44), C O’Shea for J Twohig (50), T O’Brien for C Johnson (53).
Referee: Simon Stokes (Tullylease).
Cork IHC semi-final: Bandon 3-19 Midleton 1-17
Bandon booked an Intermediate final date with Aghada after a superb second-half display at Church Road. Jack Cullinane goaled inside 20 seconds after a fine catch and solo, and a Sean Carey brace helped the west Cork side into a six-point lead. Midleton grew into the game, however, and finished the half strongly to draw level at 1-9 to 0-12. Substitute Kevin Hannon proved decisive, goaling a minute after his 36th-minute introduction. Mark Sugrue then finished to the net when Hannon’s shot came back off the crossbar. Luke O’Farrell’s 48th-minute goal off the bench was scant consolation for Midleton.
Scorers for Bandon: M Cahalane 0-9 (f), J Cullinane 1-5, K Hannon, M Sugrue 1-0 each, S Carey 0-2, C Long, C Coleman, P Barry 0-1 each.
Scorers for Midleton: A Mulcahy 0-9 (0-6 f), L O’Farrell 1-0, K Burke 0-2, E McCarthy, P Barrett, C Stack, D Scanlon, P Haughney, D Egan 0-1 each.
BANDON: O Hennessy; P Calnan, T Twohig, C Twomey; C Lynch, P Murphy, D O’Donovan; M Cahalane, C Calnan; D O’Mahony, M Sugrue, E McSweeney; C Long, S Carey, J Cullinane.
Subs: K Hannon for D O’Mahony (36), D Crowley for S Carey (43), N McCarthy for P Calnan (44), P Barry for M Sugrue (56), C McCarthy for M Cahalane (60).
MIDLETON: B Rossiter; C Gunning, L Dineen, S Smyth; K Burke, C Cronin, E McCarthy; D Egan, P Haughney; C Beausang, D Scanlon, A Mulcahy; C Stack, K Farmer, P Barrett.
Subs: A Faye for S Smyth (38), M McSweeney for C Cronin (40), L O’Farrell for D Scanlon (40), E Fraser for A Faye (47), S O’Meara for K Farmer (50), J Hogan for D Egan (52).
Referee: Brendan Barry-Murphy (Cloughduv).
Cork PJHC semi-final: St Catherine’s 5-19 Barryroe 1-18
St Catherine’s reached their third Premier Junior final in four years with a ruthless display against Barryroe. Goalkeeper Eoin Davis denied Olan O’Donovan inside 30 seconds, and the Ballynoe/Conna side edged a close first half to lead 0-11 to 0-9. Barryroe hit the crossbar soon after the restart but were punished as Brian Mulcahy, who finished with 2-3, struck twice in quick succession. Substitute Gearóid O’Brien added two more goals and Matt Mulcahy also netted, with Dan Mangan chipping in six points. O’Donovan’s goal came too late for Barryroe, and St Catherine’s will take some stopping in the final.
Scorers for St Catherine’s: B Mulcahy 2-3, G O’Brien 2-0, D Mangan 0-6 (0-3 f, 0-2 65), M Mulcahy 1-1, E Davis 0-3 (f), J Temple, O Fitzgerald 0-2 each, D O’Connell, D Morrison 0-1 each.
Scorers for Barryroe: O O’Donovan 1-3 (0-1 f), T Ó Buachalla, A McSweeney (0-1 f) 0-3 each, S Holland, L Murphy 0-2 each, J Moloney, C Dineen, R O’Donovan, M Whelton (f), D Ó Buachalla 0-1 each.
ST CATHERINE’S: E Davis; C Hayes, J Neville, P Keane; C Leamy, E O’Riordan, O Fitzgerald; D O’Connell, C Hegarty; J Temple, S O’Donoghue, M Mulcahy; K O’Donoghue, D Mangan, B Mulcahy.
Subs: E Condon for O’Donoghue (40), W Leamy for C Hayes (43), G O’Brien for Temple (50), D Morrison for Mulcahy (53), C Pietropaolo for O’Connell (58).
BARRYROE: M Whelton; D Moloney, J O’Brien, D O’Sullivan; K Sheehy, C Dineen, J Moloney; A McSweeney, S O’Riordan; R O’Donovan, T Ó Buachalla, J Murphy; L Murphy, S Holland, O O’Donovan.
Subs: D Ó Buachalla for Murphy (36), C O’Regan for Holland (51).
Referee: Brendan Barrett (Ballygarvan).
