County U21 Football Championship Draws to Take Place Tonight
The draws for the 2025 County U21 A, B & C Football Championships will be made at tonight’s County Committee Meeting. Clubs from across the county will discover their paths as they go in search of U21 County honours.
🏆 U21 A Football Championship
In the hat for the U21 A Football Championship are:
Mallow, Beara, Ibane Gaels, Kinsale, Ballincollig, Douglas.
🏆 U21 B Football Championship
Seven sides will contest the U21 B Football Championship. In the hat are:
Clyda Rovers, St. Colums, Ballymartle, Robert Emmets, Carrigtwohill, Donoughmore, St. Nick’s.
🏆 U21 C Football Championship (13-a-side)
Six teams are in the draw for the U21 C Football Championship. In the hat are:
Kildorrery, Ilen Rovers, Carrigdhoun Winners (Courcey Rovers or Diarmuid Ó Murchú’s), St. Peter’s, Cobh, Blarney-Rathpeacon.
The draw will be revealed later tonight, with fixtures and dates to follow.
County U21 Football Championship Draws Confirmed
The draws for the County U21 A, B & C Football Championships took place at last night’s County Committee Meeting.
As per the Master Fixture Plan, these games are scheduled to begin on the weekend of October 5th. Full fixture details will be confirmed in due course.
🏆 U21 A Football Championship
Quarter Finals
Douglas v Ballincollig
Mallow v Ibane Gaels
Semi-Finals
Beara v Winners of Douglas/Ballincollig
Kinsale v Winners of Mallow/Ibane Gaels
🏆 U21 B Football Championship
Quarter Finals
Robert Emmet’s v Ballymartle
Carrigtwohill v Donoughmore
St. Nick’s v St. Colum’s
Clyda Rovers v Bye
Semi-Finals
Winners of Robert Emmet’s/Ballymartle v Winners of Carrigtwohill/Donoughmore
Winners of St. Nick’s/St. Colum’s v Clyda Rovers
🏆 U21 C Football Championship (13-a-side)
Quarter Finals
St. Peter’s v Ilen Rovers
Kildorrery v Blarney-Rathpeacon
Semi-Finals
Carrigdhoun Winners (Courcey Rovers or Diarmuid Ó Murchú’s) v Winners of St. Peter’s/Ilen Rovers
Cobh v Winners of Kildorrery/Blarney-Rathpeacon
Over 550 Women Take Part in G4M&O Festival at SuperValu Páirc Uí Chaoimh
Gaelic4Mothers&Others Festival of Football & Wellbeing Day a Huge Success at SuperValu Páirc Uí Chaoimh
The Gaelic4Mothers&Others (G4M&O) Festival of Football & Wellbeing Day recently took place at SuperValu Páirc Uí Chaoimh, with the event held in aid of the Cork Mental Health Foundation.
G4M&O is a Ladies Gaelic Football initiative that gives women of all ages the opportunity to enjoy the sport in a fun, supportive environment. This year, over 550 women had the once-in-a-lifetime chance to play on the magnificent Páirc Uí Chaoimh pitch.
A total of thirty teams from across Cork participated in the full-day festival, which combined football matches with wellbeing and positive mental health talks provided by Healthy Ireland, Cork County Council.
At the cheque presentation to Cork Mental Health Foundation, the following were in attendance:
Rosaleen O’Brien, Event Organiser
Louise Burke, Sports Development Officer, Cork Sports Partnership
Sinead O’Keeffe, Commercial Director, Cork GAA & SuperValu Páirc Uí Chaoimh
Richard Murphy, Event Controller, Páirc Uí Chaoimh
Brendan McCarthy, CEO, Cork Mental Health Foundation
Niall O’Callaghan, Healthy Ireland Co-ordinator, Cork County Council
Gearóid Balfry, Games Development Officer, Munster LGFA
Pic: Brian Lougheed
The event was a fantastic celebration of sport, wellbeing, and community spirit, supporting both the development of Ladies Gaelic Football and mental health awareness in Cork.
Cork GAA Referees on Intercounty Panels
Cork GAA Referees on Intercounty Panels
Cork GAA is proud to acknowledge our referees who are representing the county on the intercounty stage across football, hurling, and academy levels.
Football
National Panel
National Panel
Munster Panel
Munster Panel
Munster Panel
Munster Panel
Hurling
National Panel
National Panel
National Panel
Munster Panel
Munster Panel
Academy
Football
Football
Hurling
Hurling
Cork GAA Statement | Management of Cork Teams for 2026
Cork GAA Statement: 02/09/2025
Management of Cork Teams for 2026
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Cork GAA announces that the following county management/selection teams for the 2026 season will be proposed for ratification at tonight’s County Committee meeting:
Senior Hurling (Three-year term)
Senior Football (Two-year term)
Under 20 Football (Two-year term)
Minor Hurling (One-year term)
The following selection committees remain in place and are entering year two of their two-year term:
Minor Football
Under 20 Hurling
Additional coaches and selectors may be added to some of the above teams in due course.
Cork GAA extends to all involved best wishes for the year ahead.
U21 football championship draw to take place at committee meeting on Tuesday
County U21 Football Championship Draws to Take Place Tonight
The draws for the 2025 County U21 A, B & C Football Championships will be made at tonight’s County Committee Meeting. Clubs from across the county will discover their paths as they go in search of U21 County honours.
🏆 U21 A Football Championship
In the hat for the U21 A Football Championship are:
Mallow, Beara, Ibane Gaels, Kinsale, Ballincollig, Douglas.
🏆 U21 B Football Championship
Seven sides will contest the U21 B Football Championship. In the hat are:
Clyda Rovers, St. Colums, Ballymartle, Robert Emmets, Carrigtwohill, Donoughmore, St. Nick’s.
🏆 U21 C Football Championship (13-a-side)
Six teams are in the draw for the U21 C Football Championship. In the hat are:
Kildorrery, Ilen Rovers, Carrigdhoun Winners (Courcey Rovers or Diarmuid Ó Murchú’s), St. Peter’s, Cobh, Blarney-Rathpeacon.
The draw will be revealed later tonight, with fixtures and dates to follow.