The Cork County Club Championship games continues this weekend in both Co-Op Superstores Hurling Championship and Bon Secours Football Championship. Games will take place on Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
In total, 21 games will take place with Championship Semi-Final, Q-Finals and Relagation Play-off’s games on the cards.
Five games are down for decision in SuperValu Páirc Uí Chaoimh with CIT, Ballymaw, Mallow, Millstreet, Newcestown , Minane Bridge, Ballinspittle, Donoughmore, Ovens, Aughaville, Macroom ,Cobh, Mourneabbey, Clondrohid and Kilbrin also playing host to games. Full Details of the games are below.
Tickets are on sale at www.gaacork.ie/tickets


Fri, Oct 29th @7.30pm
PSFC QF St. Finbarr’s v Eire Óg in SuperValu Páirc Uí Chaoimh
Sat, Oct 30th
@2pm
SAHC Rel. p/o Bandon v Cloyne in Ballymaw
IAFC QF Dromtarriffe v Aghabullogue in Mallow
PIFC QF Naomh Abán v Newmarket in Millstreet
SAFC Rel. p/o Bantry Blues v Bishopstown in Newcestown
@3pm
PIHC QF Ballinhassig v Carrigaline in Minane Bridge
LIHC QF Argideen Rangers v Ballygarvan in Ballinspittle
PIFC Rel. p/o St. Vincent’s v St. Nicks in CIT
IAFC Rel. p/o Kildorrery v Kinsale in Donoughmore
JBFC SF Garnish v Randal Óg in Aughaville
@4pm
SAFC QF Knocknagree v Dohenys in Macroom
SAFC QF Béal Áth an Ghaorthaidh v Clyda Rovers in Ovens
IAFC QF Kilshannig v Millstreet in Kilbrin
IAFC QF Mitchelstown v Ballydesmond in Ballyclough
@5pm
SAHC QF Blarney v Bride Rovers in SuperValu Páirc Uí Chaoimh
@7pm
SAHC QF Mallow v Newcestown in SuperValu Páirc Uí Chaoimh
Sun, Oct 31st
@2pm
IAFC QF Uibh Laoire v Glanworth in Mourneabbey
PIFC QF Aghada v Nemo Rangers in Cobh
PSFC QF Castlehaven v Valley Rovers in SuperValu Páirc Uí Chaoimh
@3pm
JBFC SF Deel Rovers v Goleen in Clondrohid
@4pm
PSFC QF Clonakilty v Duhallow in SuperValu Páirc Uí Chaoimh
Kieran Kingston Statement
The week saw the confirmation of the Cork Senior Hurling backroom for 2022.
Selector / Coach Ger Cunningham, Coach Christy O’ Connor, S&C Coach Mark Brady, along with Sport and Performance Psychologist Cathal Sheridan have departed and Cork Manager Kieran Kingston thanked them for their contribution: “I’d like to thank all the outgoing members of the backroom team for their contribution to Cork hurling – the last two years have been difficult for everyone having to prepare the team under Covid-19 restrictions.
“Ger Cunningham has made an immense contribution to Cork hurling both on and off the field of play as a player, coach and selector. I wish him and his family all the best for the future and thank him for all he has done for Cork hurling, especially over the last two years.
“I’d like to thank Christy O’Connor for all he has done as forwards coach over the last two years. Christy is a very talented coach and I was delighted he agreed to join us – he made a vital contribution and I would like to wish him all the best for the future”
“Mark Brady and Cathal Sheridan played a vital role in the team’s preparation and I’d like to thank them for all they have done, particularly in the win over Kilkenny in the All-Ireland Semi Final where team showed great fitness levels and mental resolve to earn an extra time win”
Joining the backroom for the year ahead will be selectors Pat Mulcahy and Noel Furlong, along with Gary Keegan as performance coach and Stephen Casey as S&C coach.
“I am delighted to welcome them to the backroom team,” said Kieran Kingston
“Noel managed a very impressive Cork team to the Minor All-Ireland title this year and he has been involved with different clubs and UCC. Pat has been involved with his own club Newtownshandrum and also MTU, (formerly CIT).
“Gary is a much sought after performance coach across different sports, and having been involved with Cork Hurlers before I know the players will be delighted to have him involved again.
“Stephen Casey has a Master of Science in Sport Performance from UL and has been previously involved with the Cork Minor Hurling team (2017) and Cork under 21 hurling team (2018) and the Cork under 20 hurling team (2019)”.
Kieran added “We are really looking forward to the year ahead.”
Cork Team Selectors for 2022
The following management teams were confirmed by Cork County Board on Tuesday night at the November Board meeting.
Cork Senior Hurling
Kieran Kingston (Tracton) – Manager,
Selectors Diarmuid O’Sullivan (Cloyne), Pat Mulcahy (Newtownshandrum), Noel Furlong (Carrigtwohill),
Cork Senior Football,
Keith Ricken (St. Vincent’s/MTU) – Manager,
Selectors Micheál Ó Cróinín (Naomh Abán), Ray Keane (MTU / St. Finbarr’s), James Loughrey (St. Brigid’s / Mallow), Barry Corkery (Éire Óg) and Des Cullinane (St. Nicholas),
Cork U20 Hurling
Donal O’Mahony (Bishopstown) – Manager
Selectors Fergal Condon (Aghada), Brendan Coleman (Youghal), Traolach Martin (Ballygarvan), Tom Kenny (Grenagh)
Cork U20 Football
Bobbie O’Dwyer (Urhan) – Manager
Selectors James Masters (Nemo Rangers), Kieran Cronin (Legion, Kerry GAA), Billy Morgan (Nemo Rangers), Oillie O’Sullivan (Garnish)
Cork Minor Hurling
Paudie Murray (St.Finbarr’s)-Manager
Selectors Kevin Murray (St.Finbarr’s) Declan Fitzgerald (Buttevant) Fergal McCormack (Mallow) + an other
Cork Minor Football (currently in year two)
Michael O’Brien (Ballincollig) – Manager
Selectors Daniel Cronin (St Marys), Gary Sheehan (Carrigtwohill), Martin O’Brien (Clonakilty), Donncha O’Connor (Ballydesmond)
Cork U16 Hurling 2022 /Minor Manager 2023
Kieran Murphy (Sarsfield)
Selectors to be appointed
Cork Senior Hurling Statement
The Executive wishes to convey its sincere thanks to all outgoing backroom members, in particular, selector and coach Ger Cunningham (St. Finbarr’s), who has stepped down as selector / coach.
Rebels’ Bounty Draw for October
Rebels’ Bounty Draw for October took place on Thursday, Live from SuperValu Páirc Uí Chaoimh and was hosted by Cian O’Brien. You can watch on the video below.
Results are below
Championship games on Friday 29th to Sunday 31st
The Cork County Club Championship games continues this weekend in both Co-Op Superstores Hurling Championship and Bon Secours Football Championship. Games will take place on Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
In total, 21 games will take place with Championship Semi-Final, Q-Finals and Relagation Play-off’s games on the cards.
Five games are down for decision in SuperValu Páirc Uí Chaoimh with CIT, Ballymaw, Mallow, Millstreet, Newcestown , Minane Bridge, Ballinspittle, Donoughmore, Ovens, Aughaville, Macroom ,Cobh, Mourneabbey, Clondrohid and Kilbrin also playing host to games. Full Details of the games are below.
Tickets are on sale at www.gaacork.ie/tickets
Fri, Oct 29th @7.30pm
PSFC QF St. Finbarr’s v Eire Óg in SuperValu Páirc Uí Chaoimh
Sat, Oct 30th
@2pm
SAHC Rel. p/o Bandon v Cloyne in Ballymaw
IAFC QF Dromtarriffe v Aghabullogue in Mallow
PIFC QF Naomh Abán v Newmarket in Millstreet
SAFC Rel. p/o Bantry Blues v Bishopstown in Newcestown
@3pm
PIHC QF Ballinhassig v Carrigaline in Minane Bridge
LIHC QF Argideen Rangers v Ballygarvan in Ballinspittle
PIFC Rel. p/o St. Vincent’s v St. Nicks in CIT
IAFC Rel. p/o Kildorrery v Kinsale in Donoughmore
JBFC SF Garnish v Randal Óg in Aughaville
@4pm
SAFC QF Knocknagree v Dohenys in Macroom
SAFC QF Béal Áth an Ghaorthaidh v Clyda Rovers in Ovens
IAFC QF Kilshannig v Millstreet in Kilbrin
IAFC QF Mitchelstown v Ballydesmond in Ballyclough
@5pm
SAHC QF Blarney v Bride Rovers in SuperValu Páirc Uí Chaoimh
@7pm
SAHC QF Mallow v Newcestown in SuperValu Páirc Uí Chaoimh
Sun, Oct 31st
@2pm
IAFC QF Uibh Laoire v Glanworth in Mourneabbey
PIFC QF Aghada v Nemo Rangers in Cobh
PSFC QF Castlehaven v Valley Rovers in SuperValu Páirc Uí Chaoimh
@3pm
JBFC SF Deel Rovers v Goleen in Clondrohid
@4pm
PSFC QF Clonakilty v Duhallow in SuperValu Páirc Uí Chaoimh