Cork Senior Camogie Team Named for All-Ireland Final
Cork Senior Camogie manager Ger Manley has named his panel for Sunday’s Glen Dimplex All-Ireland Senior Camogie Final against Galway in Croke Park (throw-in 4.15pm).
The Rebels are unchanged from the side that overcame Tipperary in the semi-final, with Ashling Thompson fit to start at midfield. Three players are set to make their first All-Ireland Senior Final starts – Ava Fitzgerald, Isobel Sheehan and Millie Condon – as Cork bid to bring the O’Duffy Cup back to Leeside.
Everyone in Cork GAA wishes Ger Manley, his management team, and the entire Cork panel the very best of luck as they prepare for Sunday’s All-Ireland Final. Best of luck to the Rebels as they aim for All-Ireland glory in Croke Park. 🔴⚪️
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The 2026 Electric Ireland GAA Minor Football Championship will be remembered as a season of outstanding success, culminating in an All-Ireland title and major individual recognition for the young Rebels.
Electric Ireland, proud sponsor of the Electric Ireland GAA Minor Championships, has announced the 2026 Electric Ireland Minor Star Football Team of the Year and the Electric Ireland Minor Star Football Player of the Year following another thrilling championship campaign.
Cork were one of the standout teams of the season. The Rebels produced an impressive performance in the All-Ireland semi-final, overcoming a talented Derry side despite conceding two early goals and showing the character that would define their campaign.
That resilience was on full display again in the final against defending champions Tyrone at St Conleth’s Park in Newbridge. Trailing 1-13 to 0-7 with 39 minutes played, Cork mounted a remarkable comeback, scoring an unanswered 1-5. A crucial goal from Carrigaline’s Eoghan Ahern sparked the revival as the Rebels surged to their first All-Ireland minor football title in seven years.
Reflecting Cork’s championship triumph, seven Rebels have been selected on the 2026 Electric Ireland Minor Star Football Team of the Year:
Rory Twohig (Kilmeen)
Aaron O’Sullivan (Glanmire)
Éanna Lynch (Ballincollig)
Kieran O’Shea (Urhan)
Eoghan Ahern (Carrigaline)
Joe Miskella (Ballincollig)
Tom Whooley (Clonakilty)
The county’s dominance is further underlined by the announcement that Joe Miskella has been named the 2026 Electric Ireland Minor Star Football Player of the Year.
The Ballincollig forward was a driving force behind Cork’s All-Ireland success, combining leadership, work-rate and scoring power throughout the campaign. He delivered a captain’s performance in the final, kicking two vital two-pointers and helping to inspire one of the great minor championship comebacks.
For Cork football, the awards are recognition of an exceptional group of players and management who have brought the All-Ireland title back to the county and provided exciting hope for the future of the Rebels.
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Imokilly produced a powerful second-half display to defeat UCC by 4-26 to 0-19 in their Premier SHC divisional clash in Midleton on Wednesday night. The east Cork side made a clinical start despite playing against a strong breeze, with early goals from Dungourney pair Jack Leahy and Cillian O’Callaghan helping them into a 2-11 to 0-12 half-time lead. UCC stayed in touch through the scoring of Hugh O’Connor, but Imokilly took complete control after the restart.
A run of six unanswered points stretched the advantage before O’Callaghan struck his second goal of the evening. Leahy added another major as Imokilly’s pace, movement and long-range shooting proved too much for the college side. Eleven different players got on the scoresheet for the divisional outfit, underlining their attacking depth. The victory sends Imokilly through to face the winners of Muskerry and Seandún for a place in the championship proper.
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University College Cork (UCC), through its Department of Sport and Physical Activity (UCC Sport), is delighted to announce an exciting career opportunity for a Gaelic Games Officer, a permanent full-time position that will play a central role in the continued growth and development of Gaelic Games at one of Ireland’s most successful third-level sporting institutions.
The appointment comes at a pivotal time for UCC GAA, which operates a unique one-club model encompassing Hurling, Gaelic Football, Camogie and Ladies Gaelic Football, supporting more than 16 teams across multiple competitive grades. Based at the iconic Mardyke sports grounds, UCC GAA has a proud history of success in intervarsity competitions and has produced generations of county, provincial and national stars.
A Unique Opportunity to Shape the Future of Gaelic Games
The Gaelic Games Officer will be responsible for the delivery of a comprehensive programme that supports both participation and elite performance, while promoting student wellbeing, inclusion and sporting excellence. The position also includes collaboration with county and provincial GAA structures on coaching and games development initiatives throughout the year.
The successful candidate will lead the planning, coordination and development of Gaelic Games within the university, working closely with the UCC GAA Club Committee, student-athletes, coaches, alumni, Cork GAA and Munster GAA. The role will focus on strengthening participation pathways, enhancing performance programmes, supporting scholarship athletes, increasing female participation, and building strategic partnerships that will shape the future of Gaelic Games at UCC
Join One of Ireland’s Leading Universities
As part of UCC Sport, the successful candidate will join a department that serves as the hub for sport, physical activity and wellbeing across the university, working alongside a network of over 50 student sports clubs and supporting thousands of students each year. UCC is recognised internationally for its excellence in teaching, research and sustainability and continues to provide a vibrant environment where staff can make a meaningful impact
THE CLOSING DATE FOR APPLICATIONS IS TUESDAY 18 AUGUST 2026 AT 12 NOON.
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Cork Senior Camogie Team Named for All-Ireland Final
Cork Senior Camogie Team Named for All-Ireland Final
Cork Senior Camogie manager Ger Manley has named his panel for Sunday’s Glen Dimplex All-Ireland Senior Camogie Final against Galway in Croke Park (throw-in 4.15pm).
The Rebels are unchanged from the side that overcame Tipperary in the semi-final, with Ashling Thompson fit to start at midfield. Three players are set to make their first All-Ireland Senior Final starts – Ava Fitzgerald, Isobel Sheehan and Millie Condon – as Cork bid to bring the O’Duffy Cup back to Leeside.
Cork Team
Substitutes
Extended Panel
Keeva McCarthy (St Finbarr’s), Amy McCarthy (Clonakilty), Aoife O’Neill (St Finbarr’s), Ava McAuliffe (Castlemartyr), Claire Kingston (Newcestown), Eimear Duignan (Mallow).
Everyone in Cork GAA wishes Ger Manley, his management team, and the entire Cork panel the very best of luck as they prepare for Sunday’s All-Ireland Final. Best of luck to the Rebels as they aim for All-Ireland glory in Croke Park. 🔴⚪️
2026 Minor Star Football Team of the Year and Minor Star Football Player of the Year
The 2026 Electric Ireland GAA Minor Football Championship will be remembered as a season of outstanding success, culminating in an All-Ireland title and major individual recognition for the young Rebels.
Electric Ireland, proud sponsor of the Electric Ireland GAA Minor Championships, has announced the 2026 Electric Ireland Minor Star Football Team of the Year and the Electric Ireland Minor Star Football Player of the Year following another thrilling championship campaign.
Cork were one of the standout teams of the season. The Rebels produced an impressive performance in the All-Ireland semi-final, overcoming a talented Derry side despite conceding two early goals and showing the character that would define their campaign.
That resilience was on full display again in the final against defending champions Tyrone at St Conleth’s Park in Newbridge. Trailing 1-13 to 0-7 with 39 minutes played, Cork mounted a remarkable comeback, scoring an unanswered 1-5. A crucial goal from Carrigaline’s Eoghan Ahern sparked the revival as the Rebels surged to their first All-Ireland minor football title in seven years.
Reflecting Cork’s championship triumph, seven Rebels have been selected on the 2026 Electric Ireland Minor Star Football Team of the Year:
Rory Twohig (Kilmeen)
Aaron O’Sullivan (Glanmire)
Éanna Lynch (Ballincollig)
Kieran O’Shea (Urhan)
Eoghan Ahern (Carrigaline)
Joe Miskella (Ballincollig)
Tom Whooley (Clonakilty)
The county’s dominance is further underlined by the announcement that Joe Miskella has been named the 2026 Electric Ireland Minor Star Football Player of the Year.
The Ballincollig forward was a driving force behind Cork’s All-Ireland success, combining leadership, work-rate and scoring power throughout the campaign. He delivered a captain’s performance in the final, kicking two vital two-pointers and helping to inspire one of the great minor championship comebacks.
For Cork football, the awards are recognition of an exceptional group of players and management who have brought the All-Ireland title back to the county and provided exciting hope for the future of the Rebels.
Co-Op Superstores Senior ; HC Round 1 | Blarney v Castlelyons | 02/08/2026
Imokilly beat UCC in Championship College/Divisions Semi-Final
Imokilly produced a powerful second-half display to defeat UCC by 4-26 to 0-19 in their Premier SHC divisional clash in Midleton on Wednesday night. The east Cork side made a clinical start despite playing against a strong breeze, with early goals from Dungourney pair Jack Leahy and Cillian O’Callaghan helping them into a 2-11 to 0-12 half-time lead. UCC stayed in touch through the scoring of Hugh O’Connor, but Imokilly took complete control after the restart.
A run of six unanswered points stretched the advantage before O’Callaghan struck his second goal of the evening. Leahy added another major as Imokilly’s pace, movement and long-range shooting proved too much for the college side. Eleven different players got on the scoresheet for the divisional outfit, underlining their attacking depth. The victory sends Imokilly through to face the winners of Muskerry and Seandún for a place in the championship proper.
University College Cork Announces Recruitment of Gaelic Games Officer to Drive the Next Chapter of Sporting Excellence
University College Cork (UCC), through its Department of Sport and Physical Activity (UCC Sport), is delighted to announce an exciting career opportunity for a Gaelic Games Officer, a permanent full-time position that will play a central role in the continued growth and development of Gaelic Games at one of Ireland’s most successful third-level sporting institutions.
The appointment comes at a pivotal time for UCC GAA, which operates a unique one-club model encompassing Hurling, Gaelic Football, Camogie and Ladies Gaelic Football, supporting more than 16 teams across multiple competitive grades. Based at the iconic Mardyke sports grounds, UCC GAA has a proud history of success in intervarsity competitions and has produced generations of county, provincial and national stars.
A Unique Opportunity to Shape the Future of Gaelic Games
The Gaelic Games Officer will be responsible for the delivery of a comprehensive programme that supports both participation and elite performance, while promoting student wellbeing, inclusion and sporting excellence. The position also includes collaboration with county and provincial GAA structures on coaching and games development initiatives throughout the year.
The successful candidate will lead the planning, coordination and development of Gaelic Games within the university, working closely with the UCC GAA Club Committee, student-athletes, coaches, alumni, Cork GAA and Munster GAA. The role will focus on strengthening participation pathways, enhancing performance programmes, supporting scholarship athletes, increasing female participation, and building strategic partnerships that will shape the future of Gaelic Games at UCC
Join One of Ireland’s Leading Universities
As part of UCC Sport, the successful candidate will join a department that serves as the hub for sport, physical activity and wellbeing across the university, working alongside a network of over 50 student sports clubs and supporting thousands of students each year. UCC is recognised internationally for its excellence in teaching, research and sustainability and continues to provide a vibrant environment where staff can make a meaningful impact
THE CLOSING DATE FOR APPLICATIONS IS TUESDAY 18 AUGUST 2026 AT 12 NOON.
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