Weekend Round-Up: Co-Op Superstores Hurling
Cork hurling fans were treated to an action-packed weekend as quarter-finals and relegation finals across the Co-Op Superstores competitions delivered drama, high scores, and close finishes.
In the Premier Senior Hurling Championship, Midleton edged Glen Rovers 2-19 to 2-17 on Saturday in a thrilling quarter-final, holding their composure in the closing stages to secure the win. On Sunday, Sarsfields advanced past Charleville 0-22 to 1-15, while St Finbarr’s made a statement with a commanding 3-16 to 1-12 victory over Imokilly. Meanwhile, Erin’s Own and Newtownshandrum battled in the relegation final, producing a high-scoring draw 4-15 to 2-21, leaving their fate to be decided in a replay.
Senior ‘A’ hurling saw Bride Rovers overcome Inniscarra 2-23 to 1-18, and Blarney move through with a 1-21 to 0-19 win over Na Piarsaigh. In the relegation final, Courcey Rovers narrowly defeated Bishopstown 0-16 to 0-14, securing their place in the grade for another season.
Premier Intermediate Hurling featured Castlemartyr holding off Mallow 1-19 to 0-19 in a tense relegation decider. Ballincollig secured a comfortable 1-21 to 1-9 win over Carrigaline in their quarter-final, while Cloyne edged past Valley Rovers 1-18 to 0-20 to progress.
Intermediate ‘A’ action saw Youghal overcome Mayfield 3-14 to 1-16 in the relegation final, keeping their place in the grade. Quarter-final victories went to Aghabullogue 1-18 to 1-12 over Midleton and Bandon 3-19 to 4-10 over Erin’s Own, both advancing to the next stage.
Premier Junior Hurling provided drama as Ballygarvan narrowly beat St Catherines 1-18 to 1-17 in a quarter-final, Cloughduv defeated Argideen Rangers 3-18 to 1-14, and Barryroe ran out convincing winners in their relegation final 1-21 to 0-11.
Weekend Round-Up: Co-Op Superstores Hurling
Weekend Round-Up: Co-Op Superstores Hurling
Cork hurling fans were treated to an action-packed weekend as quarter-finals and relegation finals across the Co-Op Superstores competitions delivered drama, high scores, and close finishes.
In the Premier Senior Hurling Championship, Midleton edged Glen Rovers 2-19 to 2-17 on Saturday in a thrilling quarter-final, holding their composure in the closing stages to secure the win. On Sunday, Sarsfields advanced past Charleville 0-22 to 1-15, while St Finbarr’s made a statement with a commanding 3-16 to 1-12 victory over Imokilly. Meanwhile, Erin’s Own and Newtownshandrum battled in the relegation final, producing a high-scoring draw 4-15 to 2-21, leaving their fate to be decided in a replay.
Senior ‘A’ hurling saw Bride Rovers overcome Inniscarra 2-23 to 1-18, and Blarney move through with a 1-21 to 0-19 win over Na Piarsaigh. In the relegation final, Courcey Rovers narrowly defeated Bishopstown 0-16 to 0-14, securing their place in the grade for another season.
Premier Intermediate Hurling featured Castlemartyr holding off Mallow 1-19 to 0-19 in a tense relegation decider. Ballincollig secured a comfortable 1-21 to 1-9 win over Carrigaline in their quarter-final, while Cloyne edged past Valley Rovers 1-18 to 0-20 to progress.
Intermediate ‘A’ action saw Youghal overcome Mayfield 3-14 to 1-16 in the relegation final, keeping their place in the grade. Quarter-final victories went to Aghabullogue 1-18 to 1-12 over Midleton and Bandon 3-19 to 4-10 over Erin’s Own, both advancing to the next stage.
Premier Junior Hurling provided drama as Ballygarvan narrowly beat St Catherines 1-18 to 1-17 in a quarter-final, Cloughduv defeated Argideen Rangers 3-18 to 1-14, and Barryroe ran out convincing winners in their relegation final 1-21 to 0-11.
Semi-finals details for Co-Op Superstores Hurling Championship
Friday, October 3rd
Premier Junior Hurling Championship Semi-Final
Saturday, October 4th
Intermediate A Hurling Championship Semi-Finals
Premier Junior Hurling Championship Semi-Final
Premier Intermediate Hurling Championship Semi-Finals
Senior A Hurling Championship Semi-Finals
Sunday, October 5th
Premier Senior Hurling Championship Semi-Finals
Co-Op Superstores Premier JHC – Semi-Finals Set
Co-Op Superstores Premier JHC – Semi-Finals Set
The Co-Op Superstores Premier Junior Hurling Championship quarter-finals delivered plenty of action and excitement.
Cloughduv stormed past Argideen Rangers 3-18 to 1-14, showcasing a powerful attacking display, while Barryroe secured a convincing 1-21 to 0-11 win over Meelin. In the relegation play-off, Ballygarvan edged St. Catherines 1-18 to 1-17, ensuring their survival in the championship.
The semi-finals promise to bring more drama and intensity. On Friday, 3rd October, Glen Rovers will take on Cloughduv at Páirc Uí Rinn at 7:30 PM, in what is expected to be a high-octane clash. The following day, Saturday, 4th October, Kilbrittain face Ballygarvan at Minane Bridge at 4:00 PM, with both sides determined to secure a place in the final.
Co-Op Superstores Hurling Championship – Semi-Finals Set
Co-Op Superstores Hurling Championship – Semi-Finals Set
The Co-Op Superstores Premier Intermediate Hurling Championship has produced plenty of excitement as the quarter-finals concluded.
In a thrilling relegation play-off, Castlemartyr narrowly defeated Mallow 1-19 to 0-19, ensuring their survival in the championship.
The quarter-finals delivered high drama and decisive wins. Ballincollig powered past Carrigaline 1-21 to 1-9, showing their championship credentials, while Cloyne edged out Valley Rovers 1-18 to 0-20 in a closely contested clash.
The semi-finals are now set and promise to be eagerly anticipated:
Dungourney vs Ballincollig at Caherlag, 16:00
Ballinhassig vs Cloyne at Ovens, 19:30
These encounters, scheduled between now and October 18th, are expected to attract strong interest as teams battle for a place in the final.
Intermediate A Hurling Championship – Semi-Finals Await
Intermediate A Hurling Championship – Semi-Finals Await
The Co-Op Superstores Intermediate ‘A’ Championship continues to deliver thrills and surprises, with the quarter-finals leaving fans on the edge of their seats.
Bandon and Erin’s Own produced a high-scoring shootout that had spectators captivated throughout. Despite a valiant effort from Erin’s Own, Bandon emerged victorious, 3-19 to 4-10 , thanks to their decisive finishing in the closing stages. Meanwhile, Aghabullogue staged a strong second-half comeback to see off Midleton 1-18 to 1-12, booking their place in the semi-finals.
The semi-final pairings are now set: Sarsfields face Bandon, while Aghada take on Aghabullogue. Both encounters are scheduled for October and are expected to attract significant interest.
In the relegation play-off, Youghal secured their Intermediate A status with a hard-fought win over Mayfield. Goals proved decisive as Youghal ran out 3-14 to 1-16 victors, condemning Mayfield to relegation.