Cork GAA Camps for Boys & Girls in 1st & 2nd year

Cork GAA Performance Camps – Limited Places Remaining!
Our Performance Camps for 1st & 2nd Year Boys and Girls are proving hugely popular again this year!

✅ Train with top coaches
✅ Receive an official O’Neills training jersey
✅ Develop key hurling, camogie, football, and LGFA skills

📍 SuperValu Páirc Uí Chaoimh camps are now SOLD OUT.
📍 Limited places still available in Clonakilty GAA Complex and Mallow GAA Complex:

  • LGFA/Football: Monday 9th – Thursday 12th June

  • Camogie/Hurling: Monday 16th – Thursday 19th June

  • ⏰ Camp Times: 9.30am – 1.30pm

  • 💶 €125 (includes booking fee)

Don’t miss your chance to be part of this high-performance summer experience.

🔗 Book now or visit www.gaacork.ie/camps for full details!

One Cork Dublin Launch Golf Classic in Powerscourt Golf Club

Patrick Horgan and Seán Óg Ó hAilpín may be renowned on Leeside for their skills on the hurling field, but the camán was swapped for the golf club when they joined the launch of Cork GAA’s One Cork Powerscourt Golf Classic at SuperValu Páirc Uí Chaoimh this week, along with the Rebels’ football captain, Daniel O’Mahony, Cork GAA Commercial Director Sinéad O’Keeffe and County Board Chairman Pat Horgan.
One Cork, a collaborative fundraising entity where Cork people from far and wide come together to support the county teams, is spearheading the event, which takes place in the prestigious Powerscourt Golf Club in Co Wicklow on Thursday 29 August 2025.
Speaking at the launch event, Cork GAA Chairman Pat Horgan noted that the golf classic had become a welcome annual fixture on the Cork GAA calendar, and that it provided an opportunity for Cork’s passionate support base to enjoy a great experience while also contributing to the championship endeavours of Cork hurling and football teams.
Pat welcomed the support of Procure.ie, and noted the crucial role that the county’s sponsors played in supporting Cork GAA, noting that ‘the massive commitment of our various panels and backroom teams to bring silverware to Cork needs to be supported, and we do appreciate the contribution of Procure.ie, represented here by our own former great and All Ireland winning captain, Seán Óg, to this joint effort.’
To help support the ongoing preparation of the county senior teams, teams of four are invited to participate in the event for €1,250, which includes the option to buy two All-2025 Ireland Final tickets for 2025 (choice of Hurling or Football, payment before May 23rd to guarantee tickets).
The event features two shotgun starts, one at 8:30am and another at 1:30pm, on the East Course. Additionally, tee box sponsorship opportunities are available for €300. For further details, visit One Cork Golf-Powerscourt Golf Club –

The Cork Minor Football team to play Tipperary in the Electric Ireland Munster Semi Final has been announced;

The Cork team to play Tipperary in the Electric Ireland Munster Minor Football Semi Final at FBD Semple Stadium, Thurles on Monday 12th May 7pm has been announced;

  1. Rory Twohig, Kilmeen
  2. Ben Coffey, Clonakilty
  3. Aaron Keane, Kinsale
  4. Matthew Kiernan, Carrigaline
  5. Jerry O’Leary, Ballinascarthy
  6. Cathal McCarthy, St Colum’s (Captain)
  7. Brian Cronin, Ballincollig
  8. Samuel Kelleher Leavy, Macroom
  9. Ronan Hayes, Carbery Rangers
  10. Tom Whooley, Clonakilty
  11. Donagh Flynn, Argideen Rangers
  12. Niall O’Callaghan, Castlehaven
  13. Paddy Murphy, Donoughmore
  14. Ben Corkery Delaney, Carrigaline
  15. Eoin Maguire, Castlehaven
  16. Diarmuid O’Riordan, Mallow
  17. Jack Hanrahan, Mitchelstown
  18. Joe Miskella, Ballincollig
  19. Seán O’Sullivan, Aghabullogue
  20. Diarmuid O’Donoghue, Douglas
  21. Éamonn Ger O’Sullivan, Clyda Rovers
  22. Eoin Looney, Lyre
  23. Daniel McCarthy, Castlehaven
  24. Sam Long, Newcestown

The Cork U20 Hurling Team to play Clare has been announced;

The Cork U20 Hurling team to play Clare in the O’Neill.com Munster Championship Semi Final at SuperValu Páirc Uí Chaoimh, Cork  on Wednesday 7th May 7.35pm has been announced.

  1. Daniel O’Connell, Dromina
  2. Denis Cashman, Bride Rovers, Captain
  3. James O’Brien, Fermoy
  4. Timmy Wilk, Cobh
  5. Ben Walsh, Killeagh
  6. David O’Leary, Ballincollig
  7. Daniel Murnane, Carrigtwohill
  8. Eoin Guinane, Valley Rovers
  9. Ryan Deasy, Ballymartle
  10. Finn O’Brien, Erin’s Own
  11. John Murphy, Mallow
  12. Peter O’Shea, Erin’s Own
  13. Barry O’Flynn, Sarsfields
  14. Óisín Fitzgerald, St Catherine’s
  15. Barry Walsh, Killeagh
  16. Óisín Walsh, Youghal
  17. Cian Dunphy,  Erin’s Own
  18. Cillian O’Callaghan, Dungourney
  19. Zach Biggane, Charleville
  20. Adam O’Sullivan, Ballinhassig
  21. Johnnie Murphy, Dromina
  22. Dylan McCarthy, Killeagh
  23. Mark O’Brien, Douglas
  24. John Wigginton Barrett, St Finbarr’s