The Cork U20 Football panel for 2025 has been announced;
Aaron O’Sullivan, Aghabullogue
Alan O’Connell, Kilshannig
Ben O’Connell, Ballincollig
Billy Curtin, Valley Rovers
Bryan Hayes, Nemo Ranger
Colin Molloy, Nemo Rangers (Captain)
Colm Clifford, Éire Óg
Colm Gillespie, Aghabullogue
Danny Miskella, Ballincollig
Dara Sheedy, Bantry Blues
Darragh Clifford, Éire Óg
Darragh Gough, Clonakilty
Dylan Harrington, Clonakilty
Dylan O’Neill, Carbery Rangers
Ed Myers, Naomh Abán
Frank Hurley, O’Donovan Rossa
Gearóid Daly, Mallow
Gearóid Kearney, Kinsale
Josh Woods, Valley Rovers
Kieran McCarthy, Carrigaline
Luis Dwan Fogarty, Douglas
Matthew Woods, Valley Rovers
Micheál Maguire, Castlehaven
Neville O’Shea, Nemo Rangers
Niall O’Shea, Urhan
Odhran Foley, Bishopstown
Seán O’Leary, Kilmurray
Timmy Cullinane, Carbery Rangers
Tomas O’Keeffe, St Finbarr’s
Trevor Kiely, Mallow
Rebels Bounty Draw |
Rebels’ Bounty Draw – January, February & March
The highly anticipated Rebels’ Bounty Draw for January, February, and March will take place live at 8 PM from SuperValu Páirc Uí Chaoimh.
This triple draw event will see an incredible €105,000 in prizes given away, including three top prizes of €20,000 per month!
📅 Draw Date: March 31st @8pm
📍 Venue: SuperValu Páirc Uí Chaoimh
📺 Watch Live: above
Make sure to tune in and see if you’re one of our lucky winners! Best of luck to all participants.
Munster U20 HC | Cork vs Tipperary
Munster U20 Hurling Championship – Round 2 🔴⚫
📅 Date: Wednesday, April 2nd, 2025
📍 Venue: SuperValu Páirc Uí Chaoimh
⏰ Throw-in: 7:00 PM
Cork continues their 2025 Munster U20 Hurling Championship campaign with a Round 2 clash against Tipperary at home in SuperValu Páirc Uí Chaoimh.
🎟 Tickets details below
🎟 Tickets are on sale below
📢 Team information will be shared closer to the game.
#CorcaighAbú 🔴⚫ #U20Hurling #MunsterChampionship
Munster U20 FC | Clare vs Cork
📅 Date: Tuesday, April 1st
📍 Venue: Quilty GAA, Clare
⏰ Throw-in: 7:00 PM
Cork will begin their Phase 2 campaign with an away fixture against Clare on April 1st. Stay tuned for team news, which will be announced closer to the game.
🎟 Match Tickets:
🎟 Tickets are on sale below
The Cork U20 Football Panel has been announced;
Aaron O’Sullivan, Aghabullogue
Alan O’Connell, Kilshannig
Ben O’Connell, Ballincollig
Billy Curtin, Valley Rovers
Bryan Hayes, Nemo Ranger
Colin Molloy, Nemo Rangers (Captain)
Colm Clifford, Éire Óg
Colm Gillespie, Aghabullogue
Danny Miskella, Ballincollig
Dara Sheedy, Bantry Blues
Darragh Clifford, Éire Óg
Darragh Gough, Clonakilty
Dylan Harrington, Clonakilty
Dylan O’Neill, Carbery Rangers
Ed Myers, Naomh Abán
Frank Hurley, O’Donovan Rossa
Gearóid Daly, Mallow
Gearóid Kearney, Kinsale
Josh Woods, Valley Rovers
Kieran McCarthy, Carrigaline
Luis Dwan Fogarty, Douglas
Matthew Woods, Valley Rovers
Micheál Maguire, Castlehaven
Neville O’Shea, Nemo Rangers
Niall O’Shea, Urhan
Odhran Foley, Bishopstown
Seán O’Leary, Kilmurray
Timmy Cullinane, Carbery Rangers
Tomas O’Keeffe, St Finbarr’s
Trevor Kiely, Mallow
Cork GAA invites clubs to join the second annual Clean-Up Day.
Deadline for applications is Wednesday, April 2nd
Cork GAA has confirmed details of this year’s Community Clean-Up Day which is scheduled to take place on Saturday, April 12th. This follows the success of last year’s inaugural event which saw 3,000 participants from almost 100 clubs take part.
Cork GAA is the first County Board in the country to undertake such an initiative on this scale and is hoping to increase the number of participants this year. Each club collected an average of 12 to 15 bags of waste last year, consisting mainly of drink cups, wrappers, packaging, plastic bottles, cigarette butts and some green waste.
The Cork GAA Community Clean-Up Day, which is supported by An Taisce, Tidy Towns and Cork City and County Councils, is open to players, coaches, officials and supporters of all ages. Cork GAA is calling on all hurling, football, camogie and ladies football clubs to don their colours and get involved, with applications closing on Wednesday, April 2nd.
This year’s initiative also sees regional recycling companies get involved, with Panda Recycling, KWD Recycling, Country Clean Recycling and Wiser Recycling collecting the gathered litter directly from club facilities. All participating clubs will be provided with litter pickers, gloves, bags and hi-vis vests.
Enda Buckley, Chair of Cork GAA Sustainability Committee said: “This year’s Cork GAA Community Clean-Up Day aligns with the National Spring Clean Initiative and we are hoping as many clubs as possible from around Cork will take part. It’s more than rolling up our sleeves and making our local community a cleaner place – last year, we saw excellent volunteerism across communities and great collaboration within clubs, especially underage teams. The aim this year is to grow the number of clubs taking part to over 100 and we welcome all ages to put on their jersey and take part on April 12th. It’s important to register by April 2nd so that we can get all the necessary equipment to your club on time.”
The event is part of Cork GAA’s Sustainability Vision and, with a goal of collecting and properly disposing of large volumes of waste, it aims to foster a cleaner, healthier environment for everyone to enjoy.
For more information, visit Clean Up Day – Cork GAA (gaacork.ie)