The Cork Senior Hurling team to play Waterford in Round 5 of the Munster Championship at SuperValu Páirc Uí Chaoimh on Sunday 25th May at 4pm has been announced;
1. Patrick Collins, Ballinhassig
2. Ger Millerick, Fr O’Neill’s
3. Eoin Downey, Glen Rovers
4. Seán O’Donoghue, Inniscarra
5. Cormac O’Brien, Newtownshandrum
6. Ciarán Joyce, Castlemartyr
7. Mark Coleman, Blarney
8. Tim O’Mahony, Newtownshandrum
9. Brian Roche, Bride Rovers
10. Shane Barrett, Blarney (Capt)
11. Darragh Fitzgibbon, Charleville
12. Séamus Harnedy, St Ita’s
13. Patrick Horgan, Glen Rovers
14. Alan Connolly, Blackrock
15. Brian Hayes, St Finbarr’s
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16. Bríon Saunderson, Midleton
17. Damien Cahalane, St Finbarr’s
18. Eoin Roche, Bride Rovers
19. Tommy O’Connell, Midleton
20. Ethan Twomey, St Finbarr’s
21. Luke Meade, Newcestown
22. Conor Lehane, Midleton
23. Diarmuid Healy, Lisgoold
24. Jack O’Connor, Sarsfields
25. William Buckley, St. Finbarr’s
26. Shane Kingston, Douglas
Cork Minors Show Fight as Focus Shifts to All-Ireland Quarter-Final
Kerry 0-18 Cork 0-9
Electric Ireland Munster Minor Football Final
Cork’s Munster Championship journey came to a close on Friday evening in Tralee, as a well-drilled Kerry side retained their title with a strong performance at Austin Stack Park.
While the scoreboard ultimately favoured the hosts, Cork showed moments of real promise and will now turn their attention to the All-Ireland quarter-finals, where they remain firmly in contention.
Playing into a stiff breeze in the second half, Cork had battled well in the opening period and created a number of chances that, if converted, might have changed the momentum of the contest. A late red card for Cathal McCarthy made the task even tougher in the closing stages, but the young Rebels kept battling to the end.
Points from Eoin Maguire, Ben Corkery Delaney, and Tom Whooley gave Cork a foothold in the game, while defensively there were brave performances from the likes of Aaron Keane and Matthew Kiernan.
Despite the result, the Cork camp will take valuable learnings from this clash with the reigning champions – learnings that could yet prove vital as they enter the All-Ireland series.
This group has shown resilience throughout the campaign, and they’ll be determined to bounce back when they take on the Ulster champions Tyrone next.
Cork Scorers: E Maguire 0-4 (2f), B Corkery Delaney 0-3 (1f), T Whooley 0-1, E G O’Sullivan 0-1
Cork Team: Rory Twohig; Ben Coffey, Aaron Keane, Matthew Kiernan; Eoin Looney, Cathal McCarthy, Brian Cronin; Samuel Kelleher Leavy, Ronan Hayes; Tom Whooley, Donagh Flynn, Niall O’Callaghan; Sean O’Sullivan, Ben Corkery Delaney, Eoin Maguire
Subs: Joe Miskella for S O’Sullivan (HT), Eamonn Ger O’Sullivan for N O’Callaghan (37), Jerry O’Leary for E Looney (37), Jack Hanrahan for S Kelleher Leavy (53), Luke O’Mahony for T Whooley (58)
🏟️ Match Day Information: Cork v Waterford
All Eyes on SuperValu Páirc Uí Chaoimh as Cork Take on Waterford
Excitement is building across the Rebel County and beyond as Cork get set to clash with Waterford in a highly anticipated Munster Senior Hurling Championship showdown at SuperValu Páirc Uí Chaoimh this Sunday, May 25th at 4:00 PM.
With tickets completely sold out, a capacity crowd is expected to descend on Leeside for what promises to be a thrilling afternoon of top-class hurling.
🎟️ Ticket Info – Be Match Day Ready
This event is sold out, and entry is strictly by ticket only. Supporters must follow these steps to ensure a smooth arrival:
Sign into your Ticketmaster account and add your ticket to your mobile wallet.
Transfer any tickets to your friends ahead of time if you booked on their behalf.
Once tickets are in your wallet, just tap your phone at the gate to enter the venue.
Screenshots may not be accepted – have your ticket ready in your mobile wallet or printed out
Make sure your phone is fully charged before leaving home.
📱 Arrive early, be prepared, and you’ll breeze into Páirc Uí Chaoimh with no delays.
🕒 Gates Open at 14:00 – Arrive Early
Fans are encouraged to arrive early to avoid congestion and enjoy the pre-match build-up. With over 40,000 supporters expected, queues and traffic delays are likely, particularly around Ballintemple and the Marina area.
🛣️ Plan Your Route – Walk, Bus, Drive Smart
Walking: The stadium is a 25-minute stroll from Cork City Centre, with the Mahon/Blackrock Green Way offering a scenic route.
Public Transport:
Bus Éireann 202 and 212 will bring you close to the stadium, stopping near Ballintemple.
Kent Station is just 30 minutes away by foot for rail users.
Driving:
Fans driving to the game should use City Centre car parks, Kennedy Quay, or the Mahon and Blackrock GAA club areas. Please respect local residents and avoid illegal parking.
A traffic cordon will be in operation around the stadium, coordinated by An Garda Síochána.
🌦️ Weather, Facilities & Fan Comfort
Check the forecast before you leave and dress appropriately – Páirc Uí Chaoimh is an open stadium. Food, drink, and toilet facilities will be available inside. Please note that outside food and beverages may not be permitted.
♿ Accessibility & Support
Accessible seating and facilities are available. If you require additional support on the day, we advise contacting the stadium in advance for assistance.
🚦 Post-Match Traffic Plan
After the final whistle, priority will be given to vehicles parked in the Mahon and South Link Road areas, including Páirc Uí Rinn, to ease traffic flow and reduce delays for all supporters.
The Cork Senior Football Team to play Meath in Group 2, Round 1 of the All Ireland Qualifiers has been announced;
The Cork Senior Football team to play Meath in Group 2, Round 1 of the All-Ireland Championship at Páirc Tailteann, Navan on Saturday 24th May 3pm has been announced;
The Cork Senior Hurling team to play Waterford in round 5 of the Munster Championship has been announced;
The Cork Senior Hurling team to play Waterford in Round 5 of the Munster Championship at SuperValu Páirc Uí Chaoimh on Sunday 25th May at 4pm has been announced;
The Cork Minor Football team to play Kerry in the Electric Ireland Final has been announced;