2025 Munster GAA Senior Hurling Championship Tickets 

Tickets for the 2025 Munster GAA Senior Hurling Championship will go on sale next Wednesday April 2nd at 12 noon. 

Tickets will be available via https://www.gaa.ie/tickets, Ticketmaster and selected Centra and Supervalu outlets. 

Clubs will also be able to apply for Juvenile Group orders from next Wednesday for the Munster GAA Senior Hurling Championship Round Robin games at Supervalu Páirc Uí Chaoimh and FBD Semple Stadium Thurles at https://munster.gaa.ie/tickets.  

See below a list of the Munster GAA Senior Hurling Championship Round Robin fixtures and the tickets which will be available on Wednesday next. 

 

Date   Teams  Venue  What’s going on sale 
20th April  Clare v Cork  Zimmer Biomet Páirc Chíosóg  No public sale 

Tickets being allocated to County Boards and Clubs of the participating counties 
20th April  Tipperary v Limerick  FBD Semple Stadium Thurles  Stand and Terrace Tickets 
27th April  Waterford v Clare  Walsh Park Waterford   Limited number of Terrace Tickets 
27th April  Cork v Tipperary  Supervalu Páirc Uí Chaoimh  Stand Tickets (limited number) 

Terrace Tickets 
3rd May  Waterford v Limerick   Walsh Park Waterford  No public sale 

Tickets being allocated to County Boards and Clubs of the participating counties 
10th May  Clare v Tipperary   Zimmer Biomet Páirc Chíosóg  Terrace Tickets only 
18th May   Tipperary v Waterford  FBD Semple Stadium Thurles  Stand and Terrace Tickets 
18th May   Limerick v Cork  TUS Gaelic Grounds Limerick  Terrace Tickets only 
25th May   Cork v Waterford   Supervalu Páirc Uí Chaoimh  Stand Tickets (limited number) 

Terrace Tickets 
25th May  Limerick v Clare   TUS Gaelic Grounds Limerick  Terrace Tickets only 
7th June  Final  TBC  TBC 

 

Note – Season Ticket holders for the respective counties will be allocated tickets by the Season Ticket team – queries regarding those tickets should be directed to seasonticket@gaa.ie.  

Munster GAA Senior Hurling Championship Ticket Prices 

Adult Stand: €35 

Adult Terrace: €30 

Students / OAPs Stand: €30 

Students / OAPs Terrace: €25 

Juvenile (Under 16s): €5 

 

The Cork U20 Hurling team to play Tipperary has been announced;

The Cork U20 Hurling team to play Tipperary in the O’Neill.com Munster Championship round 2 at SuperValu Páirc Uí Chaoimh on Wednesday 2nd April 7pm 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. Cillian O’Callaghan, Dungourney
  7. Daniel Murnane, Carrigtwohill
  8. Eoin Guinane, Valley Rovers
  9. Ryan Deasy, Ballymartle
  10. John Murphy, Mallow
  11. Barry O’Flynn, Sarsfields
  12. Johnnie Murphy, Dromina
  13. John Wigginton Barrett, St Finbarr’s
  14. Barry Walsh, Killeagh
  15. Mark O’Brien, Douglas
  16. Óisín Walsh, Youghal
  17. Carthaigh Cronin, Midleton
  18. David O’Leary, Ballincollig
  19. Peter O’Shea, Erin’s Own
  20. Seán O’Neill, Ballincollig
  21. Zach Biggane, Charleville
  22. Óisín Fitzgerald, St Catherine’s
  23. Ross O’Sullivan, Na Piarsaigh
  24. Dylan McCarthy, Killeagh

Extra Panel Members; Adam O’Sullivan, Ballinhassig. Bill Collins, Newtownshandrum. Cian Dunphy, Erin’s Own. James O’Brien, Cloyne. Johnny Galvin, Éire Óg, Matthew Barrett, Carrigtwohill.

Rebel Hat-Trick at Munster Scór Sinsir Finals;

Rebel Hat-Trick at Munster Scór Sinsir Finals 
Cork claimed three titles in Cappamore at the recent Munster Scór Sinsir Finals securing Millstreet and Carbery Rangers a ticket to the All-Ireland Finals in Castlebar.
Millstreet’s Tráth na gCeist team brought silverware to Duhallow, reclaiming the title from their win in 2023.
Elaine Moore brought Carbery Rangers their first title of the evening with her victory in Aithriseoireacht. This is the first time the Scór Sinsir Aithriseoireacht cup will make its way Leeside since 2016.
A second Munster crown headed to West Cork as Carbery Rangers completed a double with their Bailéad Ghrúpa keeping the cup in the Rebel County following Cullen’s win in 2024 .
They now go forward to represent Cork and Munster in the All-Ireland Scór Sinsir Finals in the TF Royal Theatre, Castlebar on April 26th .
Commiserations to our other Cork representatives who did us proud on the provincial stage.
The results were as follows:
Na Torthaí:
Tráth na gCeist
Sráid an Mhuilinn, Corcaigh
Cnoc na hEaglaise, Ciarraí
Maigheann Teampall na Tuaithe, Tiobraid Árann
Rince Foirne
Cumhra Mainister, Luimneach
Amhránaíocht Aonair
Iona Ritchie, Gaill Tír, Port Láirge
Aithriseoireacht/Scéalaíocht
Léan Uí Mhordha, Raonaithe Cairbre, Corcaigh
Bailéad Ghrúpa
Raonaithe Cairbre, Corcaigh
Nuachleas
Atháin, Luimneach
Ceol Uirlise
Tuaim Uí Mheara, Tiobraid Árann
Rince Seit
An Spá, Ciarraí

Cork GAA Confirms Panda as Clean-Up Day Recycling Partner for Cork City Area

CORK GAA CONFIRM PANDA AS CLEAN UP DAY RECYCLING PARTNER FOR CORK CITY AREA

Deadline for clubs to register is Wednesday, April 2nd

Panda is the latest recycling company to come on board for this year’s Cork GAA Community Clean Up Day as interest in the initiative continues to grow.

Almost 100 clubs from around Cork city and county registered for the inaugural Clean Up Day last year and it’s hoped that number will surpass 100 this year.

Cork GAA  is calling on all hurling, football, camogie and ladies football clubs to don their colours and get involved on Saturday, April 12th. Each club will be provided with equipment such as litter pickers, gloves, bags and hi-vis vests.

Panda has been confirmed as the official recycling partner of SuperValu Páirc Uí Chaoimh and is the Clean Up Day recycling partner for the Cork City area. KWD Recycling, Country Clean Recycling and Wiser Recycling will be collecting in the county.

Enda Buckley, Chair of Cork GAA Sustainability Committee said: “We are delighted that this year’s Clean Up Day is supported by the recycling companies and that Panda has also come on board for the city area. The event is part of Cork GAA’s Sustainability Vision and aims to foster a cleaner, healthier environment for everyone to enjoy. We also have a goal of collecting and properly disposing of large volumes of waste with each club last year collecting 12 to 15 bags of drink cups, wrappers, packaging, plastic bottles, cigarette butts and some green waste.”

Cork GAA is the first County Board in the country to undertake such an initiative on this scale and is supported by An Taisce, Tidy Towns and Cork City and County Councils. Any club that wants to take part can register before Wednesday, April 2nd.

For more information, visit Clean Up Day – Cork GAA (gaacork.ie)

Bumper year for SuperValu Páirc Uí Chaoimh with major fixtures

BUMPER YEAR FOR SUPERVALU PÁIRC UÍ CHAOIMH WITH MAJOR FIXTURES

Sporting events expected to generate significant income for city economy

SuperValu Páirc Uí Chaoimh is expected to enjoy its busiest-ever year for sporting events since its renovation, with major fixtures confirmed for Hurling, Gaelic Football, Rugby and Soccer during 2025.

Over 40,000 fans are expected at the stadium this Sunday for the Division 1A National Hurling League final between Cork and Tipperary, and the Division 1B National Hurling League final between Waterford and Offaly.

The sell-out event is just one of a number of significant GAA fixtures confirmed in the Páirc’s calendar this year.

Tipperary and Waterford will return to the stadium on April 27th and May 25th respectively to face Cork during the Munster Hurling Championship, tickets for which go on sale this Wednesday at 12 noon. Early indications are that these games will also be sell-outs.

A Munster Hurling Final on Saturday, June 6th may be on the cards, subject to the final pairing.

Meanwhile, if Cork Senior Footballers are victorious over Limerick this weekend, they will host Kerry on Saturday, April 19th at SuperValu Páirc Uí Chaoimh in the Munster Football Championship.

In addition, ‘Home’ games in the Munster Championship will be hosted by the Cork U20 Hurlers and Footballers, as well as Camogie and Ladies Football championship games.

The stadium will also be showcased further through additional sporting fixtures that have been approved by the GAA’s Central Council. These include;

  • Republic of Ireland versus Slovenia in the Women’s Nations League on June 3rd

  • The inaugural Cork Super Cup between Cork City FC and Celtic FC on July 8th

  • Munster Rugby will hope to play a Champions Cup game in December

Meanwhile, the sale of 5 and 10-year season tickets has been a major success with all 2,575 seats now sold-out on both Premium and South Stand Lower levels.

Kevin O’Donovan, CEO of Cork GAA, has welcomed the confirmation of these significant fixtures. He said, “These announcements come on the back of a very busy period with record crowds turning out to see Cork’s hurlers in the National League. The stadium is now showing its true potential, with each sell-out event estimated to be worth in the region of €6 million euro to the local economy. We are very grateful for the support of the GAA community, who have helped sell out our Premium Level tickets, and the dedicated seating that was on sale through the South Stand. Couple that with the business events that are held regularly at the stadium, and the significant plans we have for other events in the months ahead, and we can truly see the stadium as the asset to Cork that it is.”