Cork City, rock bottom in the league, ripped up the script at Turner’s Cross with a 3–0 semi-final win that sends them to the Aviva on November 9 for the Cup final

From six down, to three up to level once more – a place in the county final was on the line and Lehane kept his nerve to land the decisive blow against the Rockies

Two second-half goals made the difference as Bride Rovers withstood Carrigtwohill’s fightback to seal a deserved Páirc Uí Chaoimh victory

A stunning goal from Seani Maguire and a magnificent brace from Evan McLaughlin sent the Rebel Army to the Aviva

For Philip Wall, inspiration has always been close to home – a brother whose career was cut short but with coaching fingerprints everywhere

Ger Nash admits his side are “desperate” to give fans something back as Cork City face St Pat’s in a semi-final that doubles as their last great hope.

Bride Rovers are back in a fifth straight semi-final. This time, with Conleith Ryan’s goals and hard lessons banked, belief feels different

Timmy McCarthy, Irish basketball icon, has dipped into Togher with a boomshakalaka or two

Supporters’ groups say they will not stay silent as they accuse club owner Dermot Usher of “disdain” and “instability”

The striker admits the season has been a disaster, but insists Friday’s clash with St Pat’s can still give players and fans “something to shout about”

Penalty heroes, hat-trick men and another pair of brothers – your Echo Cork Football Team of the Week

Manager Harry O’Reilly warned Éire Óg’s semi-final display “will not beat Cill na Martra”

Camogie stand-in as a child, Cork star as an adult, and still the man trying to steer Blarney to a long-awaited Senior A title

Donoughmore came away three-point winners after a brilliant battle in the Premier 2 Minor Football Championship final with the Barrs at Páirc Uí Rinn

Éire Óg were nine clear with 10 left, only for Bishopstown to rattle them before Daniel Goulding’s booming two-pointer sent the Ovens men into the SAFC semi-finals

Level after an hour on Monday and level again at half-time here, it was Midleton who found the edge to dethrone reigning champions Ballincollig

The Global Solidarity Run, the brainchild of the Irish not-for-profit organisation Sanctuary Runners, encourages people across the world to run, jog, walk or roll any distance, anywhere on Saturday, October 11.

Humiliated in 2024, Cloyne have rebuilt on pride, psychology and hard graft, but above all, they're enjoying their hurling again

City are a point away from being mathematically relegated to the First Division

The double is still on for St Finbarr's, courtesy of James Murray and Liam O'Regan's outstanding efforts in defence

Quarter-final pressure and relegation fear brought out the best, here are your XV of the week

“It’s the first time in four years that Imokilly have been beaten in normal time"

Shay O'Brien looked to have found a Ballincollig winner on the hour before John O'Sullivan rescued Midleton to snatch a draw

'We put a big emphasis on our forwards working hard, you could see that' said Twomey

“Clinical? At times only,” admitted Barrett, but the Blarney boss was satisfied with a performance that proved enough to end Na Piarsaigh’s season

Carraig na bhFear edged champions Killeagh in the other quarter-final, while Carrigtwohill needed extra time to beat 14-man Fr O'Neill's in the relegation playoff

A late red card to Keith Buckley rubbed salt in the wounds, and despite the margin of five, the outcome was a long time coming

East and city clubs are dominant in city venues and travel well, but north Cork teams do it best in relegation battles

Crowley's 91st minute screamer gave City a point they more than deserved, having put it up to Rovers for the full 90 minutes 

Three first-half goals and a defensive wall after the break saw Glanmire overwhelm Douglas and march into the Premier 1 Minor Football Championship final

Ibane Gaels had levelled it from 10 down in the space of seven minutes, but the Barrs hit five in a row in the final quarter to survive

From Luke Casey’s dual-sport exploits to Mark Cronin’s all-round class, here are the 15 standout performers of the final group weekend

The Barrs fell agonisingly close, while Ballincollig will now meet Midleton in both P1 U16 hurling and football finals

Midleton looked home and hosed at 3-7 to 0-9, but Glanmire surged back with two late goals before McCarthy’s cool head carried the Magpies over the line

A dominant win over St Michael's ensured Nemo Rangers went straight to the semis for the first time under the new format

No single club dominates, though Castlelyons carry two and Jack Leahy features twice across two grades

Mark Cronin and Bryan Hayes were untouchable for Nemo, combining for a total of 1-13

Permutations came to haunt both sides after a thrilling second half of football in Rosscarbery

Ger Nash’s side carry the scars of their league struggles into Ballybofey, yet a semi-final place would give their support fresh hope

Top acts from Premier Senior, Senior A and Premier Intermediate are named in our latest team of the week

An absolute classic from start to finish, It was Ring and Tom Walsh that rescued Carrig from five down to win it in extra time

Adam Murphy lit up Ballynoe with 0-6 from play, Brendan Lehane starred, and still the Hill’s summer ended early

Liam Walsh hit 1-12 and John O’Sullivan 1-5 as Midleton produced their most ruthless display yet, overpowering Ballinora to rekindle their rivalry with Ballincollig

Both sides advance, Midleton take on Glen Rovers while Charleville meet Sarsfields

Killeagh will meet Carraig na bhFear next in a repeat of last year's final

Murphy struck 0-6 from play but their season ended as Bride Rovers advanced to the quarter-finals

“I thought we were getting a runaround, next thing we were in at halftime up by two"

The Rockies ability to suffocate Kanturk and St Finbarr’s on restarts has been the foundation of two wins from two

Ethan Twomey's command when playing at no. 6 has been the difference for the Barrs on their opponents' restarts

Catherine's trailed early, but a purple patch just before half-time gave them the lead and control of the contest