Kelleher hit 0-11, five from play, as the West Cork side failed to fire 

Eoin Carey, Brian Sheehan and Michael Sheehan raised first-half green flags

After losing the first game, Collig secured an unlikely place in the semi-finals after a dramatic game in Mallow

Last year's runners-up had big performances from Mike Kelly and Barry Lawton

Despite winning two games, the East Cork side were pipped by Castlelyons and Ballincollig for a place in the PIHC knockout stages

Valleys will now take on Kilworth in the quarter-final

Darren McCarthy and Shane Cummins raised the green flags while the Ovens outfit are out despite winning their first two group games

The Imokilly side recorded this important win without Cork hurler Ciarán Joyce, who was unavailable due to injury

After a cracking game spare a thought for the Carrigaline half-forward Brian Kelleher who amassed 3-8 only to end up on the losing side.

Four points from Shane O'Regan and Daire O'Leary saw the Hill snatch a point

James Dwyer, Brian Keating and Cian O'Driscoll grabbed goals at Cloughduv while Stephen Wills hit 0-5 from play

The Hill have now drawn four Premier IHC games in a row as goalkeeper Aiden Foley's heroics secured a valuable point

Ovens side came from six points down thanks to two late goals

After dropping down from Senior A this season, the Carrigdhoun outfit were inspired by Rickard Cahalane in this derby victory

Inniscarra won a classic final replay last season against Castlemartyr but who will succeed them in 2023?

"There are people in that dressing room that played in the last final in 2003, Dan O’Connell, Steve Olden and a couple of more. They are 19 years trying to get back to today."

Senior A beckons for the first time for the Muskerry club

Replay next Saturday at Páirc Uí Chaoimh is sure to be another fascinating game

Mike Kelly missed a free in added time to win it for the East Cork side

PIHC final against Inniscarra awaits for the East Cork side who are chasing a third county in a row

Cork vice-captain fired over 0-5 as Scarra reached the Premier Intermediate Hurling final

Inniscarra await Hassig in the county semi-final after they came from six points down

Dream of third straight title remains alive for East Cork men

Two goals in the first quarter set the Ovens outfit on their way with Youghal now dropping to the IAHC

PIHC quarter-final against Ballinhassig is next up for the victors

A late Billy McGann goal decided the game in stoppage time

Watergrasshill weren't beaten this season but still exited the championship at the group stage with Carrigaline progressing to the quarter-finals

Bandon also made it through from the group following their 3-23 to 0-13 dismissal of Youghal

Return of some key players boosted the Mid Cork side while Kilworth's season ended in disappointment

East Cork side top group and reach semi-finals

Cork senior footballer Colm O'Callaghan and veteran Kevin Hallissey battled hard but the Ovens outfit was off the pace

Cork captain contributed 14 of his side's 19 points in their SAHC success at Caherlag

Eoin Carey and Noel McNamara led the line for the Avondhu outfit

There were two sent off in the opening exchanges but Hassig were in control all through

Valleys recovered from their loss to Bandon while Youghal will be facing a relegation battle if they lost to Bandon

Cork hurlers Daire O'Leary and Niall O'Leary were prominent in a tight tussle at Rathcormac

O'Donoghue and Casey shared three goals while former Cork underage player Owen McCarthy clipped over 0-5 from play

Fresh from lifting two county titles in recent season, the East Cork outfit were in total control against a Collig team missing a number of key hurlers

Darragh O'Sullivan and Brian Lynch were Hassig's top-scorers from play as they took control in the first half

Cork vice-captain Sean O'Donoghue operated at centre-forward for the Muskerry outfit

Colin Cronin was the hero for the underdogs against the dual club from Ovens

Some big saves from keeper Jack Barry ensured the Imokilly side recovered from a four-point deficit to win by five

After relegation from Senior A, Bandon got off to an ideal start to this season's Premier Intermediate campaign

Good first half set the favourites on the road to victory in the Co-Op Superstores Cork Premier IHC semi-final

A haul of 1-3 from keeper Stephen Nyhan in the first half was a major factor in Courceys' success

Victors will play in the PIHC grade next season, while the losers drop to IAHC as Cork underage star O'Regan hits 1-11

Three goals in the fourth quarter fired Hassig past their Carrigdhoun rivals and into a clash with Castlelyons 

Despite the dismissal of Chris O'Leary after 10 minutes, Valleys did enough to qualify for a semi-final against Courcey Rovers

Quarter-final against Kilworth is next up after Cormac Desmond's late goal proved decisive

After defeat in last year's final against Blarney, Castlelyons wait on the winners of Kilworth and Valley Rovers, the other semi will be Courceys v Ballinhassig or Carrigaline