A four-point return from Kieran Twomey and a dominant middle-third display saw Kilshannig pip Ballinora to the JAHC crown

Trailing for most of the contest, UCC found their rhythm in the rain to reel in Mary I and clinch the Division 1 Hurling League crown

Seven years on from their last county final appearance, Kilmacabea delivered, producing a superb second-half surge to capture the Junior A title

Valley Rovers' manager Michael O’Brien: 'We targeted their puckouts, and it worked to our advantage'

Magpies face Newcestown in the County U21 A semi-final this Saturday

Ballyhea’s new year car draw offers a Ford Focus or €30,000 cash prize as part of their latest fundraising drive

Nine games unbeaten just to reach the fifth tier of the Cork hurling ladder, and Kilshannig deserved every bit of their 11-point win over Ballinora 

Relentless Valleys display from start to finish saw the Carrigdhoun champions eliminate the city side

Man of the match Kieran Twomey starred at wing-back, but it was Éanna O'Hanlon's 45th minute strike that put Kilshannig out of reach

In a game where only two points separated the teams with eight minutes remaining two late goals sealed a famous win for the east Cork side who always looked impressive going forward.

Midleton begin their title defence and Glen Rovers chase a first title since 2008

A red card, a locked gate and three different sets of scores, there was nothing straightforward in CBC's win over St Colman's

Four decades on from their 1985 county triumph, St Finbarr’s heroes reunited to mark their title win

Hennessy: "I actually love the Twitter. The amount of comments I get about the Twitter afterwards"

Finbarr McCarthy has been at more GAA games than he cares to count while working for Cork's 96fm sports department 

Gaelcoláiste Mhuire will meet CBC or St Colman’s College, who play each other in the second semi-final on Friday.

The Sem knew they needed at least an eight-point victory for safe passage to the knockouts - they did that and then some - but victory for Clonakilty against Colaiste Choilm, Ballincollig, was the cherry on top, securing second place for the Kerrymen.

Two goals in the closing minutes turned the tide as Intermediate School Killorglin stunned Hamilton High of Bandon to book their Corn Uí Mhuirí quarter-final place

Nemo Rangers were the most efficient of the knockout sides, but it’s Douglas who once more lead the county on pure defensive numbers

With the Cork senior hurlers back in training, both teams were without a number of key players

Once placed balls are stripped away, it’s Mallow, not the Barrs or Nemo, who come out on top for points from play across the 2025 PSFC

Manager Liam O'Keeffe praised his side’s leadership as Midleton claimed a third straight East Cork U21 crown, calling it a fitting tribute to Darragh McCarthy

Bishopstown 3-17Passage 0-17The curtain came down on Seandún GAA’s centenary year, with Bishopstown claiming the PharmaCare U21B Hurling title, as they defeated Passage before a good-sized attendance, at Ballinlough.

For the second year running Midleton beat Rovers, but this one carried extra weight

The Muskerry champions tore into Nemo from the start, their display one of total control as they booked a county final meeting with Kilmacabea

Ten clubs and 29 schools are included in the Northside Project, backed by €150k from Munster GAA which focusses on participation and retention

Champions managed 22.5 points per game from play – Newcestown were most reliant on placed balls

Midleton and Charleville round out top three best defences, while Douglas and Erin’s Own struggle at the bottom

A frenetic finish brought Coachford close, but Ardscoil Rís’ early goal and controlled secured their place in the Dean Ryan decider with CBC

A first full season under the new rules brought higher tallies and a shifting hierarchy – though some familiar names still set the pace

With the surge in scoring brought by the new rules, St Finbarr’s were the outlier, the only team with an improved concession rate on last year

Eoghan Ó Céilleachair: 'A lot of the kids even in school now are much more connected to the culture, and they want to learn it'

The scoring difference table shows a clear drop-off at the bottom, with Carbery Rangers, Valley Rovers and St Michael’s all struggling

Blackrock finished top in the points conceded per game (PCPG) table

Key movers and fallers revealed across the points per game table

The game turned with two goals in the space of a minute.

Erin's Own looked to have it won, but Barry's late free dipped under the crossbar and sent Rovers through by the minimum

Sars led the way again, while others rose and fell in scoring difference totals from the 2025 PSHC campaign

Across the top three grades, teams took very different approaches. Here, we rank all 37 from the most balanced scoring to the most reliant on one man

St Finbarr's talisman scored more than anyone in hurling and football across the top three grades

Na Piarsaigh chairman Colin O'Sullivan is confident the club are on the right track to get back challenging for honours 

Which teams shared the scores and which leaned on a talisman? Here’s the data from Cork's top three grades

Three out of four calls landed in the PSFC, as patience with the Barrs was finally rewarded and Newcestown justified their dark-horse billing

Season done, scores tallied – Horgan rules Premier Senior again, Walsh tops Senior A, and Collins takes Premier Intermediate honours

Kinsale 1-13 Ibane Gaels 1-13 (aet, Ibane Gaels win 6-5 on pens).

It looked like they had it won in normal time but a goal six minutes into injury time for Clounmacon/Moyvane took it to extra-time.

Carrigtwohill rose from the dust and drew level in the space of 13 minutes having been nine points behind, but two nerveless frees from Finn kept Midleton's three-in-a-row hopes afloat

Jack McKay looks back on another year of Premier Senior hurling predictions

Newtownshandrum/Dromina amalgamation outscored Charleville 1-12 to 0-1 in the second half to finish comfortable winners

Kelly is one of Mayfield's best ever players, but believes the club can bounce back and get back playing at a higher grade than junior