Northsiders have a large spread of distribution with very few short range restarts

Riverstown club have been immense in their opening two games and dominated restarts

Under the same ranking system as the hurling equivalent plus a few tweaks, the football table shows the gap between the big three and the rest

Drizzle, wides and a dogged Muskerry meant it was no classic, but Imokilly still found enough to pull clear late on

Jack Leahy’s 1-8 inspired Imokilly to the Denis O’Riordan Cup as they saw off a stubborn Muskerry challenge

This result leaves White’s Cross in pole position, ahead of Douglas, who they play next, on scoring differences. St Michael’s have been eliminated

Goals in either half from Gearoid Cronin and Thomas O’Donoghue sealed a first West Cork U21 triumph since 1995 for the proud Kealkill club.

Three first half goals helped Sarsfields enjoy a 12 point interval advantage despite playing against the strong wind at a blustery Castle Road.

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

Newcestown’s David Buckley kept scoring, Chris Óg Jones kept finding the net, and Knocknagree’s Anthony O’Connor kept his nerve

Speaking ahead of the event, MTU GAA officer, Kevin O’Callaghan, said: “This celebration is about honouring everyone who has contributed to the MTU GAA Club over the past 50 years, from players and coaches to supporters and volunteers."

Clyda’s pace and punch asked plenty of questions but Knocknagree’s efficiency gave them the answers

The group is in deadlock, two wins and two defeats spread evenly. Newmarket remain bottom on scoring difference, but their fate is still theirs

Knocknagree were made to work all the way, but late scores proved decisive against a brilliant Clyda Rovers

Sarsfields clubman steps down, but leaves Cork hurling in a better place than when he inherited it

Éire Óg came close, but Newmarket’s outstanding defence and clutch scores made the difference

 The big question for both hurling and football in Cork is whether the championship will finally catch fire when they reach the knockout stages

Northside clubs dominate the list of repeat relegation battlers, but only Macroom can claim a flawless record of survival

The same weekend that kept Premier Senior in a holding pattern saw Jones race ten clear at Premier Intermediate

Dungourney duo Cillian O'Callaghan and Jack Leahy lead the way in the PIHC

The Village saw their 11-point lead cut to two in the space of four minutes, but they reeled of 1-3 in response to ensure victory

Sarsfields and Blackrock feature prominently after big wins in the Premier Senior HC

Killeagh's Barry Walsh leads the SAHC table while Ballincollig's Stephen Wills remains in front in the PIHC

Premier Senior big three have scored large wins at each stage of the competition since the restructuring in 2020

Imokilly side won by five points, but the game was all but over well before the final whistle arrived

Selector David Cunningham was relieved to get over the line after a stern test from Fr O'Neill's

With pride restored and delight earned – Newcestown's defiance leaves Newtownshandrum with a tough task

Crowley insists it’s still early days, but Sars’ strength in depth and relentless standards suggest they’ll take stopping

Fr O’Neill’s never let the Glen settle, but a strong third quarter and a crucial early goal got the northsiders over the line

This result puts Whitechurch straight through to the semi-finals.

This result leaves Na Piarsaigh ahead by a single point on scoring difference.

Trailing 0-9 to 0-6 at half time, Bride Rovers outscored their opponents 1-10 to 0-7 in the second half to secure a thrilling win.

This result puts Passage through to the semi-final in a few weeks time

Spillane raised four green flags, all in the first half at Kildorrery

Riverstown side shared 4-27 from play among 11 different scorers to go two wins from two

This win sees Cloyne book their spot in the knockout phase of the competition with one game to go

The teams were level a total of 11 times, with O'Sullivan getting the last three scores for Newcestown to secure a point

The race for the East Cork Oil Junior A Hurling title intensifies this weekend, with Carraig na bhFear under pressure, Sarsfields flying high, and Group 2 already delivering tight battles

First-round winners in the Cork PSHC have an 83% success rate of qualifying for the knockouts

When you speak with Eddie, his love of hurling is very evident with his late father Willie 'Long Puck' Murphy, a winner of five All-Ireland medals 

Hosts trailed by three at half-time but powered on after the break

Frontrunners Midleton and Ballincollig posted big wins against Sarsfields and Blackrock, as Ballinora edged Na Piarsaigh

History shows Charleville and Douglas' second team have had the most repeated brushes with the drop under the new format

Between the three grades, Seán Desmond's opening round haul of 2-3 is the most from play anyone scored on opening weekend

Senior hurling management was not on the agenda for last week's county board meeting and there was no need for it to be

Duhallow’s divisional firepower, Clyda’s double act, and Jones’ two-grade dominance the standout themes

All five of Cork’s biggest hurling clubs made strong starts in this year’s PSHC, but history says at least one will falter before the knockouts

Glen Rovers and Charleville both gave debut starts to two of last year's minors

Dungourney's Cillian O'Callaghan scored two points on debut despite playing junior C last year

A missed penalty, goal at the other end and straight red card left Cork with too much to do in the second half