This controlled performance saw Ballinora illustrate why they have been the kingpins of Mid Cork hurling in recent years.

A second county title in as many years, built on last season’s Munster triumph and another league crown. Sarsfields haven’t tasted defeat since their league loss to Glen Rovers back in April

Blackrock 2-10 Brian Dillon’s 1-12 Blackrock were crowned AOS Security Seandún Junior B Hurling champions, as they defeated Brian Dillon’s in the decider, before a sizeable attendance at Ballinlough.

Carrigaline struck first and last, but it was Erin’s Own’s three-goal burst after half-time that proved decisive in a rain-spattered Premier 2 U16 Challenge Cup final

They were nine clear with 13 to play but finished clinging to their lead — Fearghal O’Leary’s stoppage-time save sealing a dramatic win in the Mardyke rain

With the silverware still to be settled, there are a few late challengers still in with a shout of topping the scoring charts across Cork’s top three hurling grades

Ruled out of Sunday’s Premier Senior Hurling final, the Midleton defender remains embedded in the team’s preparation and perspective after a season that has put everything in context

Semi-final weekend brought brilliance across every grade, and the latest Cork Football Team of the Week includes the top performers across the PSFC, SAFC, PIFC and IAFC

"We just can't wait to have a proper crack off Ilen Rovers now"

Cork hurler talks through Castlelyons' consistency, his relationship with Seán O'Donoghue, and the disruptive classroom as they gear up to face Bride Rovers in the Senior A final

CORK legend Juliet Murphy will be officially inducted into the Ladies Gaelic Football Association’s Hall of Fame at the TG4 All-Star awards night, in association with Lidl, on Saturday, November 15th.

They may have expected a battle, but Cill na Martra instead produced a statement win – and a reminder of how far they’ve come in two short seasons

No stars, just a surge of red and green – Ballinora’s spread of scorers and conviction floored Kilmurry when it mattered most

The Magpies’ hopes of toppling Sarsfields in next week’s PSHC final have been dented, as star forward Conor Lehane and defender Eoin Moloney both miss out through Achilles injuries

Hard work, straight talk and a bit of belief have carried Aghada further than most expected

Behind Kilmurry’s county charge lies one of the more unlikely heroes – a superstition that grows thicker with every win

A year with the Barrs, space to reset, and a sport reborn by new rules – Sherlock returns refreshed, revived, and ready to kick again

For the Glen Rovers chairman Liam Martin is a man that has given his life to his club but in his own words it’s all in a day’s work as he reflected on a season with mixed fortunes.

Four men from Castlelyons make the team after they put four goals past Blarney in their SAHC semi-final

Saturday’s semi-final clash with Aghada is another step for Uibh Laoire – and a chance to push closer to the senior ranks

They didn’t get the result they wanted, but Carrigtwohill leave this championship taller than they entered it

The team that had been coached by the late Ray Ryan gave a performance of which he would be proud

The Barrs led from start to finish to secure Premier 2 Minor Hurling Championship glory

Midleton’s passage to the county final came at a heavy cost, with full-back Moloney suffering a suspected achilles injury at the end

Na Piarsaigh are through to their first decider since they last won the title in 1997, where they will meet defending champions Whitechurch.

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

Dungourney, who were top seeds after winning all their group games, were in a strong position with the wind before Collig hit two late goals

Over the past decade, a tremendous healthy rivalry has developed between the sides and another hotly competitive encounter is in prospect.

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

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

In a room decked out with balloons in Glen Rovers colours Jimmy was surrounded by family and friends listening to the club Male Boys Choir.

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

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

Dual Road suits Ballygarvan and Piaras O'Halloran as Ballymartle and Kilbrittain are up next

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

Mr Horgan, who retires after 18 seasons, during which he amassed 32 goals and 683 points, was described in these pages as “likely to carry the tag of the best hurler never to win an All-Ireland”.

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

Three goals, eight different scorers and unyielding all over the field – the Barrs were fully deserving of their 10-point win

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

Championship favourites get on top in second half but never allowed to ease clear by their opponents