Magpies will face Carrigtwohill in the semi-final as they look to win a fourth consecutive divisional title

A year on from their final defeat to Cobh, Bride Rovers get another shot at winning the Jamesy Kelleher Cup

Whatever happens, either Nemo Rangers or the Barrs are going to get drenched from a cloudburst of devastation that will seep into their bones over another long winter.

The 17-year-old Macroom GAA goalkeeper is among 20 talented young athletes who have come through Leader Kicking’s nationwide search for Ireland’s next American football kicking star. 

Cornelia Buckley and Niamh O’Connor scored hat-tricks for either side but Coachford outscored their rivals in the end

Midleton take six spots and Blackrock five, while Na Piarsaigh (2), Carrigtwohill (1) and Glen Rovers (1) make up the remaining starters

Rochestown defeated Killorglin in the quarter-finals of this competition last year before they were ultimately eliminated in the semis by eventual champions Tralee CBS.

Bandon school come out on top in opening-round West Cork derby

Munster Club SHC quarter-final clash to be shown live by TG4

Glen saw off great rivals the Barrs while Ballincollig atoned for defeat in last year's PIHC decider

First county final over the Barrs since 1964, made all the sweeter to tough days they endured since their last county in 2016

Extra time and penalties in a cracking Seandún final at Ballinlough

With the sides deadlocked at 2-16 apiece, Jamie Hegarty slotted over his tenth pointed free in stoppage time, to settle the tie.

Having come from six behind, they they tried so hard to grab an equalising goal in second-half stoppage, and while they came agonizingly close, it was without success.

The Barrs stand in their way on Sunday in the final, the first between the two famous clubs in 38 years

Nine clubs feature in the starting 15 in the last football line-up of the club season

Douglas were on top for most of this game, which was relatively low-scoring, due to the greasy conditions. 

Luke Hurley scored 6-5 from play but Blackrock's Shane O'Shaughnessy was the from-play top-scorer with 2-21

Four points separate Fionn Lardner from Conor Lenihan, who, along with James Mulcahy have the Senior A final to overtake the Fermoy man

The SE Systems Senior Camogie Championship final on Sunday between St Finbarr's and Blackrock will no doubt take centre stage

Horgan suggests that high-ranking county board officials were in Ryan’s ear on who should be on the Cork panel

Mayfield 3-24 (3-5-14) White’s Cross 1-16 (1-3-10) Mayfield defeated White’s Cross in a one-sided preliminary semi-final of the AOS Security Seandún Junior A Football Championship at Ballinlough, to set up a ...

One of four county deciders played at MTU Cork’s grounds, Inch grabbed the headlines by making their way back to the senior fold.

Intermediate School Killorglin will face Tralee CBS is the quarter-final of the competition

Dungourney's Cillian O'Callaghan has hit an outrageous seven goals in four games and leads the PIHC from-play scoring

Born in Mitchelstown Barry moved to Blackrock as a 13 year-old and after his apprenticeship with the Blackrock referee Michael O’Flaherty he moved on to do some umpiring with Na Piarsaigh official John Kearney.

Second-half goals settle both East Cork Oil Junior A quarter-finals as Cobh beat Carrigtwohill and Carraig na bhFear see off Fr O'Neill's

Ahead of the centenary next year, John Arnold visits the Dunmanway homestead of the man forever synonymous with the All-Ireland football trophy

This iconic victory for Cork hurling was truly tinged with emotion.   It was an All-Ireland won by a Rebel team who lined out without Christy Ring for the first time in a quarter of a century. 

The sides were level, 0-6 apiece, early in the second half when Naomh Abán’s Lydia McDonagh fired home a swift 1-1. The eventual winners withstood a ferocious comeback to edge the result 1-7 to 0-9

They defeated Ballyphehane in a one-sided encounter at Ballinlough and now Ballyphehane are eliminated.

John passed away in June 2016 and in the 10th year anniversary it is fitting that he can be remembered as one of the greatest defenders produced by the Rebel county.

Six years' worth of data across the five championship grades points to a clear trend for table-toppers in games against runners-up

Brian Coakley, Jack McCarthy and Brian O'Driscoll all feature after Carrig's three-from-three run, while Mallow get two starters following their victory over champions St Finbarr's

In simple terms, it all boiled down to Lismire gaining a better return from attack highlighted on a pair of goals in each half.

St. Michael’s made the most of the elements in the opening half as they played a more open game, while the Trabeg side were more dependent on scores from frees. 

Fionn Murphy was immense at centre-back for Ballinora, who came away victorious to win their first ever title at this grade

They were made fight for it in the final five minutes, when they saw their six-point lead become a three-point lead after some individual brilliance from Kiltha sharpshooter Conor Ronayne. 

This result puts Mayfield ahead of Ballyphehane in second place on scoring differences.

ALL-Ireland Senior Champions Galway lead the way on the list of nominations for coveted 2026 TG4 All-Star Awards. The Tribeswomen, who won the Brendan Martin Cup at Croke Park on Sunday August 2, have 14 nominees in the 45-player long list.

The four sides facing relegation playoffs in the top two grades of Cork hurling get 44.5% of their scores from one player

Fionn Lardner leads the overall chart at Senior A, while Shane Tarrant tops the PIHC chart

There have been a number of quality defenders on Leeside over many decades and for the former Bishopstown corner-back Shane O’Neill 10 years of playing at the top tier of the sport was a mighty honour.

Clonakilty had led by three points at half-time but champions never panicked

Last season’s finalists needed to win by 5 points, but a scoring spree yielded a massive 15 point victory

Northsiders were immense in the second half against Killeagh, and Mark Mullins' side will now take on Carrigtwohill in the quarters

The Village had to dig deep in Ballyanley, having trailed by six points coming up to half-time

Passage were on top for most of the opening half, but Glen Rovers got the game’s only goal to level matters from a penalty midway through the second half.

Rockies will face Midleton in county final following semi-final victory over Na Piarsaigh

Last year's beaten finalists Castlelyons are among those who cannot qualify for the knockout stages