Rory Noonan previews the second phase of games in this season's U17 hurling championships in Cork

Rory Noonan previews the weekend action in the Cork U17 championships

Douglas got the better of Fermoy in the other opening game in group 1 of the U17 competition

Rory Noonan previews the first round of U17 club hurling action on Leeside this weekend

Key dates and details for the 2022 Premier 1 and Premier 2 competitions that start in July

Premier 1 football clash will be staged at Páirc Uí Rinn on Wednesday

Rebel Óg decider offered up some great football with Kiltha Óg also playing their part

Running across U12, U13 and U14 grades, clubs are asked to send teams of three to compete

Rory Noonan looks back at the challenges faced by the clubs and governing body of underage hurling and football in Cork

After a long delay, the 2020 Rebel Óg P2 decider was held at Bishopstown, with Jamie O'Driscoll bagging two goals

March 30 is the start date for the new Cork County Board U19 leagues while the adult championship draws take place on January 25

Minor has dropped to U17 across the country and with U21 competition unable to provide sufficient games, a new format is needed for players aged 18 and 19

The Village came back from five points down to lead in the closing stages but Finan Fenner nailed a winner for the divisional side

Cork minor scores six points to secure cup for his side

O'Leary took over in the final quarter, hitting six points as the Glen rallied from six down

It capped off a fine few days for Na Piarsaigh, who added to their Premier 1 U16 success two days earlier

Full-forward ensures East Cork bragging rights go to his side

Cork minor hits 2-9 in a Man of the Match performance

Three green flags in opening 15 minutes left Valleys chasing the game

Corner-forward hits 1-6 in an outstanding display against Aghada

U12 football showdown was a great game and a fitting tribute to the memory of the late Danny Crowley

U12 P1 Football Cup is named after the Carrigaline player who tragically passed in 2013

Despite their best efforts of the Dazzlers, the Barrs ran out winners after a thrilling encounter to win their first Premier 1 title since 2015

St Finbarr's take on St Michael's in the Premier 1 decider with Éire Óg v Bishopstown at P2 level

After a tight, tough Premier 2 final reply at Páirc Uí Rinn, the Castlemartyr and Dungourney amalgamation hit for the key score late on through Cork minor Leahy

Cork minor Eoin O'Leary was also to the fore as Glen landed the Premier 1 county at the expense of Bride Rovers, who missed injury Cork ace Cillian Tobin

U17 Premier 2 decider will be replayed after a late point from Eoin O'Mahony and five goals for Shandrum

Rory Noonan previews the battle of the Rovers at Páirc Uí Rinn, with Shandrum taking on Kiltha Óg in the P2 decider

Magpies are off to Thurles while Rovers head to Croke Park

St Finbarr's won last year's title but were always chasing this semi-final 

Hosts took over in extra time to set up a Premier 1 county final clash with Glen Rovers

Kiltha Óg await on October 11 in Páirc Uí Rinn

East Cork side will now face Shandrum in the final on October 11

Premier 2 glory for the northsiders, who got off to the ideal start

Collig saw off St Finbarr's in tough conditions at Páirc Uí Rinn

Cork minor keeper saved three times against Nemo and scored the winner too

In the Premier 1 U17 grade, it'll be Glen v Barrs and Bride Rovers against Ballincollig 

Victory for the Kilworth and Araglen amalgamation after entertaining final

In a repeat of last season's U14 decider, the Riverstown side came out on top again

St Finbarr's, Ballincollig and Glen Rovers already through to semi-finals in the top tier

Last section of group games was played over the weekend

Late goal from Ali Baker helped see off Mallow at Togher

Colin Corkery's charges have qualified from the group stages with a game to spare

Na Piarsaigh battled back from four points down in a hard-hitting second half

Group stages of the Premier 1 and Premier 2 competitions will be concluded by Sunday

City side set the tone in the opening quarter

THE Premier 1 and 2 minor championships take a break this week, however there is still plenty of action around the regions.

Inniscarra 3-6 Beara 0-9INNISCARRA were comprehensive winners over Beara in last night’s County Premier 1 Minor Football Championship contest at Ballyanly.

St Finbarr’s 2-9 Wolfe Tones 2-6ST Finbarr’s got their Premier 2 MFC off to a winning start at Togher on Wednesday night.

St Michael's 1-11 Carrigaline 1-9ST Michael's made the perfect start to their Rebel Óg Premier 2 Minor Football Group 2 campaign as they narrowly defeated Carrigaline 1-11 to 1-9 in Mahon.