Douglas and Sars have progressed from their group with a game to spare

Rebel Óg recently made special presentations to Michael Tadhg Brosnan and David Akar

Michael O’Mahony, Eoghan O’Connor, Martin O’Brien, Jim McEvoy and Rory Noonan are stepping down

Two goals in two minutes helped them to the win over a Haven side who battled back from an early deficit

Páirc Uí Rinn hosts the Premier 1 and Premier 2 U18 finals on Monday night

Christopher Dunne landed 1-10 but keeper PJ Noonan was also the hero with a last-gasp save

Barrs led by a point at half-time at Páirc Uí Rinn but James Murray had to fire a leveller in injury time

Rory Noonan previews Monday's double bill at Páirc Uí Rinn

Glanmire had a super start but the Muskerry side found another gear to reach Rebel Óg Premier 2 decider

Ballincollig await the North Cork side after battling back to upset the odds

Haven, Division 1 winners last season, will now battle Donoughmore in the Premier 2 decider

Shandrum and Youghal are fancied to reach Premier 2 decider

Eoghan Murphy, Paul Leopold, Jack O’Connor, Aaron Myers, Liam Healy, Luke Hackett, James Sweeney all featured when the Riverstown club beat Killeagh/Ita's in 2014 

Trailing by a point the Village were awarded a last-gasp penalty for a foul on Padraig Skehan, which Cillian McDonnell cooly slotted home

Sars, Midleton and Ballincollig are already through to the Premier 1 semis

Rockies hit the last 1-5 to secure the title in the Mardyke

Extra time was needed but over the 80-plus minutes Sars' goal threat proved to be the difference

Barrs now face Douglas or Ballincollig while Mallow will meet Bishopstown

Coached by Larry Tompkins, Town were underdogs after their loss to Ballincollig but instead topped the group sending their hosts into a playoff 

St Finbarr's and Mallow already through from other group in Premier 1 tier

Tadgh O'Connor, Boherbue Handball Club, Jack Hennessy and Seán Dee, Liscarroll Handball Club, delivered in July

Ballincollig and St Finbarr's both received byes to the last four but their opponents will only be decided after the Glen-Douglas and Mallow-Shandrum playoffs

Victory for Killeagh would have seen the group finish on a three-way tie with Sars and Midleton, Scarra had other ideas though

Wins for Midleton and Killeagh on Wednesday will avoid the need for a playoff as scoring difference doesn't apply in the groups

Collig host champions the Glen while Douglas face Aghada

Home sides are favourites to make it out of their group with a game to spare

Larry Tompkins' Town impressed with a big win over Éire Óg while Collig battled back to draw with Douglas in the opener

Rory Noonan looks at the key games in the second round of the Premier 1 grade

Town host last year's Premier 2 winners Éire Óg in opening round

Darragh Casey sealed the win with a late goal at Ballinlough

Sean Hogan hit a remarkable 6-9 for the Ovens side

10 goals in a game to remember at Ballinlough with Dylan Murray scoring four and Sean Hogan three 

Alan Jozefowski was the match-winner as the Village retained the title with Evan Stack and Shay O'Brien also to the fore

Bishopstown school retained the Simcox Cup in April

Clubs were recently presented with their awards at The Clayton Hotel, Silversprings

Compromise proposal would see U18 minor hurlers and footballers play in adult competitions from Junior A down

Northsiders prevented Ballincollig from completing three in a row in the grade with a brilliant showing at the Mardyke

Great scenes of celebration as Town's footballers secured a hard-earned victory at Páirc Uí Rinn

Magpies were in control from the early stages to set up a showdown with the Glen 

Éire Óg await in the Rebel Óg Premier decider

Keeper Brendan Lenihan also made some key saves in the Premier 2 semi-final down the Mardyke

Huge double-header on Monday night includes the Premier 1 showdown between Ballincollig and Na Piarsaigh

Ballincollig club man won Munster titles as minor manager and is the obvious choice to step up

Inniscarra beat Youghal to leave three teams on the same points in the group and force a playoff

Collig were heading through until the late drama which means Rebel Óg will draw one club out as group winners while the other two play off

Cork camogie enjoyed a season to remember landing All-Irelands at U16, minor and senior

The east Cork side got the better of Carrigaline again in what was a repeat of their P2 Féile final

Mardyke will host the Premier 1 and Premier 2 hurling deciders on Monday night

Village led by four points at half-time but now go into second tier competition with Douglas gunning for the double

Jack Brady's goal in the first half set the tone for the Barrs