Due to a bereavement at the Kilavullen club, The U16 Division 3 County hurling semi-final between Kilshanig and Grenagh will now take place at Kildorrery today at 3pm.
Archive for year: 2019
The 2 captains, L to R, Jack Murphy Aghabullogue, Damien Taaffe Ref, Brian Elliott Eire Og.
Eire Og were the Victor’s and completed the league and championship double.
Ballygarvan Minor team and mentors that defeated Passage in the Minor Hurling League Final Congratulations to Ballygarvan on completing Championship and League double.
Nemo Rangers that defeated Ballinora in the U.14 Shield hurling Final
Mid South Chairman Martin Lynch Presenting to the Winning Blarney captain Daniel Murphy after the U.16 Football Shield Final win over Sliabh Rua
Diarmuid O Mhurchu team and Mentors, that defeated Cobh in the U.16 shield final in Crosshaven
A chara,
Please find direct link to submit entries for Rebel Og Competitions 2019
=> http://rebelog.ie/competitons2019/
Any issue please email cian@rebelog.ie 
List of clubs as of 2pm on Monday 12th November.
Aghabullogue
Aghinagh
Ahan Gaels
Ballinacurra
Ballinascarthy
Ballincollig GAA
Ballinhassig
Ballinora
Ballyclough
Ballygarvan
Ballyhea
Bandon
Banteer / Lyre
Bantry Blues
Barryroe gaa
Béal Áthan Ghaorthaidh
Bishopstown
BK Plunketts
Blackrock
Brian Dillons
Bride Rovers
Buttevant
Caha Óg
Canovee
Carbery Rangers
Carrig na bhfear
Carrigaline GAA
Castlehaven
Castlelyons
Castletownbere GAA
Charleville
Cill Mochomóg
Cill Na Martra
Clann na nGael
CLOUGHDUV
Courcey Rovers
Croke Rovers
Crosshaven
Diarmuid Ó Murchús
Doneraile
Donoughmore
Douglas
Dr pat o callaghans
Dromtariffe
Duarigle Gaels
Éire Óg
Erins Own
FASTNET GAELS
Fermoy Gaa
Fr O’Neills
Gabriel óg
Glanmire
Glanworth
Glen Rovers
Glengarriff
Glenville
Granard Gaels
Grenagh
Ibane Gaels
Ilen Rovers
Kanturk
Kilara Og
Kilbrittain
Kildorrery
Killavullen
Killeagh/Ita’s
Kilmacabea
kilmichael
Kiltha Og
Kinsale
Lee Gaels
Lisgoold
Macroom
Mayfield
MIDLETON GAA
Milford
Millstreet
Mitchelstown / Ballygiblin
Na Piarsaigh
Naomh Abán
Nemo Rangers
Newmarket
O Donovan Rossa
Owen Gaels
Raonaithe na Gaels
St.Oliver Plunketts
St.Nicks
Sarsfields
Shamrocks
Sliabh Luachra Gaels
Sliabh Rua
St Catherines
St Colums
St Dominics
St Kevins
St Michaels
St Patrick’s
St Patricks
St. Malachy’s
St. Marks
St. Peters
Tadhg MacCarthaigh
Tracton
Uibh Laoire
Uinsinn Naofa
Urhan
Valley Rovers
Watergrasshill
Western Gaels
Whitechurch
White’s Cross
Statement from Cork County Board on the appointment of Cork hurling selectors.
At the outset of this process, the goal was to put in place a structure that would ensure the best possible management teams for each grade of Cork hurling, both now and into the future, and also to provide a pathway for the development of younger coaches and those with less inter-county experience. Following extensive consultation over several weeks, the Executive of Cork County Board is pleased to recommend the appointment of Kieran Kingston (Tracton) as manager of the Cork Senior hurling team for a three-year term, along with coach Ger Cunningham (St. Finbarr’s) and Diarmuid O’Sullivan (Cloyne). A full backroom team will be announced at a later date.
Pat Ryan (Sarsfields) will take the helm at U20 for a 2 year term, joined by Donal O’Mahony (Bishopstown), Brendan Coleman (Youghal), Fergal Condon (Aghada) and Wayne Sherlock (Blackrock).
Donal Óg Cusack (Cloyne) has been recommended as Minor (U17) manager on a one-year basis for 2020, joined by Seán Óg Ó hAilpín (Na Piarsaigh), Tom Kenny (Grenagh), and further selectors to be appointed, one of whom will provide a link to the current under-age playing base.
With the pathway for the progress of younger coaches a major priority, the Executive also recommends the appointment of current U15 manager Noel Furlong (Carrigtwohill) as U16 manager for a two-year term, with Seanie McGrath (Bantry Blues), Niall McCarthy (Carrigtwohill), Ger O’Regan (St. Finbarr’s) and David Dorgan (Fr. O’Neill’s) as selectors.
All the above appointments are subject to ratification by the County Board on Tuesday night.
Commenting on the announcement, County Chairperson Tracey Kennedy said “I am absolutely delighted with the outcome of the appointments process, and honoured to be putting these names before County Board on Tuesday night. As I indicated at the outset, we did not want to rush into any decisions, and the length of the process is indicative both of the extent of our consultation and the number of excellent people who were willing to talk to us about Cork hurling. I would like to express my sincere gratitude to all of those who have agreed to serve as managers, coaches and selectors, and I truly believe that we now have a structure in place which will ensure that we can always secure the best people to lead Cork teams, on a clear pathway for both coaches and players, from underage all the way through to Senior.”
The U16 county semi-final between Donoughmore and Kilavullen at Ballyclough has been postponed due to a waterlogged pitch.
Tracton Captain Ryan O’ Donoghue accepting cup from PRO Mid South Antoinette Kidney
Also Tracton Inning Team in Mid South Football Championship.
Ballinora U16 team who won D1 football title
Bishopstown Captain Darragh O’ Donovan Accepting
cup from Chairman Mid South Martin Lynch.
Some of Club Delegates from Mid South Board Meeting
Neil Lordan Ballinora: with PRO Antoinette Kidney
Hugh Murphy Éire Óg :with Treasurer John Brennan
Seán Andrews Shamrocks: with Referees Secretary Maura Ring
Extra-time in all games except finals
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 28
Minor Division 3a County Football Championship semi-final: Caha Óg v Kildorrery, at Kilmurry, 2pm.
U14 Division 1 County Hurling Championship semi-finals: Cobh v Watergrasshill, at Lisgoold, 3pm; St Catherines v Bandon, at Mayfield, 4.30pm.
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 29
U16 Division 2 County Hurling Championship semi-final: Kilavullen v Donoughmore, at Ballyclough, 12.30pm.
U16 Division 3 County Hurling Championship quarter-final: Ahan Gaels v Kilshannig, at Bishopstown, 12 noon.
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 4
U16 Division 2 County Hurling Championship final: Newcestown v KilavullenDonoughmore, at Páirc Uí Rinn, 6.30pm.
U16 Division 1 County Hurling Championship final: Kanturk v St Catherines, at Páirc Uí Rinn, 8pm.
The executive of Coiste Sinsear an Chontae has decided not to change the age groups for Rebel Óg competitions for 2020 so the competitions next year will be run in the same age brackets as 2019. Minor will still be U18 with U16 and U14 the main age group competitions.
As usual, teams will be 13 or 15 a side depending on team numbers.
Entry forms for 2020 will be issued before the end of September with a return date for mid-October. Clubs thinking of forming independent teams (amalgamations) are requested to have this considered and decided prior to the entry forms being returned.
For clubs who do not wish to amalgamate and who do not have numbers to field a team by themselves, Coiste is prepared to consider small sided (9 or 11 a side)competitions up to U16.
However, if a club opts for that and if there is sufficient demand for such competitions, they cannot then be part of an amalgamated team at that age group (e.g. You play either 9 a side or be part of an amalgamated team).
No decision will be taken on this until the number of expressions of interest is known.
Some clubs with numbers of 4 and under in an age grouping may wish to consider catering for players using T.O. Rial 6.8;Exceptions 2 (b).
St Malachy’s after winning Minor Hurling Championship D3
Captain of the Grenagh Evan Mc Carthy Being presented with Cup after winning U16 Football Championship D2
L/R David Coleman Captain of Grenagh, Referee Teddy O Donovan, Captain of Mayfield James Keegan Before the start of U16 D3 Hurling Championship .
