Today, Sunday, August 29
Premier Semi-Finals @ Ballincollig 6.00pm
Mallow v Nemo Rangers and Carrgialine v Bishopstown
Final at 7.00pm  @ Ballincollig
Mallow or Nemo Rangers v Carrigaline or Bishopstown

Division 1 Semi Finals @ Ovens 11.15am
Eire Og v Ballinora and Youghal v Castlehaven
Final @ 12.15pm @ Ovens
Winner of Eire Og or Ballinora v Winner of Youghal or Castlehaven

Division 2 Semi Finals @ Mayfield 5.30pm
St. Catherines v Kilbrittain and Mayfield v St. Colms
Final @ 6.30pm @ Mayfield
Winner St. Catherines or Kilbrittain v Winner Mayfield or St. Colms

In the semi-finals and/or final, if the sides are level EXTRA TIME of
5 minutes a side will be played, if still level at that point, the
referee restarts the game with the first side to score being declared
the winner.

THE next two weekends are going to be busy ones for U15 club sides across Cork.

On Saturday next, August 21, the Féile hurling and camogie tournaments take place and the following Saturday, August 28, it’s the turn of the footballers and ladies footballers to take centre stage.

Covid restrictions mean there is no big national event planned as per other years but there will be a special event held in Thurles in a few weeks time to mark the 50th anniversary of the first Féile.

Up until this year he and his team-mates held an unique record as they were the only U15 winners of the title, as after the first year it was moved to U14, where it has remained until this season.

It has gone back to U15 and it remains to be seen if this will be the way going forward in future years. The move up the age grade is a big plus to U14 players who lost out last year due to the pandemic and were unable to take part in the tournament.

The Premier 1 hurling winners will be Cork’s representatives in Thurles for the tournament to mark the 50 anniversary.

Finbarr Delaney with the sliotar used in the 1971 Féile hurling final, the first one held. He was captain of the Blackrock side that won the national competition. The sliotar was signed by all the players and is a cherished memory of the day and is the property of manager of the team Eamon O’Donoghue.

Later in October there will be another event held at Croke Park, during the mid-term break, where a number of sides will be asked to play. Full details of the Croke Park event have yet to be confirmed.

But for now players and coaches will be concentrating on the local games which will take place all across the city and county over the coming two Saturdays.

Neilus Carroll, chairperson of the Cork Ladies Gaelic Football Association said: “The Cork LGFA is delighted to be taking part once again in the John West Féile Competition.

“This year is the 50th anniversary of this competition which showcases the talent of our young players throughout the county.

“It is a great opportunity for these players to be involved in this prestigious event. Best of luck to everyone taking part.”

“With seven divisions in Cork Camogie Féile, each division will comprise of two groups of four teams, the winners of each group will then progress to a final on the evening of the 21st.

“Division 7 is made up of six teams, two groups of three. Coordinators are busy preparing the schedules at the moment and are looking to secure referees, while clubs are focusing on their training.

“Féile is a right of passage for our young players and moving the age from 14 to 15 is very welcome, especially this year when it had to be cancelled in 2020.

At the launch, Finbarr Delaney showed the players selected to represent the various clubs the sliotar that was used in the final and was then signed afterwards by all the panel.

Manager of the winning Rockies side was Eamonn O’Donoghue and he is the proud custodian of the sliotar.

Job Vacancy
Games Promotion Officer Blarney GAA
The GPO will provide coaching supports at Primary School, Post Primary School
and directly in the club via hands-on coaching but also in the area of coach
education and the regular upskilling of club coaches.
The GPO will also be responsible for the running of midterm camps, summer
camps, school blitzes and take an active part in club nurseries on Saturdays.
The GPO’s time will be spent in the Blarney GAA club and four respective schools.
The key aims will be to recruit and retain players while ensuring the
best possible standard of coaching in the club/schools.
The successful candidate must have the following;
– GAA Foundation Award certified and ideally Award 1 Child Certified.
– Experience of GAA coaching at child and youth level.
– Appropriate Garda vetting.
– Ideally, a third level qualification in the area of sports science, recreation
& leisure, or education.
This is a paid Part-Time position for a 12-month Contract at 20 hours per week.
Interested applicants should send their CV to GPOBlarney@gmail.com by 1st August 2021(short listing may apply)

Please note that since the programme was done the Glen v Midleton game has been postponed due to a bereavement in the Midleton club.

All in Rebel Óg would like to offer their condolences to the O’Brien family and Midleton GAA on this sad occasion.

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