Entries by Rory Noonan

Cork minor camogie team win Rebel Óg overall award

It was a night of celebration as more than 400 people attended the annual Rebel Óg awards banquet at the Clayton Hotel, Silver Springs. Michael O’Mahony spoke on behalf of Rebel Óg and he thanked the hotel, the sponsors of both the annual and monthly awards for their continued support. He also thanked Cummins Sports, […]

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Carrigtwohill win monthly award for Féile double

Carrigtwohill U15 hurlers and footballers were the winners of the Rebel Óg monthly award for April. They recently completed a Feile double, winning the Premier 1 hurling title for the first time. They also won the P2 football title making it a great season for these young players. After coming through the group stages on both occasions […]

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Mitchelstown CBS win March Rebel Óg monthly award

TheE March winner of the Rebel Óg monthly awards are Mitchelstown CBS. The school’s hurling team won the Michael Cusack Cup final (All-Ireland Senior C hurling), following their win over St Mary’s, Magherafelt. No doubt the experience of their semi-final win helped secure the title, as against Clarin College they came from five points down in the second […]

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Na Piarsaigh U15 footballers honoured

Na Piarsaigh U15 footballers are the August winners of the Rebel Óg monthly award as they defeated Ballincollig in an entertaining Premier 1 championship final. After coming through the group stages they then came through an epic semi-final encounter with a sublime win over Douglas, 4-9 to 2-9 to reach the decider against the Village. […]

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U16 camogie stars honoured with award

The July winners of the Rebel Óg monthly awards are the Cork U16 camogie team. Like the minor side, they retained their All-Ireland after a dramatic win over in the final. It has been a long year for manager John Moloney and his selectors and the panel of players under their guidance. The squad was […]

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East Cork U17 team honoured by Rebel Óg

The East Cork U17 team recently won the Celtic Cup All-Ireland title after defeating Dublin side 2-16 5 to 1-11 in the final at Birr, Offaly. The Celtic Cup is a 32-county competition. The traditional hurling counties have to play it without players that play minor. The remaining counties play with their full sides. Add in […]

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