Corn an Artaigh (Senior A Hurling – Under 19)
Top 2 in each group qualify for the Quarter-Finals
Group A
1) Ardscoil Rís
2) Aonagh CBS
3) Coláiste Cholmáin Fermoy
4) Gaelcholáiste Mhuire An Mhainistir Thuaidh
Group B
1) Mainistir na Corann CBS
2) DLS Port Láirge
3) Coláiste Fhlannáin
Group C
1) Our Lady’s Tempall Mór
2) P.S. Blackwater
3) John the Baptist Ospidéal
Group D
1) CBC Corcaigh
2) Coláiste Chaladh an Treoigh
3) Dúrlas CBS
The draw for the Munster U16 Football Tournament which takes place on July 7th took place recently.
Cork Reds will play Tipperary, Clare and Waterford white Cork White will play Limerick and Kerry
The full draw
U16 Munster Football Tournament on 7th July 2018
Group 1 – Based at Mick Neville Park, Rathkeale
Cork Red
Tipperary
Clare
Waterford
Group 1 Round 1 @ 11.00am 30 mins game (15 minutes each half)
Cork Red v Tipperary
Clare v Waterford
Group 1 Round 2 @ 12.00pm 30 mins game (15 minutes each half)
Cork Red v Clare
Tipperary v Waterford
Group 1 Round 3 @ 1.00pm 30 mins game (15 minutes each half)
Waterford v Cork Red
Clare v Tipperary
Group 2 – Based at Bog Gardens, Rathkeale
Limerick
Cork White
Kerry
Group 2 Round 1 @ 10.30am 44 mins game (22 minutes each half)
Limerick v Cork White
Kerry Bye
Group 2 Round 2 @ 11.40am 44 mins game (22 minutes each half)
Kerry v Limerick
Cork White Bye
Group 2 Round 3 @ 12.50pm 44 mins game (22 minutes each half)
Cork White v Kerry
Limerick Bye
Knockout Stages – Based at Mick Neville Park, Rathkeale
Plate Final @ 2.30pm 40 mins game (20 minutes each half)
Group 1 3rd place team v Group 2 3rd place team
Shield Final @ 3.15pm 40 mins game (20 minutes each half)
Group 1 Runners Up v Group 2 Runner Up
Cup Final @ 4.00pm 40 mins game (20 minutes each half)
Group 1 winners v Group 2 winners
HUMPHREY KELLEHER Fé 15 PEIL
Hosted by Rebel Óg, Chorcaí in
conjunction with Coiste Dúiche Ealla
FIXTURES
Quarter Finals
Kerry South v Tipperary @ Knocknagree 10.30 am
Cork West v Limerick @ Knocknagree 10.30 am
Cork East v Clare @ Dromtarriffe 10.30 am
Kerry North v Waterford @ Knocknagree 10.30 am
Humphrey Kelleher Cup (Semi Finals)
Winner Kerry South/Tipperary v Winner Cork West/Limerick @ Knocknagree
Winner Cork East/Clare v Winner Kerry North/Waterford @ Dromtarriffe
Both Games @ 12.00 Noon
Humphrey Kelleher Shield (Semi Finals)
Loser Kerry South/Tipperary v Loser Cork West/Limerick @ Knocknagree
Loser Cork East/Clare v Loser Kerry North/Waterford @ Dromtarriffe
Both Games @ 12.00 Noon
Humphrey Kelleher Shield (Final) Millstreet 2.00 pm
Humphrey Kelleher Cup (Final) Millstreet 3.15 pm
Munster GAA Senior Championship Tickets
Tickets are available for purchase via http://corkgaa.tickets.ie/
gaa.ie/tickets and participating Centra and Supervalu Outlets (Ticketing Store Locator)
Ticket Prices
Adult: Stand €20, Terrace €15
Under 16s: €5 all areas
Student/OAP: Concession of €5 with valid ID prior to entry at the designated stile.
The above prices are pre purchase prices, applicable until midnight of the night before the game. All adult ticket prices increase by €5 on the day
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Cork Minor Footballers will open their 2018 Munster championship on Wednesday 11th of April.
Cork’s opening game will be a meeting with Waterford in Páirc Uí Rinn with a 7pm start.
Two other Q-Final clashes will take place on Wednesday night when Tipperary will play Kerry and Clare meet Limerick.
Electric Ireland Munster GAA Football Minor Championship Quarter-Final – Cork v Waterford
Cork will play Waterford in the Electric Ireland Munster GAA Football Minor Championship Quarter-Final on Wednesday April 11th at 7pm in Pairc Ui Rinn.
Electric Ireland Munster GAA Football Minor Championship Quarter-Final – Cork v Waterford
Cork will play Waterford in the Electric Ireland Munster GAA Football Minor Championship Quarter-Final on Wednesday April 11th at 7pm in Pairc Ui Rinn.
As a result of the recent spell of very bad weather including heavy snowfalls, and ice cold winds many grounds are still in recovery mode and club’s may find it difficult to host a Group of Feile na nÓg fixtures this coming Saturday.
These fixtures would require grounds to be able to stage 2 games at the same time with 8 to 10 games in all required to complete the group.
While today is a good sunny day the forecast for Thursday and Friday this week sees a return to rain again which may see grounds being unavailable were the programme to stand.
Coiste na nÓg have decided therefore to cancel Saturday’s fixtures so that late cancellations can be avoided were the fixtures programme to stand.
A rescheduled date will issue by Friday Next 23rd March 2018.
Rebel Óg Coaching are preparing for our Winter Regional Squads Programme.
To this effect, we are inviting clubs to nominate players who they may consider talented enough to compete for a place on a Regional or County football squad in 2018.
The form below allows clubs to nominate players who would be playing at Fé 15, 16 or 17 in 2018.
The local GDA will liaise with clubs on the Fé 14 grade players.
Clubs should include players who have been on regional or county squads in 2017.
Nominations for this form will be accepted up to the 6th October at 5pm.
Once nominations close, our GDA’s will follow up with parents detailing trial opportunities.
The local GDA will be following up with clubs in respect of the hurling squads.
Is mise le meas,
Kevin O Callaghan
Cork Games Development Manager
31.08.2017 20:15
Robert Downey of Cork in action against Kieran Breen of Tipperary. Picture: Eóin Noonan/Sportsfile
GIVEN it’s his fourth year involved, selector Liam Martin would be forgiven for feeling pretty satisfied heading into this Sunday’s All-Ireland final.
Of course they want to win and complete the perfect season, but seeing as Cork haven’t even reached the minor decider since 2007, the campaign has already been a success. Denis Ring and his selectors have given it everything to restore Cork’s fortunes at minor. All the credit should be shared according to the northsider.
“The county board, Rebel Óg, particularly, and all the people who are doing savage work in clubs everywhere deserve this. The minor team is only the end of a player’s underage career.
“It’s satisfying to be in the All-Ireland final because we felt for the last number of years we had Cork minor teams capable of competing with anyone but we needed a touch of luck to get there.”
That was certainly the case in the drawn Munster semi in Thurles. Fellow Glen club man Robert Downey saved Cork at the end of normal time and then Na Piarsaigh’s Evan Sheehan goaled a free at the death in extra time against Tipp.
“Munster semi-finals have been a minefield. There are ones we’ll regret for the rest of our lives that we should have won. We got the rub of the green but then I didn’t think we deserved to lose. That night in Thurles spoke volumes about the character of these lads.”
Cork goalkeeper Ger Collins. Picture: INPHO/Ryan Byrne
That set up a replay at Páirc Uí Rinn and a Munster final against Clare, where this young Cork team ripped it up. Ger Collins, Sean O’Leary Hayes, Brian Turnbull, Evan Sheehan and Daire Connery among the many stars. Martin acknowledges how much they fed off the hurling buzz in Leeside this summer.
“There’s been a huge feelgood factor all the way through to the senior team and that gave a boost of confidence for us too. We can all look forward to the future again as Cork hurling people, but that took a long process to get there.”
The Cork minor hurling selectors: Stephen Carey (trainer), John Mortell, Ballyhea, John Dwyer, Ballincollig, Denis Ring, Fermoy, Liam Martin Glen Rovers, and Fergus Ryan, Mallow. Picture: George Hatchell
He explains that it’s especially enjoyable to be involved with this minor crop given their eagerness to learn and develop.
“They’re full of ability, character, commitment… the characteristics of any winning team basically.”
Everywhere you go in Cork, from Blackpool to Bandon and beyond, kids are out in force with hurleys again. Martin must take particular pride in seeing city hurlers, from Piarsaigh, Douglas and Glen, backboning this minor team.
“Personally I don’t care where they come from as long as they’re good enough.
“That’s where the Development Squads system have paid off. Would have got a corner-back from Dromtarriffe otherwise in Conor O’Callaghan? He’s been excellent.
Cork’s Conor O’Callaghan and Eoghan O’Neill of Dublin. Picture: INPHO/Lorraine O’Sullivan
“Of course you need the city to be thriving for Cork hurling to be successful – but it’s a big county and the gospel has spread all over Cork at this stage.
“Some of the schools have pushed on, Christians, Colman’s, Midleton CBS, the Mon AG, and that’s not undercutting what’s going on at B level. All that will come to the fore in the next couple of years and that’s only mirroring what’s going on in the clubs, participation rates – which the Cork seniors’ success will build further – are up.”
He makes the point that once the various sectors are co-ordinated, good hurlers will come through.
“The good fella at 14, 15 isn’t going to necessarily be the lad who shines at minor level. We do see late developers and quite a few of this group were in the B squad at U14 like Liam O’Shea, Brian Turnbull, Ger Mellerick. They’ve pushed on in the last few years.”
Can they seal the deal this Sunday, especially after a patchy enough showing in the semi against Dublin?
“Galway have won five minor All-Irelands and been beaten in four finals since we’ve won it in 2001. It’ll be tough. Simple as that.
“It’s vital to play the game not the occasion. We’ve preached that all year. There’s a lot of razzmatazz surrounding it and obviously Galway will have a big support as they’re in both finals. All our focus has been on our own performance though.”
Hopefully that will be enough.
Cork squads take part in Inter-County tournaments.
Cork Results Final update
U14 A
Cork 0-10 v Galway 1-10
Cork 4-9 v Wexford 2-4
Cork V Clare
Cork exit at group stages on points conceded
U14 B
Cork 6-10 V Dublin 0-6
Cork 2-5 v Offaly 1-6
Cork in Sonny Walsh Semi-Final at 3:40
Cork 0-14 v Tipperary 1-7
Sonny Walsh Final
Cork 2-11 V Clare 1-6
U15A
Cork 5-10 v Limerick 2-10
Cork 1-8 to v Tipperary 1-7
Cork in Cup final against Galway
Cork 4-13 Galway 3-3
U15 B
Cork 1-14 V Kerry 2-4
Cork 1-11. v Limerick 0-9
Final
Cork 1-19 v Galway 1-11 Cork win cup final after extra time.
U16A
Cork 0-9 V Waterford 0-15
Cork 1-6 v Galway 2-13
Cork exit at group stages
U16B
Cork 3-10 V Waterford 0-6
Cork 1-9 V Kilkenny 0-9
Cork 0-13 v Galway 1-9
Semi-Final
Cork v Tipperary draw at full time 0-13 0-13- Cork won 1-0 in penalties.
All-Ireland U16 final
Cork 2-9 v Kilkenny 1-8 Cork win
@OfficialCorkGAA Cork u16B What a win yesterday beating Waterford , Kilkenny, Galway in the group Tipp in Semi and Kilkenny again in Final pic.twitter.com/5yrILIog5w
— Rebel Óg Coaching (@CorkGAACoaching) August 27, 2017
Three Fermoy lads leading Cork Fé 15b squad to inter county victory. Proud day for the club. @RebelOg_ @OfficialCorkGAA @AvondhuGAA pic.twitter.com/stqJdgJtQz
— Fermoy GAA (@fermoygaa) August 27, 2017
Thanks to all the players, parents, clubs, schools and coaches who contributed to our u14 teams today. 96 players in Waterford and Dublin pic.twitter.com/l3O0TukhVK
— Colm Crowley (@mrcolmcrowley) August 26, 2017
Well done Tadgh Bradley & Killian Barry-Murphy who won John Doyle Cup with @RebelOg_ U16 hurlers. Tadgh scored 0-6 pic.twitter.com/kBwFgtuJDW
— aghabulloguegaa (@aghabulloguegaa) August 26, 2017
Congratulations to @killeaghitas Jamie Fogarty, captain of the victorious Cork u14 team in the Sonny Walsh tournament today pic.twitter.com/3ZLRy5bVn5
— Colm Crowley (@mrcolmcrowley) August 26, 2017
Well done to Mr. O'Leary, mentor with the @RebelOg_ U16B squad which won the All-Ireland Final today! #CCS https://t.co/ZPIiKHx7yi
— Carrigaline CS (@ccs_info) August 26, 2017
Well done to Conn Dineen and Adam McSweeney representing Cork U15's today in Clarecastle @RebelOg_ @IbaneGael pic.twitter.com/koVgztVGLJ
— BarryroeGAAClub (@BarryroeGAAClub) August 26, 2017
Cork 2-9 Kilkenny 1-08 final score All Ireland u16B Final @RebelOg_ #corksquads @patloons @CobhGAA15 pic.twitter.com/aYbmd8UtzE
— Siobhan Looney (@loonsbally) August 26, 2017
Great success for our @RebelOg_ teams again. Wins at U14B U15 A & B and U16 B unlucky to lose out in U14A Well done to all working so hard.
— Cork GAA Chairperson (@CorkGAAChair) August 26, 2017
Cork 2-9 Kilkenny 1-08 final score All Ireland u16B Final @RebelOg_ #corksquads @patloons @CobhGAA15 pic.twitter.com/aYbmd8UtzE
— Siobhan Looney (@loonsbally) August 26, 2017
Well done to both @RebelOg_ u15 hurling teams and especially Ronan and Mark who won the u15 Munster championship today pic.twitter.com/CqnDIaYXZ1
— Whitechurch GAA (@WhitechurchGAA) August 26, 2017
Well done to @RebelOg_ @OfficialCorkGAA U15 @MunsterGAA Champions pic.twitter.com/8y4zpv9keV
— Rebel Og (@RebelOg_) August 26, 2017
Well done to Cork u16B team who won U16 competition https://t.co/x0xGpiiLfB
— Rebel Og (@RebelOg_) August 26, 2017
Cork Captain Cormac Roche pic.twitter.com/NIGfUh3lv6
— Keith Mulcahy (@keithmboogie) August 26, 2017
Sonny Walsh Final (FT) @OfficialCorkGAA 2-11 @GAAClare 1-6 #GAA @OfficialCorkGAA @RebelOg_ #Corksquads Congrats to all involved!
— Tracey Kennedy (@Tracey_Cork) August 26, 2017
Cork U15s B win Clarecastle competition for second year in a row
Cork Captain Cormac Roche pic.twitter.com/NIGfUh3lv6
— Keith Mulcahy (@keithmboogie) August 26, 2017
The @OfficialCorkGAA U14 team ahead of the Sonny Walsh Final @RebelOg_ #Corksquads pic.twitter.com/URYoIXnast
— Tracey Kennedy (@Tracey_Cork) August 26, 2017
Cork Results Updates at 5:24pm
U14 A
Cork 0-10 v Galway 1-10
Cork 4-9 v Wexford 2-4
Cork V Clare
Cork exit at group stages on points conceded
U14 B
Cork 6-10 V Dublin 0-6
Cork 2-5 v Offaly 1-6
Cork in Sonny Walsh Semi-Final at 3:40
Cork 0-14 v Tipperary 1-7
Cork in final at 5:40pm
U15A
Cork 5-10 v Limerick 2-10
Cork 1-8 to v Tipperary 1-7
Cork in Cup final against Galway
Cork 4-13 Galway 3-3 win
U15 B
Cork 1-14 V Kerry 2-4
Cork 1-11. v Limerick 0-9
Cork 1-19 v Galway 1-11 Cork in cup final
U16A
Cork 0-9 V Waterford 0-15
Cork 1-6 v Galway 2-13
Cork exit at group stages
U16B
Cork 3-10 V Waterford 0-6
Cork 1-9 V Kilkenny 0-9
Cork 0-13 v Galway 1-9
Cork in Semi-Final
Cork v Tipperary draw at full time 0-11 t0-11- Cork won 1-0 in penalties and into final
Cork U14s in Sonny Walsh final
onny Walsh Semi-Final (FT) @OfficialCorkGAA 0-14 @TipperaryGAA 1-7 #GAA @OfficialCorkGAA @RebelOg_ #Corksquads Through to final, 5.40 I'm W
— Tracey Kennedy (@Tracey_Cork) August 26, 2017
Wins for @OfficialCorkGAA over Wexford and Clare in @TonyForristal but missed out on final spot narrowly on scores conceded #Corksquads
— Tracey Kennedy (@Tracey_Cork) August 26, 2017
Cork Results Updates 4:26pm
U14 A
Cork 0-10 v Galway 1-10
Cork 4-9 v Wexford 2-4
Cork V Clare
U14 B
Cork 6-10 V Dublin 0-6
Cork 2-5 v Offaly 1-6
Cork in Sonny Walsh Sem-Final at 3:40
U15A
Cork 5-10 v Limerick 2-10
Cork 1-8 to v Tipperary 1-7
Cork in Cup final against Galway
Cork 4-13 Galway 3-3 win
U15 B
Cork 1-14 V Kerry 2-4
Cork 1-11. v Limerick 0-9
U16A
Cork 0-9 V Waterford 0-15
Cork 1-6 v Galway 2-13
Cork exit at group stages
U16B
Cork 3-10 V Waterford 0-6
Cork 1-9 V Kilkenny 0-9
Cork 0-13 v Galway 1-9
Cork in Semi-Final
Cork v Tipperary draw at fill time 0-10 0-10
Cork U15s win Munster Hurling title
Munster U15 Hurling Final
Full time
Cork :4-13(25)
Galway:3-3(12).— Rebel Og (@RebelOg_) August 26, 2017
Cork u14s A team win second game in Waterford
Tony Forristal (FT) @OfficialCorkGAA 4-9 Wexford 2-4 #GAA @OfficialCorkGAA @RebelOg_ #Corksquads
— Tracey Kennedy (@Tracey_Cork) August 26, 2017
Cork u15 Bs win opening game inClarecastle.
@RebelOg_ U15 B Result from Clare,F/T Cork 1.14 – Kerry 2.4
— Keith Mulcahy (@keithmboogie) August 26, 2017
Cork down at halftime in u16 A tournament
U16A Hurling HT Cork 0.4 Waterford 0.8 @RebelOg_
— Cork GAA Chairperson (@CorkGAAChair) August 26, 2017
U14s lose their opening game of Tony Forristal to Galway by a goal.
Tony Forristal (FT) @OfficialCorkGAA 0-10 Galway 1-10 #GAA @OfficialCorkGAA @RebelOg_ #Corksquads
— Tracey Kennedy (@Tracey_Cork) August 26, 2017
U14 scores update
— Tony Forristal (@TonyForristal) August 26, 2017
U16 update
Corks opening game in U16A Hurling here in Kilsheelan will be v Waterford. @RebelOg_
— Cork GAA Chairperson (@CorkGAAChair) August 26, 2017
U15 UPDATE
Cork beat Limerick in opening game in Munster U15 Group 1 game.
Cork win opening game in @Munster u15 Cork 5-9 to Limerick 2-11 #corksquads
— Rebel Og (@RebelOg_) August 26, 2017
U14 UPDATE
Cork win opening game in Waterford as Cork U14 B team with a win over Dublin.
Sonny Walsh Game 1 (FT) @OfficialCorkGAA 6-10 Dublin 0-6 #GAA @OfficialCorkGAA @RebelOg_
— Tracey Kennedy (@Tracey_Cork) August 26, 2017
https://twitter.com/IbaneGael/status/901363273689432064
.@OfficialCorkGAA would like to wish all @RebelOg_ underage hurling squads the very best at today's tournaments.https://t.co/SZT7fpWcIU
— Cork GAA (@OfficialCorkGAA) August 26, 2017
If you are attending any @RebelOg_ #CorkSquads please tweet photos and any updates to us. We will tell Cork with your help. pic.twitter.com/t4ChiNWbxv
— Rebel Og (@RebelOg_) August 25, 2017
Best of luck to all @RebelOg_ and @OfficialCorkGAA squads in action today and special mention of all club mates @GlenRovers_ @nicksgaa lads
— Finbarr Mc Carthy (@FiFinnymac) August 26, 2017
Tony Forristal / Sonny Walsh Tournament – https://t.co/nRcxcpdR23
Tony Forristal / Sonny Walsh Tournament Sat… pic.twitter.com/ov09fJPDt8
— Rebel Og (@RebelOg_) August 25, 2017
Draw for Munster U15 Hurling Championship – https://t.co/Rg0N29dc0S
At a recent meeting of Carrigdhoun divisio… pic.twitter.com/dBdGaEpxUX
— Rebel Og (@RebelOg_) August 25, 2017
Best of luck to Cork Squads this weekend. Below are some of the good wishes that we have got to @rebelog twitter page.
https://twitter.com/GlenRovers_/status/901205414704009216
Looking forward to attending tomorrow's @TonyForristal. Best of luck to all #corksquads this weekend! https://t.co/mMy5alR1Zs
— Tracey Kennedy (@Tracey_Cork) August 25, 2017
Best of luck to all our Club players with the Fe14, 15 & 16 @RebelOg_ Cork Hurling squads tomorrow @midleton_LGFA @MidletonCamogie
— Midleton GAA (@MidletonGaa) August 25, 2017
Best of luck to all @Newtownshandrum players who are involved with @OfficialCorkGAA Development Squads this weekend.. @RebelOg_ @AvondhuGAA
— Newtownshandrum GAA (@Newtownshandrum) August 24, 2017
Fantastic group of players and a credit to all who have influenced their progress – on and off the field. Best of luck tomorrow. #RebelsAbú https://t.co/4TBJOaYOcg
— brendan healy (@BrendanHealy2) August 25, 2017
Well done and best of luck to Jason Hayes & Diarmuid Kearney representing @CobhGAA15 https://t.co/i6skwPWuWU
— Pat Looney (@patloons) August 25, 2017
@RebelOg_ @SarsfieldsCork Best of luck to all the Sars lads taking part in the various tournaments with development squads tomorrow
— sarsjuvenileclub (@sarsjuvenile) August 25, 2017
Best of luck Brandon. https://t.co/41sek3nOmW
— Keale Gaels Juvenile (@GaelsKeale) August 25, 2017
Best of luck to the @RebelOg_ u14 hurlers in action this weekend, including Eoin, Denis and Eoghan! https://t.co/rtuUllY652 pic.twitter.com/En872vN6Vx
— BlarneyGAA (@BlarneyGAA) August 24, 2017
All you need to know about the Cork U15 A panel that will play in Brinny this weekend
1 Gearoid O’Donovan Mallow
2 Adam Cantwell Douglas
3 Callum O’Shaughnessy Banteer
4 Cian McCarthy Blackrock
5 Cian McCarthy St Oliver Plunketts
6 Ciaran Joyce Kiltha Og
7 Ciaran O Brien St Catherines
8 Colm O’Donovan Newcestown
9 Daire O Leary Watergrasshill
10 Daniel Hogan Sarsfields
11 Darragh Cashman Millstreet
12 Darragh Flynn Ballygiblin
13 Dylan Collins Ballyhooly
14 Eanna Motherway St Colmans
15 Ethan Twomey St Finbarrs
17 Jack Cahalane St Finbarrs
18 Jack Fitzgerald Midleton
19 Kealan O Rourke Kinsale
20 Leon Doocey Castlelyons
21 Luke Horgan Glen Rovers
22 Michael O Mahony Blarney
23 Noel Cahill St Colmans
24 Pierce Cummins St Colmans
25 Sean Walsh Carrigtwohill
