Programme for tonight’s games. Please note that the same panels will be used for weekend games so we ask managers to ensure players stick to numbers.
Best of luck to all sides.
Programme for tonight’s games. Please note that the same panels will be used for weekend games so we ask managers to ensure players stick to numbers.
Best of luck to all sides.
The programme for tonight’s clash between St Michael’s and Bantry Blues in the minor football championship at Cloughduv, throw-in 8.30pm.
Clubs are asked to note that the same teams and numbers will be used for games at weekend so please ensure you stick to the numbers.
Thanks to all clubs for their help and co-operation in this matter.
Bandon would like to congratulate their U14s and minors on their recent success.
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.
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.
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)
Cork Féile
Due to the continuance of Covid-19, it has been decided by the National Committee that no National Féile would be held in 2021, but that within each County a one-day competition will take place on Saturday, August 21 for hurling and Saturday, August 28 for football.
Winners from the Division one competition, hurling are invited to Thurles on the October Bank Holiday Monday for a one-day event to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the first Féile played in Semple Stadium in July 1971.
Cork competition
Féile Age: Under 15, DOB on or after 01/01/2006
Féile 1. Teams from Premier 1 and 2, currently 16 teams, are to be divided into 4 groups of 4. To be played off on that Saturday Morning with games commencing at 10.30 am. Each team to play 3 games with each group winner qualifying for the group semi-final, time to be confirmed, depending on any Cork involvement at Inter-County level that evening.
Féile Phase Two – Games in Semple Stadium / Thurles – The National Committee in conjunction with Tipperary GAA to host an event in Thurles on Bank Holiday Monday, October 25.
The following counties are being invited to send a representative to coincide with the eight teams that competed in Division 1 in the original Féile in 1971 – Dublin, Wexford, Kilkenny, Waterford, Limerick, Clare, Cork, and Galway – plus four teams from Tipperary, again to mark the fact Tipperary hosted the first event 50 years ago (12 teams in total with no other event being planned centrally).
Féile 2. Teams from Division 1 Hurling, grouping on a similar arrangement to Féile 1, depending on entries.
Féile 3. Teams from Division 2 Hurling, grouping on a similar arrangement to Féile 1, depending on entries
Féile 4. Teams from Division 3 Hurling (13 a side), grouping on a similar arrangement to Féile 1.
Féile Phase Two – Games in Croke Park – Games to take place in the stadium over three days during the Halloween School Break. Teams drawn on the basis of having participated in their local county competition. All 32 counties to be involved over the three days (some in hurling, some in camogie, some in football, and some LGFA). Féile Participation Draw to be made early September.
All group games will commence at 10.30 am, with games consisting of 15 minutes a side, with a five-minute halftime interval. Round 2 game to commence at 11.15 am and round 3 games commence at 12.00 Noon.
An entry fee will apply accompanied by a non-refundable fee payable with the entry in the event of such withdrawal occurring. (Details to Follow)
Páirc an Cróchaigh have commissioned a 50th Anniversary Medal which will be presented to each group winner.
NOTE
In recent years clubs having entered, paid their Feile Fee, and then in the days leading up to Feile withdrawing, or even sending notification on the morning of the competition that they were unable to compete. This caused major difficulties for Coiste na nÓg as it meant that Groups had in some cases to be redrawn while in others with last-minute withdrawals it meant that some groups were left rather lopsided.
ENTRIES
Latest date for entries in both codes is 5pm on this Friday, July 23.