Corks’s Division 1 reps at National Feile for 2018 will be St.Finbarrs’ after their captured the ‘Dava O’Brien’ Feile hurling title after a one point win over Bride Rovers in the final on Friday night.

Played in Togher in front of a big crowd, both teams put on a wonderful display of hurling as they battled it out for a place in National Feile .

At the half point, their was just a point between the teams

As the second half commenced, both teams up their effort and battle hard for the all important scores, the ‘Barrs one point lead at the break was once again the difference at full time when they ran out winners by a single score.

Premier Hurling Semi Finals – Friday 27th April 2018

  1. Na Piarsaigh v Bride Rovers @ Togher 6.45 pm
  2. St.Finbarrs  v Ballincollig @ Togher 6.45 pm

Final  – Friday 27th April 2018

 Winner of 1 V Winner of 2 @ Togher 7.45 pm

‘A’ Hurling Semi Finals –

A Féile @ TBC

  1. Ibane Gaels/St. Colms v. Fermoy
  2. Kinsale v. Watergrasshill

Final  – 

 Winner of 1 V Winner of 2 @

‘B’ Hurling Semi Finals – Friday 27th April 2018

@ Cloughduv  @ 6:45PM

  1. Cloughduv v. St. Vincents
  2. Clyda Rovers v. Erins Own

Final  – Friday 27th April 2018

 Winner of 1 V Winner of 2 @ Cloughduv  7.45 pm

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After sun filled day of action on Saturday, the group stages of Rebel Og Feile hurling have taken place.

24 teams battling it out to be Cork’s rep to national Feile, we are now down to four teams in Premier secrion, 5 in ‘A’ section and 4 in ‘B’ section.

In the semi-finals of the Premier Feile Douglas will play St. Finbarrs and Bride Rovers meeting Na Piarsaigh with the winners playing off in the final later in the evening.

In the A Hurling competition with have five teams with Ibane and St. Colms set to play off on Tuesday evening.

The draw for the semi-finals breaks down as winners of Ibane Gaels/St. Colms playing Fermoy and on other side Kinsale are up against Watergrasshill.

Again the finals of the A will take place shortly after the semi-finals

In the B competition the draw for the semi-finals is as follows. Cloughduv taking on St. Vincents and Clyda Rovers drawn against Erins Own with the winners play the final straight after the semis. .

Confirmation of semi-finals and finals date, times and venues will be confirmed by the CCCC of Rebel Óg on Monday afternoon and will be announced on www.rebelog.ie after the meeting. The games will take place this weekend.

Cian O Brien

Feile na nGael Semi-Finals and Finals information

Premier Hurling Semi Finals – Friday 27th April 2018

  1. Na Piarsaigh v Bride Rovers @ Togher 6.45 pm
  2. St.Finbarrs  v Ballincollig @ Togher 6.45 pm

Final  – Friday 27th April 2018

 Winner of 1 V Winner of 2 @ Togher 7.45 pm

‘A’ Hurling Semi Finals –

A Féile @ TBC

  1. Ibane Gaels/St. Colms v. Fermoy
  2. Kinsale v. Watergrasshill

Final  – 

 Winner of 1 V Winner of 2 @

‘B’ Hurling Semi Finals – Friday 27th April 2018

@ Cloughduv  @ 6:45PM

  1. Cloughduv v. St. Vincents
  2. Clyda Rovers v. Erins Own

Final  – Friday 27th April 2018

 Winner of 1 V Winner of 2 @ Cloughduv  7.45 pm


Premier Feile na nGael Play-Off




‘A’ Feile na nGael Play-Off




‘B’ Feile na nGael Play-Off



Group Stages of Feile Hurling 2018

Premier Feile na nGael hurling Group 1


Premier Feile na nGael hurling Group 2


Premier Feile na nGael hurling Group 3


Premier Feile na nGael hurling Group 4


Feile A Hurling Group 1


Feile A Hurling Group 3


Feile A Hurling Group 4


Feile B Hurling Group 1


Feile B Hurling Group 2


Feile B Hurling Group 3


Feile B Hurling Group 4


Feile Hurling A Group 2


Rebel Og have announced details of the 2018 Feile na nGael Cork competition.

The event will take place over two weekends, the group stages taking place  on Saturday 21st of April with the final of the competition set to take place on Friday 27th of April.

Below are full details of the competition.

Féile na nGael 2018 ( Iomáint). One team from each venue to the Semi-finals on Friday 27th April

Premier ( All games 15 minutes per half)

Group 1;

Venue; St. Finbarrs                               Co-ordinating Club; St. Finbarrs

Pitch no. 1  Group A Pitch no. 2 Group B
11.00 St. Finbarrs v. Éire Óg Ballygarvan v. Lisgoold
11.50 Éire Óg v. Valley Rovers Lisgoold v. Blackrock
12.40 St. Finbarrs v. Valley Rovers Ballygarvan v. Blackrock
1.45 Final; Winners Gp A v. Winner Gp. B

Group 2

Venue ;  Na Piarsaigh                          Co-ordinating Club; Na Piarsaigh

Pitch no. 1  Group A Pitch no. 2 Group B
11.00 Na Piarsaigh v. Cobh Douglas v. Courcey Rovers
11.50 Sarsfields v. Cobh Glen Rovers v. Courcey Rovers
12.40 Na Piarsaigh v. Sarsfields Douglas v. Glen Rovers
1.45 Final; Winners Gp A v. Winners Gp B

Group 3

Venue; Dungourney/Castlemartyr  (TBC)                 Co-ordinating Club; Kiltha Óg

Pitch ;  Dungourney Pitch ;  Castlemartyr
11.00 Bride Rovers v. Killeagh/Itas Midleton v. Youghal
11.50 Killeagh/ Itas v. Carrigtwohill Kiltha Óg v. Youghal
12.40 Carrigtwohill v. Bride Rovers Midleton  v. Kiltha Óg
1.45 Final; Winners Castlemartyr  v. Winners Dungourney

Group 4

Venue; Inniscarra( Ballyanley)                      Co-ordinating Club; Inniscarra

Pitch no. 1  Group A Pitch no. 2 Group B
11.00 Ballincollig v. Inniscarra Mallow v. Blarney
11.50 Bishopstown v. Inniscarra Blarney v. Shandrum
12.40 Ballincollig v. Bishopstown Mallow v. Shandrum
1.45 Winners Gp A v. Winners Gp B

Semi-finals  and final on Friday 27th April  at a venue to be arranged ( 15 minutes per half)

A Chara

herewith Feile na nGael ‘A’ Hurling Fixtures for Saturday 21st April 2018

Féile na nGael 2018 ( Iomáint). One team from each venue to the Semi-finals on Friday 27th April

“A” Grade

Group 1:

Venues; Belgooly  and Dunderrow ( all games 15 minutes a half) Co-ordinating Clubs; Kinsale and Sliabh Rua

Belgooly   Dunderrow
11.00 Sliabh Rua v. Carrigaline Kinsale v. Ballinhassig
11.50 Carrigaline v. Passage Ballinhassig v. Ballinora
12.40 Sliabh Rua v. Passage Kinsale v. Ballinora
2.00 Final; Winners Belgooly v. Winners Dunderrow

Group 2:

Venue; Newcestown ( all games 12 minutes a half)  Co-ordinating Club; Newcestown

Pitch no. 1 Pitch no. 2
11.00 Newcestown v. Ibane Gaels Bandon v. Ahan Gaels
11.45 Ibane Gaels v. Bandon Ahan Gaels v. St. Colms
12.30 Newcestown v. Ahan Gaels Bandon v. St. Colms
1.15 Newcestown v. St. Colms Ibane Gaels v. Ahan Gaels
2.00 Newcestown v. Bandon Ibane Gaels v. St. Colms

Top Team to be declared thewinner

Group 3:

Venue; Fermoy( all games 15 minutes a half) Note times of games. Co-ordinating Club; Fermoy

Pitch no. 1 Pitch no. 2
1.00 Fermoy v. Ballygiblin Kilavullen v. Charleville
1.45 Fermoy v. Charleville Ballygiblin v. Kilavullen
2.30 Fermoy v. Kilavullen Charleville v. Ballygiblin

Top team to be declared the winner

Group4:

Venue; TBC ( NOTE: all games 15 minutes a half) Co-ordinating Club;   TBC

Pitch no. 1 Pitch no. 2
11.00 St. Catherines v. Kilara Óg Fr. O’Neills v. Watergrasshill
11.50 St. Catherines v. Watergrasshill Fr. O’Neills v. Kilara Óg
12.40 St. Catherines v. Fr. O’Neills Watergrasshill v. Kilara Óg

Top Team to be declared the winner

Semi-finals  and final on Friday 27th April  at venue to be arranged( 15 minutes per half)

Feile na nGael ‘B’ Grade fixtures for games on Saturday 21st April 

Féile na nGael 2018 ( Iomáint). One team from each venue to the Semi-finals on Friday 27th April

“B” Grade

Group 1:

Venue; St. Vincents ( all games 12 minutes a half)  Co-ordinating Club; St. Vincents

Pitch no. 1 Pitch no. 2
11.00 St. Vincents v. Carrignavar Whitechurch v. Nemo Rangers
11.45 Carrignavar v. Whitechurch Mayfield v. Nemo Rangers
12.30 St. Vincents v. Nemo Rangers Whitechurch v. Mayfield
1.15 St. Vincents v. Mayfield Carrignavar v. Nemo Rangers
2.00 St. Vincents v. Whitechurch Carrignavar v. Mayfield

Top Team to qualify

Group 2:

Venue; Liscarroll/ Churchtown ( NOTE: all games 15 minutes a half) Co-ordinating Club; Liscarroll/Churchtown

 Liscarroll Pitch  Churchtown Pitch
11.00 Cuchullains v. Ballycastle Gaels Liscarroll/Churchtown Gaelsv. Clyda Rovers
11.50 Ballycastle Gaels v. Donoughmore Clyda Rovers v. Grenagh
12.40 Donoughmore v. Cuchullains Liscarroll/Churchtown Gaels v. Grenagh
2.00 Final; Winners Liscarroll v. Winners Churchtown

Group 3:

Venue; Cloughduv ( NOTE: all games 15 minutes a half) Co-ordinating Club; Cloughduv

Pitch no. 1 Pitch no. 2
11.00 Cloughduv v. Laochra Óg Clonakilty v. Lee Gaels
11.50 Cloughduv  v. Clonakilty Laochra Óg v. Lee Gaels
12.40 Cloughduv v. Lee Gaels Clonakilty v. Laochra Óg

Top team to be declared the winner

Group 4:

Venue; Castlelyons ( NOTE: all games 15 minutes a half) Co-ordinating Club; Castlelyons

11.00 St. Colmans v. Erins Own
12.00 Erins Own v. Castlelyons
1.00 St. Colmans  v. Castlelyons

Top team to be declared the winner

Semi-finals  and final on Friday 27th April  at venue to be arranged ( 15 minutes per half)

PLAYING RULES

Normal Playing Rules to apply.

 

Panel of 24 to be submitted to referee at commencement of competition.  Clubs may not alter this panel at any stage during the Group stages.  Unlimited substitutions to apply from the 24 listed.

All Group Games to be 15 minutes aside. (Except where outlined where they will be 12 minutes a side).

Clubs are requested to check with opponents in advance of the competition, should a clash of Colours occur.  In accordance with TO Cumann Luth Chleas Gael, both clubs change, unless by agreement

At conclusion of Group Stages:

In the event of teams finishing level on points, the team with the lowest overall score conceded will be determined the Group winner.

In the event of teams having identical scores conceded, then the side that scored the most overall points will qualify.  In the event of scores still being deadlocked, the winner will de determined by the result of the game between the teams.

Arrangements for Group Finals (where applicable) to be listed with Fixtures.  Games in these Final will be 15 minutes a side.

In the event of game(s) ending in a draw, extra time of 5 minutes a side will be played.

Should sides be level at end of extra time, Referee will restart game with the first side to score being declared the winner.


SEMI FINALS / FINALS

The Semi Finals / Finals are scheduled for Friday 27th April.  2018. Details of venues etc., to be notified following conclusion of the Group Games.

Games in the Semi Finals and Final will be 15 minutes a side.

In the event of game(s) ending in a draw, extra time of 5 minutes a side will be played.

Should sides be level at end of extra time, Referee will restart game with the first side to score being declared the winner.

On Sunday afternoon details of the first Club Mini U8 Football Blitz was announced.

Organised by Rebel Og Coaching GDA Colm Crowley, the blitzes take place on April 28th.

In total 113 clubs will enter an amazing 234 teams across 24 host venues.

Across all the pitches, there will be 351 games taking place with over 2,000 players playing.

Rebel Og League Fixtures for the weekend ahead

Rebel Og are now in our seventh week of our 2018 games programme. Check out all the fixtures that are on this weekend below.

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By Denis Hurley
Cork 4-20 Waterford 0-5
Cork secured a Munster MFC semi-final spot with a straightforward win over Waterford at Páirc Uí Rinn this evening.
The home side were always fancied to advance and they were set on their way with a goal from Conor Corbett inside three minutes, while a second from Aodhán Ó Luasa on 10 had them 2-4 to 0-0 in front.
Ó Luasa added another point before Aaron Ryan got Waterford off the mark, but Cork continued to dominate and led by 2-13 to 0-3 at half-time.
Evan Cooke added a third goal within a minute of the restart and though the scoring rate dropped as both sides emptied their benches, the Rebels gradually eased further clear.
Seán McDonnell wrapped up the win with a fourth goal at the death, leaving them with a last-four tie against Kerry next month.
Pic: George Hatchell
Scorers for Cork: A Ó Luasa 1-5 (two frees), C Corbett, S McDonnell 1-2 each, E Cooke 1-1, D O’Sullivan 0-3, M O’Neill 0-3, D Buckley, F Cronin, E Nation, J Harte 0-1 each.
Scorers for Waterford: J Power (0-1 free), N O’Keeffe (0-2 free) 0-2 each, A Ryan 0-1 (free).
CORK: D Doody (Buttevant); D Connolly (Glanworth), D Buckley (Newcestown), C O’Donovan (Glanmire); F Cronin (Cullen), D Phelan (Aghada), E Nation (Aghada); N Hartnett (Douglas), R Lombard (Ballyhooly); H Murphy (Éire Óg), D O’Sullivan (St Finbarr’s), E Cooke (Ballincollig); S McDonnell (Mallow), A Ó Luasa (Naomh Abán), C Corbett (Clyda Rovers).
Subs: J Harte (Douglas) for Lombard, A Whelton (Castlehaven) for Murphy (both 35), M O’Neill (Buttevant) for Corbett (37), N Lordan (Ballinora) for Connolly (44), M White (Douglas) for Doody, J O’Shea (Urhan) for Nation (51).
WATERFORD: N McSweeney (Gaultier); C Foley (Ballinacourty), S Boyce (The Nire), S Lennon (Brickey Rangers); L Power (Kilgobnet), T Walsh (Rathgormack), L Fennell (Stradbally); C Browne (Brickey Rangers), J Power (Rathgormack); A Ryan (The Nire), L Walsh (The Nire), S Ronayne (Brickey Rangers); N O’Keeffe (De La Salle), M Ó Floinn (Old Parish), R Elliffe (Rathgormack).
Subs: H Griffin (Ballinameela) for Ryan (18, injured), A Behan (Kilrossanty) for Power (half-time), T Mooney (Kill) for Ronayne (40), P Fitzgerald (Kilrossanty) for Ó Floinn (50), S Walsh (The Nire) for Elliffe (53), K Taylor (St Saviour’s) for Fennell (58).
Referee: B Griffin (Kerry).

The Cork minor football team for tomorrow night’s Munster Championship game v Waterford in Pairc Ui Rinn has been announced as follows.

1 – Diarmuid Doody – Buttevent

2 – Dylan Connolly – Glanworth

3 – David Buckley – Newcestown

4- Cian O’Donovan – Glanmire

5 – Francis Cronin – Cullen

6 – Diarmaid Phelan ( Captain ) – Aghada

7 – Eoin Nation – Nemo Rangers

8 – Niall Hartnett – Douglas

9 – Richard Lombard – Ballyhooley

10 – Hugh Murphy – Eire Óg

11 – Dara O’Sullivan – St Finbarrs

12 – Evan Cooke – Ballincollig

13 – Sean McDonnell – Mallow

14 – Aodhán O’Luasa – Naomh Aban

15 – Conor Corbett – Clyda Rovers

Subs:

16 – Max White ( Sub goalkeeper ) – Douglas

17 – Daniel Harte – Douglas

18 – Darragh O’Shea – Valley Rovers

19 – Neil Lordan – Ballinora

20 – Joseph O’Shea – Urhan

21 – Andrew Whelton – Castlehaven

22 – Joseph Harte – Douglas

23 – Gavin Carey – Buttevent

24 – Michael O’Neill – Buttevent

On Monday 9th April 2018 in Pairc Ui Chaoimh, Cork this years Kelloggs Cúl Camps were launched.

On the evening Paudie O’Brien, Cork GDA & Cúl Camp Coordinator spoke about the increase in the numbers attending camps in Cork county each year stating that nearly every club in Cork run the annual Cúl Camp and that many of today’s senior players started their GAA career at Cúl Camps.

Its great to see so many young people taking part with almost 17,000 young children taking part last year we expect the numbers to rise again this year. “It just goes to show that the work being down at grassroots level by all the clubs in the County really does bring new players into the clubs. Its great for the young players, both boys and girls alike on the fields wearing the latest Cúl Camp gear during the summer months having fun learning our games with friends and families all taking part in our Cúl Camps” 

L-R – Shane Supple GDA, Seamie Harnedy, Patrick Collins, David Griffin, Conor Lehane (Cork Senior Hurlers) & Paudie O’Brien GDA with Daniel Garde, James Forrest, Jack Walsh,& Rian Savage players from Lisgoold & Midleton clubs at the launch of Cork Kelloggs Cúl Camps 2018 in Pairc Ui Chaoimh

It was great to see Seamie Harnedy, Patrick Collins, David Griffin & Conor Lehane, all members Cork Senior Hurling panel prersent for the launch on the night. These players all have fond memories of taking part in their own Cúl Camps, and over the last number of years have been taking time out of their busy schedules to visit the camps around the county.

Each year we see bigger numbers of young children taking part in the Kelloggs Cúl Camps and as they grow older those same children then become young coaches at the camps, under the guidance of the local club coaches and committees. The numbers of young people doing the TY foundation courses in Post Primary schools bears out that the interest is there and that during the summer these young coaches have a huge part to play in the Cúl Camps. When you add in the cost for families to take part in the camp you have a fun filled week of hurling, football, camogie, rounders, handball and lots of games to develop the skills of our national games for the players.

Premier 1 U16 HC

Round 1
Douglas v Kiltha Og
Glen Rovers v Sarsfields
Blackrock v Midleton
Ibane Gaels v St Finbarrs

Premier 2 U16 HC

Round 1
Killeagh/Ita’s v Valley Rovers
Cuchullains v Inniscarra
Fermoy v St Colmans
Ballincollig v Bandon

Premier 2a U16 HC

Round 1
Bishopstown v Carrigtwohill
Whitechurch v Cobh
Blarney v Carrigaline
Youghal v Shandrum

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.