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News from Rebel Og West

Please find attached fixtures for week beginning Saturday March 31st.

Fixtures Weekend beginning Saturday 31st( Week 5)

Rebel Og West Region Fixtures for April 2018

I also attach proposed fixtures for the month of April

Any agreed  amendments to next weeks fixtures should be notified to me by email  before 8.00pm on Wednesday next March 28th.

Any refixtures of unplayed games should also be forwarded to me before that time so that the website can be updated and I can forward an amended list to the clubs.

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Eamonn o Maoldomhnaigh

Runai West Region

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Under 12 West Region Leagues 2018

The following are the list of Clubs entered in the West Region for U12 Competions in 2018. If your Club
is not included please contact me immediately as all of the leagues will be drawn up on Tuesday night, March 27th.

Football (34)

Carbery Rangers
Kilmeen
Sam Maguires
Tadhg MacCarthaighs
O Donovan Rossa (2)
Bantry
Ballinascarthy
Kilbrittain
Arigideen Rangers
Glengarriffe
Bandon (2)
St. Colums
Ahan Gaels
Muintir Bhaire Óg
Newcestown
Clann na nGael
Ilen Óg
Castlehaven
Urhan
Adrigole
St James
Kilmacabea
Naomh Aban
Beal Atha na Ghaoiridh
Clonakilty (2)
Gabriel Óg
St. Oliver Plunketts
Barryroe
Castletownbere
Ivelary
Kilmichael

Hurling (19)

Kilbree
Laochra Óg
Sam Maguires
Bantry
Ballinascarthy
Kilbrittain
Arigideen Rangers
Fastnet Gaels
Bandon
St Colums
Ahan Gaels
Newcestown
St James
Western Gaels
Clonakilty (2)
St Oliver Plunketts
St Patricks
Barryroe

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Premier U15 Hurling Championship Draws

Rebel Og Central held their U15 Premier 1, Premier 2 and Premier 2a hurling championship draw in Nemo recently.

The Q-Final Draw is as follows

U15 Premier 1 HC

A. Youghal v Midleton

B. Ballincollig v Glen Rovers

C. Douglas v Sarsfields

D. St.Finbarrs v Na Piarsaigh

U15 Premier 2 HC

A. Bride Rovers v Killeagh Ita’s

B. Blackrock v Carrigtwohill

C. Valley Rovers v Blarney

D. Ballygarvan v Kiltha Og

U15 Premier 2a HC

A. Erins Own v Eire Og

B. Bishopstown v Carrigaline

C. Watergasshill v Inniscarra

D. Whitechurch v Cobh

The winners of each round will progress into County Semi-final with losers moving into Challenge Cup.

The draw for both semi-finals will be

A v B

C v D

The first round of championship takes place on 20th of April followed by Semi-final on 27th and Final down for 2nd of May 2018.

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Weekly Results for past seven days

Rebel Og results are in from the last seven days, check them out below.

Rebel Og Central Results Round Up

Fe 18 P1 Football League:
Nemo Rangers 1-14, Carbery Rangers 1-11, Venue: Trabeg, ;
Fe 18 P2 Football League:
St Finbarrs 2-6, Valley Rovers 2-11, Venue: Brinny, ;
St Finbarrs 0-16, Midleton 2-6, Venue: Togher, ;
Fe 18 P2A Football League:
Ilen Rovers 0-7, Bride Rovers 2-8, Venue: Rath, ;
Bishopstown 0-8, Granard Gaels 1-8, Venue: Liscarroll, ;
St Nicholas 1-6, Bride Rovers 6-20, Venue: Glen Field, ;
Fe 18 C3 Football League:
Valley Rovers 0-11, Eire Og 1-7, Venue: Brinny, ;
Fe 16 P1 Football League:
Carrigaline 0-5, Inniscarra 5-12, Venue: Carrigaline, ;
Glanmire 3-6, Ibane Gaels 2-7, Venue: Pike, off 18/3 no pitch;
Inniscarra 3-10, Ballincollig 3-6, Venue: Ballyanly, ;
Ibane Gaels 4-12, Nemo Rangers 0-7, Venue: Trabeg, ;
Fe 16 P2 Football League:
St Finbarrs 0-6, St Nicholas 1-7, Venue: Togher, ;
Gabriel Rangers 5-13, Bishopstown 3-3, Venue: Ballydehob, ;
Gabriel Rangers 2-13, Carbery Rangers 0-11, Venue: Ballydehob, ;
Valley Rovers 3-8, Wolfe Tones 2-14, Venue: Brinny, off 18/3 bereavement w t;
Fe 16 P2A Football League:
Duarigle Gales 3-2, Bandon 0-12, Venue: Millstreet, ;
St Michaels 2-5, Cobh 9-5, Venue: Mahon, ;
Eire Og 4-10, Fermoy 1-2, Venue: Ovens, ;
St Michaels 2-10, Carrigaline 4-6, Venue: Mahon, ;
Fe 16 C3 Football League:
Carrigaline 2-5, Valley Rovers 3-7, Venue: Carrigaline, ;
Nemo Rangers 0-5, Ballincollig 6-12, Venue: Trabeg, ;
Fe 15 P2 Football League:
Midleton 1-6, Nemo Rangers 1-8, Venue: Trabeg, ;
Youghal 0-2, Midleton 2-14, Venue: Mangers Hill Youghal, check squads;
Fe 15 P2A Football League:
Kilmurry 1-13, Bandon 1-9, Venue: Bandon, ;
Fe 14 P1 Football League:
St Finbarrs 7-6, Mallow 3-5, Venue: Togher, ;
Na Piarsaigh 6-6, St Michaels 0-4, Venue: Na Piarsaigh, ;
Douglas -, Nemo Rangers -, Venue: Douglas, Not Played;
Fe 14 P2 Football League:
Midleton 3-4, Bride Rovers 5-6, Venue: Midleton, ;
Fe 14 P2A Football League:
St Nicholas 8-6, Cobh 4-7, Venue: Glen Field, ;
Fe 13 P1 Football League:
Fermoy 5-9, Bishopstown 1-2, Venue: Fermoy, ;
Fe 13 P2 Football League:
Kinsale 1-4, Carrigtwohill 2-1, Venue: Dundurrow, ;
Fe 13 P2A Football League:
Buttevant 2-6, Sam Maguires 5-5, Venue: Buttevant, ;
Fe 13 C3 Football League:
Ballincollig 6-6, Carrigaline 6-6, Venue: Ballincollig, ;
Inniscarra 2-2, Nemo Rangers 6-1, Venue: Ballyanly, ;
Glanmire 4-3, Valley Rovers 1-3, Venue: Sallybrook, ;
Fe 12 FL Group 1:
St Finbarrs 1 4-7, Valley Rovers 2-3, Venue: Togher, ;
Na Piarsaigh 1 2-2, Nemo Rangers 16-6, Venue: Na Piarsaigh, ;
Douglas 1 4-4, Glanmire 10-2, Venue: Douglas, ;
Carrigaline 1 4-4, Ballincollig 12-6, Venue: Carrigaline, ;
Nemo Rangers 1 1-4, Douglas 12-15, Venue: Trabeg, time tbc;
Valley Rovers 5-9, Na Piarsaigh 11-4, Venue: Brinny, ;
Fe 12 FL Group 2:
Eire Og 3-7, Youghal 5-0, Venue: Ovens, ;
St Nicholas 1 3-4, Cobh 2-2, Venue: Glen Field, ;
Kilara Og 1-9, Mitchelstown 1-3, Venue: Kilworth, off 15/3 weather;
Cobh 1-2, Midleton 12-1, Venue: Cobh, ;
Youghal 4-3, St Nicholas 13-11, Venue: Mangers Hill Youghal, ;
Mitchelstown 2-3, Eire Og 1-6, Venue: Mitchelstown, ;
Fe 12 FL Group 3:
Douglas 2 4-8, Blarney 2-3, Venue: Douglas, ;
Carrigtwohill 0-3, Courcey Rovers 7-7, Venue: Carrigtwohill, ;
Blarney 1-4, Inniscarra 14-5, Venue: Rathpeacon, ;
Kilmurry 3-6, Erins Own 0-1, Venue: Kilmurry, ;
Courcey Rovers 6-11, Douglas 20-6, Venue: Ballinspittle, ;
Fe 12 C3 Football League:
Mallow 2 2-1, Nemo Rangers 23-5, Venue: Mallow, ;
Eire Og 0-1, Bishopstown 20-2, Venue: Ovens, ;
Nemo Rangers 2 5-7, Glanmire 25-7, Venue: Trabeg, ;
Inniscarra 2 1-4, Ballincollig 20-1, Venue: Ballincollig, ;
St Finbarrs 2 -, Mallow 2-, Venue: Togher, Not Played;

 

Rebel Og North Results Round Up

18 B1 Football League North:
Killavullen 3-4, Kildorrery 1-12, Venue: Kildorrery, venue date and time change;
16 B1 Football League North:
St Kevins -, BYE -, Venue: Ballyclough, Conceded by BYE;
Killavullen 7-8, Kilara Og 4-8, Venue: Killavullen, ;
BYE -, Dr. Pat O Callaghans -, Venue: Charleville, Conceded by BYE;
Clyda Rovers 4-16, St Kevins 1-10, Venue: Mourneabbey, ;
16 B2 Football League North:
Kildorrery 0-7, Newmarket 3-10, Venue: Kildorrery, ;
St Peters 4-9, Sliabh Luachra Gaels 2-4, Venue: Kiskeam, ;
Newmarket 3-6, St Peters 3-11, Venue: Newmarket, ;
Doneraile -, Kildorrery -, Venue: Doneraile, Conceded by Doneraile;
St Dominics 3-5, Croke Rovers 2-10, Venue: Shanballymore, ;
12 A13 Football League North:
Duarigle Gaels 9-11, Clyda Rovers 3-4, Venue: Millstreet, ;
Kilshannig 5-8, Buttevant 4-4, Venue: Glantane, ;
12 A11 Football League North:
St Peters 2-1, Charleville 5-10, Venue: Rockchapel, ;
BK Plunketts 3-3, Killavullen Blue 6-12, Venue: Boherbue, ;
12 B1 13 Football League North:
Wolfe Tones 6-8, Kilara Og 0-2, Venue: Lismire, ;
Kilara Og 1-5, Sliabh Luachra Gaels 4-6, Venue: Kilworth, ;
Lyre 4-2, Wolfe Tones 6-10, Venue: Banteer, ;
12 B1 11 BLUE Football League North:
Shanballymore 7-8, Killavullen White 4-8, Venue: Shanballymore, ;
Ballyclough 0-4, Kildorrery 10-9, Venue: Ballyclough, ;
Glanworth -, Mitchelstown -, Venue: Glanworth, Conceded by Mitchelstown;
12 B1 11 RED Football League North:
Croke Rovers -, Doneraile -, Venue: Doneraile, Conceded by Croke Rovers;
Duarigle Gaels Green 3-3, Croke Rovers 7-6, Venue: Millstreet, ;
Doneraile 5-5, Dromtariffe 3-4, Venue: Doneraile, ;

Rebel Og West Results Round Up

MINOR B 1 FOOTBALL LEAGUE:
Gabriel Og 9-14, Caha Og 1-6, Venue: Ballydehob, ;
Kilbrittain 0-3, Newcestown 2-20, Venue: Kilbrittain, ;
Kilmichael 0-4, Naomh Aban 1-11, Venue: Kilmichael, ;
Tadhg Mac Carthaigh 1-8, Ahan Gaels 0-5, Venue: Aughaville, ;
Carbery Rangers 2 -, Kilmichael -, Venue: Rosscarbery, Not Played;
MINOR B 2 FOOTBALL LEAGUE:
Uibh Laoire 4-6, Beal Atha n Ghaorthaidh 2-12, Venue: Uibh Laoire, ;
UNDER 16 B 1 FOOTBALL LEAGUE:
Castletownbere 1-10, Bantry Blues 3-8, Venue: Castletownbere, ;
O Donovan Rossa 1-8, Sam Maguires 3-8, Venue: Skibbereen, ;
UNDER 14 A FOOTBALL LEAGUE:
Carbery Rangers -, Ibane Gaels -, Venue: Rosscarbery, Not Played;
Newcestown 1-1, St Colms 8-14, Venue: Newcestown, ;
Newcestown 1-11, Ibane Gaels 1-5, Venue: Newcestown, ;
Clonakilty 6-3, Sam Maguires 1-8, Venue: Clonakilty, ;
UNDER 14 B1 FOOTBALL LEAGUE:
O Donovan Rossa 0-3, Tadhg Mac Carthaigh 7-12, Venue: Skibbereen, ;
Owen Gaels 1-12, Ahan Gaels 3-4, Venue: Ballinascarthy, ;
Clann na nGael 1-7, Ilen Og 3-10, Venue: Drimoleague, ;
Ahan Gaels -, Ilen Og -, Venue: Enniskeane, Not Played;
UNDER 14 B2 FOOTBALL LEAGUE SECTION 1:
Adrigole 8-19, Castletownbere 2-4, Venue: Adrigole, ;
Gabriel Og 13-7, Dunmanus Rovers 0-3, Venue: Ballydehob, ;
UNDER 14 B 2 FOOTBALL LEAGUE SECTION 2:
St James 5-4, Ibane Gaels 21-3, Venue: Ardfield, ;

Rebel Og East Results Round Up

Rebel Og East Fe 12 A Football League:
Aghada 6-4, St Catherines 2-1, Venue: Aghada, ;
Ballinora 4-2, Crosshaven 2-5, Venue: Ballinora, ;
Grenagh 0-9, Macroom 2-3, Venue: Grenagh, ;
Rebel Og East Fe 12 B1 Football League 1:
Aghabullogue 1-7, Ballygarvan 1-3, Venue: Coachford, ;
Kinsale 5-12, Passage 2-3, Venue: Dunderrow, ;
Rebel Og East Fe 12 B1 Football League 2:
Fr O Neills 1-5, Kiltha Og 4-6, Venue: Fr O Neills, ;
Castlelyons 2-4, Carrig na bhFear 2-10, Venue: Castlelyons, ;
Lisgoold 2-2, Glenville 7-9, Venue: Glenville, ;
Rebel Og East Fe 12 B2 Football League :
Brian Dillons 3-3, Ballinhassig 1-1, Venue: Tank Field, ;
Aghinagh 5-4, Cill na Martra 8-5, Venue: Aghinagh, ;
Tracton 5-3, Whitescross 5-1, Venue: Minane bridge, ;
Rebel Og East Minor A Football League 2:
Glanmire 2-9, Glenville 0-11, Venue: Glanmire, ;
Rebel Og East Minor B1 Football League 1:
Aghabullogue 1-6, Courcey Rovers 1-6, Venue: Coachford, ;
St Vincents 1-10, Whitechurch 4-7, Venue: St Vincents, ;
Rebel Og East Minor B1 Football League 2:
St Colmans 1-7, Diarmuid O Murchu 0-5, Venue: shanagarry, ;
Kiltha Og 1-13, Youghal 0-4, Venue: Dungourney , ;
Rebel Og East Minor B2 Football League 1:
Mayfield -, Ballinacurra -, Venue: Mayfield, Conceded by Ballinacurra;
Carrig na bhFear 2-10, Carraigtwohill 4-11, Venue: Carrignavar College, ;
Raonuithe na Gael 1-3, Lisgoold 3-9, Venue: Tank Field, ;
Rebel Og East Minor B2 Football League 2:
Ballinora 3-8, Ballygarvan 4-13, Venue: Ballygarvan, ;
Rebel Og East Fe 16 A Football League 1:
Buttevant 6-12, Granard Gaels 0-4, Venue: Buttevant, ;
Rebel Og East Fe 16 B1 Football League 1:
Aghada 1-11, Killeagh/Itas 0-5, Venue: Aghada, ;
Rebel Og East Fe 16 B1 Football League 2:
St Finbarrs 1-1, Sliabh Rua 4-7, Venue: St Finbarrs, ;
Grenagh 3-8, Whitechurch 5-8, Venue: Grenagh, ;
Ballygarvan -, Crosshaven -, Venue: Ballygarvan, Not Played;
Whitechurch 4-17, St Finbarrs 1-2, Venue: Whitechurch, ;
Rebel Og East Fe 16 B1 Football League 3:
Macroom 4-13, Blarney 2-4, Venue: Macroom, ;
Canovee 3-12, Clondrohid 5-6, Venue: Canovee, ;
Blarney 2-6, St Malachys 0-7, Venue: Dripsey, ;
Rebel Og East Fe 16 B2 Football League 1:
Tracton 8-11, Courcey Rovers 2-6, Venue: Minane bridge, ;
Rebel Og East Fe 16 B2 Football League 2:
Castlelyons 6-8, Lisgoold 5-5, Venue: Castlelyons, ;
Lisgoold 4-7, Raonuithe na Gael 6-8, Venue: Tank Field, ;
Rebel Og East Fe 14 A Football League 1:
Ballinora 10-14, Aghabullogue 1-1, Venue: Ballymaw-Waterfall, ;
Rebel Og East Fe 14 A Football League 2:
Kiltha Og 7-9, Aghada 0-5, Venue: Dungourney , ;
Rebel Og East Fe 14 B1 Football League:
Fr O Neills 5-4, St Catherines 2-4, Venue: Aghavine, ;
Whitechurch 4-10, St Colmans 3-6, Venue: Whitechurch, ;
Rebel Og East Fe 14 B2 Football League 2:
Whitescross 2-5, Lee Gaels 1-4, Venue: Whitescross, ;

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FEILE NA nÓG – SCHEDULED FOR THIS COMING SATURDAY

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.

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Cul Camps are Launched Nation wide

Back and Cúler than ever, the Kellogg’s GAA Cúl Camps programme for 2018 was launched today by author, model and mother of two, Pippa O’Connor and impressionist and GAA fan, Oliver Callan.

To celebrate the launch, Kellogg’s kicked off the campaign by opening Ireland’s first-ever pop-up cereal café. GAA All-Stars Andy Moran, Danny Sutcliffe, Rena Buckley and Niamh Hegarty helped serve-up breakfast to members of the public before taking part in a Q&A session with MC’s Pippa and Oliver, who left a lasting impression on proceedings.

A record-breaking 142,467 children took part in a Kellogg’s GAA Cúl Camp last year, an increase of 12 per cent on the previous year. One in every four children aged between six and 13 attended Ireland’s biggest summer camps for children in 2017 enjoying an action-packed week learning new skills, making friends and being active while having fun.

A Cúl Camp’s First

Kellogg’s transformed Dublin’s Urchin Restaurant on St Stephen’s Green into a pop-up cereal café as part of a colourful takeover to launch Kellogg’s GAA Cul Camps 2018. Members of the public were invited to drop by and take some time out for a nourishing breakfast, with the added treat of having their Corn Flakes and Rice Krispies served to them by the GAA All-Stars.

Guests could choose from a breakfast menu full of nutritious choices such as Kellogg’s cereals topped with berries, banana, nuts or natural yogurt, complemented by high-fibre, wholemeal bread, fruit and unsweetened juice to help kick-start their day.

A firm believer in the importance of a healthy lifestyle, Pippa O’Connor said: “Having two young sons has really made me focus on just how essential good nutrition and sports activities are for children.

“I believe in the benefits of starting each day with a balanced breakfast. It helps in getting my sons Louis and Ollie’s day off to a great start. Kellogg’s GAA Cúl Camps are a fantastic way for children to be active whilst having fun. That’s what childhood should ultimately be about.”

At the Kellogg’s GAA Cúl Camps, children receive training in hurling, camogie, football and ladies football and some camps offer rounders and handball.  There are also camps as far spread as the UK, Australia, Hong Kong, Saudi Arabia, the US, Canada and across Europe.

Taking place in July and August, the week-long Kellogg’s GAA Cúl Camps are priced at €60, dropping to €50 for a second child and just €40 for a third and any additional children. All participants receive a GAA zipped training top, jersey and backpack.

Meet the All-Stars

One camp in each province will receive a surprise visit from one of the four Kellogg’s Cúl Camps’ GAA ambassadors; Andy Moran (Mayo footballer), Danny Sutcliffe, (Dublin hurler), Rena Buckley (Cork Camogie player) or Niamh Hegarty (Donegal ladies footballer).

Ruth Hughes, head of Kellogg’s Ireland said: “Kellogg’s is committed to promoting and encouraging a healthy lifestyle and that is why we became involved with Cúl Camps seven years ago.  There will be tens of thousands of children getting active this summer at a Cúl Camp and a good breakfast is the best way to help them kick-start their day, whether on or off the pitch.”

GAA president, John Horan, who attended the launch pop-up cereal café said: “For families and communities all over Ireland, the summer simply wouldn’t be the same without Kellogg’s GAA Cúl Camps. Many children have benefited from the camps and this year’s recruits can expect to enjoy an action-packed week of fun and activity.  Like Kellogg’s, we want to help children to stay active across the summer and Cúl Camps are the perfect platform for Ireland’s youngsters to get out, get active and have fun.”

Everyone who registers for a Kellogg’s GAA Cúl Camp can enter a competition for a chance to win a €100 sports gear voucher every day. To enter, consumers must pick up a promotional pack of Kellogg’s Corn Flakes or Rice Krispies in stores from April (T&Cs apply)

For more information on the Kellogg’s GAA Cúl Camps visit www.kelloggsculcamps.gaa.ie

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U8 Football Blitz to take place

Big weekend in Rebel Og Monster Blitz as U8 Football Blitz set to take place.

This season will see some changes in the Rebel Og Coaching Monster Blitzes.

The opening competition for 2018 season will see U8 footballers from around Cork City and County making their way to Páirc Uí Chaoimh.

On Monday afternoon, the booking for this event opened and clubs MUST fill in this form to book their place on the course.

Time shots for the event will be confirmed once all bookings have been made.

To book your clubs place on Saturday 24th March all you need to do is click the fill and follow the instructions http://rebelogcoaching.com/clubs/monster-blitzes/monster-blitz-registration/

Registration will close at 6pm on Friday 16th of March and clubs will be notified of their time frame on Saturday 17th of March.

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Full Draw Details for Premier Minor and U16 Football championship

On Wednesday night, Rebel Og Central held the championship draw for the Premier Minor and U16 County Championship.

The minor championship that is listed below will commence on March 31st with dates and venues confirmed in the coming days.

 

 

Carrigaline Court Hotel Fe 18 P1 Football Championship
Round 1
A Douglas v Carbery Rangers
B Sam Maguires v St.Michaels
C Eire Óg v Beara
D Glanmire v Nemo Rangers
Loser Round
E Douglas / Carbery Rangers v Sam Maguires / St.Michaels
F Eire Óg / Beara v Glanmire / Nemo Rangers
Winners Round
G Douglas / Carbery Rangers v Sam Maguires / St.Michaels
H Eire Óg / Beara v Glanmire / Nemo Rangers
Quarter Final
I Winner E v Loser H
J Winner F v Loser G
Semi Finals
Winner G v Winner I
Winner H v Winner J
Final
v

 

Carrigaline Court Hotel Fe 18 P2 Football Championship
Round 1
A Ballincollig v Midleton
B Valley Rovers v Mallow
C St.Finbarrs v Na Piarsaigh
D Kilshannig v Carrigaline
Loser Round
E Ballincollig  / Midleton v Valley Rovers / Mallow
F St.Finbarrs / Na Piarsaigh v Kilshannig / Carrigaline
Winners Round
G Ballincollig  / Midleton v Valley Rovers / Mallow
H St.Finbarrs / Na Piarsaigh v Kilshannig / Carrigaline
Quarter Final
I Winner E v Loser H
J Winner F v Loser G
Semi Finals
Winner G v Winner I
Winner H v Winner J
Final
v
Carrigaline Court Hotel Fe 18 Football P2A Championship
Round 1
A St Nicholas v Cobh
B Granard Gaels v Bride Rovers
C Owen Gaels v Ilen Rovers
D Fermoy v Bishopstown
Loser Round
E St Nicholas / Cobh v Granard Gaels / Bride Rovers
F Owen Gaels  / Ilen Rovers v Fermoy / Bishopstown
Winners Round
G St Nicholas / Cobh v Granard Gaels / Bride Rovers
H Owen Gaels  / Ilen Rovers v Fermoy / Bishopstown
Quarter Final
I Winner E v Loser H
J Winner F v Loser G
Semi Finals
Winner G v Winner I
Winner H v Winner J
Final
v
Carrigaline Court Hotel Fe 16 P1 Football Championship
Round 1
A Carrigaline v Nemo Rangers
B Beara v Inniscarra
C Douglas v Ballincollig
D Glanmire v Ibane Gaels
Loser Round
E Carrigaline / Nemo Rangers v Beara / Inniscarra
F Douglas / Ballincollig v Glanmire / Ibane Gaels
Winners Round
G Carrigaline / Nemo Rangers v Beara / Inniscarra
H Douglas / Ballincollig v Glanmire / Ibane Gaels
Quarter Final
I Winner E v Loser H
J Winner F v Loser G
Semi Finals
Winner G v Winner I
Winner H v Winner J
Final
v

 

Carrigaline Court Hotel Fe 16 P2 Football Championship
Round 1
A Carbery Rangers v St.Finbarrs
B Gabriel óg v Mallow
C Valley Rovers v St Nicholas
D Wolfe Tones v Bishopstown
Loser Round
E Carbery Rangers / St.Finbarrs v Gabriel óg / Mallow
F Valley Rovers / St Nicholas v Wolfe Tones / Bishopstown
Winners Round
G Carbery Rangers / St.Finbarrs v Gabriel óg / Mallow
H Valley Rovers / St Nicholas v Wolfe Tones / Bishopstown
Quarter Final
I Winner E v Loser H
J Winner F v Loser G
Semi Finals
Winner G v Winner I
Winner H v Winner J
Final
v
Carrigaline Court Hotel Fe 16 Football P2A Championship
Round 1
A Duarigle Gaels v Mitchelstown
B Bandon v Éire Óg
C Carrigaline 2 v Cobh
D St.Michaels v Fermoy
Loser Round
E Duarigle Gaels / Mitchelstown v Bandon / Éire Óg
F Carrigaline 2 / Cobh v St.Michaels / Fermoy
Winners Round
G Duarigle Gaels / Mitchelstown v Bandon / Éire Óg
H Carrigaline 2 / Cobh v St.Michaels / Fermoy
Quarter Final
I Winner E v Loser H
J Winner F v Loser G
Semi Finals
Winner G v Winner I
Winner H v Winner J
Final
v
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Rebel Og West games are called off

Due to the extreme weather conditions that are currently prevailing all Minor League games scheduled for the coming weekend have been postponed.
The entire round will be refixed for Monday March 19th.
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Eamonn O Maoldomhnaigh
Runai West Region
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Rebel Og Award for February goes to Scor All-Ireland winners

ALL-IRELAND Scór na nÓg winners, Maggie Moynihan (Cullen) and Carbery Rangers are the February winners of the Rebel Óg monthly awards, sponsored by the Clayton Hotel Silver Springs, Cummins Sports (award sponsors) with the Evening Echo and RedFM as media partners

– by Rory Noonan of Evening Echo.

Maggie is just 15 years old and started performing in public at the age of four when she entered the Feis in Cullen. She entered the amhránaíocht aonair in scór for the first time when she was nine.

Maggie reached the Munster final last year, but this year she reached the next step of the journey when she qualified for the All-Ireland final in Sligo, where she was chosen as the outright winner in Sligo on the night. She sang Cooraclare, which is a song which means a lot to her family and is always the first song to be sung at family parties. The last time an Ireland Scór title was brought to Cullen was 45 years ago by the late Con ‘Corney’ O’Sullivan. He won the All-Ireland title in Ceol Uirlse back in 1972 in Scór Sinsir.

Meanwhile, there was an unbelievable reaction when Carbery Rangers name was called out for winning the 2018 All-Ireland final in the Balled Group Section.

The Carbery group sang two songs – Lovely Derry on the Banks of the Foyle and Moll Dubh a’Ghleanna. It was the first All-Ireland winning Scór title for Carbery Rangers since Scór was first established in 1969.

The group of five made up of Aoife McSweeney, Joan O’Donovan, Kate Creedon, Orlagh O’Gorman and Rachel Hodnett have participated in Scór since the ages of seven or eight at County and Munster levels.

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