Update on Premier U14 Football Championship
Rebel Og U14 Premier Football Championship is almost at final stages accross the competitions in Central region. Below you can check out how the competitions are going.
Rebel Og Premier 1 Championship
Rebel Og Premier 2 Championship
This weekend saw a special congress take place in Croke Park, over the day some big decisions took place with major changes to the Senior Inter-County Hurling Championships. More on this can be seen on www.gaacork.ie .
The changes that will see impact on underage is the change in the Inter-County Minor Hurling Championship, motion 12.
ALL IRELAND MINOR HURLING CHAMPIONSHIP
Motion 12 CCCC/Ard Chomhairle (Passed with 90 per cent of delegates in favour of it)
Deals with the All-Ireland Minor Hurling Championship. It proposes that any suitable Ulster teams participate in Leinster. The winners of Leinster and Munster qualify for the All-Ireland semi-finals, while the runners-up in both provinces and Galway compete in a round-robin All-Ireland series. The top two teams advance to the All-Ireland semi-finals.
CENTRAL COUNCIL MOTIONS TO FACILITATE THE PLAYING OF CLUB GAMES
Motion 13 CCCC/Ard Chomhairle (Passed after receiving the backing of 64% of delegates)
Proposes that Rule 6.40 (a) Tournament Games be amended to permit inter-county tournament games to be organised up to the U-16 grade only.
Motion 13A Cork – amendment to Central Council motion (Passed with the support of 77 per cent of delegates)
To allow counties to facilitate tournaments games at U-19 hurling level.
AGE GRADES
Motion 20 Minor Review Workgroup/Ard Chomhairle (Deferred until next year’s Congress)
It proposes that underage Age Grades at Club Level be altered from Under 12, 14, 16 and 18 to Under 11, 13, 15 and 17.It further proposes that the lower age level eligibility at different levels not be altered.Example: In the case of Under 18 – a player shall have celebrated his 14th birthday prior to January 1st of the Championship year. Effectively the eligibility age span in each case is reduced by one year.
PLAYING RULES
Motion 21 Standing Committee on Playing Rules/Ard Chomhairle.
(Passed with support from 82 per cent of the delegates)
This relates to the kick-out in Football.The proposal is that the ball must travel “at least 13m” and additionally travel “outside the 20 metre line” before being played by another player of the defending team.An amendment of Technical Foul/Penalty in Rule 4.29 is consequently proposed.
Well done to Ibane Gaels who ran out winners in the Premier 2A U16 County Football following their win over a hard working Macroom side.
The West Cork sides overall strength was on show from the off as they controlled this game from the start. No matter what Macroom tried to do they couldn’t breakdown the hard work from Ibane.
Macroom to their credit, put everything they could into this contest but Ibane were too strong and ran out winners 3-15 to 0-6.
Baring a draw, Macroom and Ibane Gaels will lift the Premier 2a U16 football title on Sunday evening in Kilmichael as both teams clash in this seasons decider.
Both teams have been battling hard to book their place in the final and you can see the path to the finals below and full details of the competition.
Carrigaline Court Hotel Fe 16 PA2 Football Championship
Macroom 3-12 2-6 Ballygarvan Q/F
Wolfe Tones 1-7 3-11 Ibane Gaels Q/F
Na Piarsaigh 0-3 6-16 Passage West Q/F
St Nicholas 2-7 2-8 Eire Og Q/F
Passage West 3-4 2-10 Macroom Semi Final
Ibane Gaels 4-10 1-8 Eire Og Semi Final
Macroom – – Ibane Gaels Final
EE 27/09/2017 SPORT – NO REPRODUCTION FEE – James Moloney of Ibane Gaels pictured with Macroom joint captains Eoin Cahill and Liam Linehan whose teams will contest the Carrigaline Court Hotel Rebel Og Central Fe16 Premier 2A Football Championship Final in Kilmichael on Sunday October 1st at 3pm. Picture: Howard Crowdy
Carrigaline Court Hotel Fe 16 P2A Football Challenge Cup
St Nicholas 8-14 7-14 Wolfe Tones S/F AET
Na Piarsaigh 5-5 7-9 Ballygarvan Semi Final
Ballygarvan – – St Nicholas Final
Rebel Og U16 Premier 1 County Final will need a replay after St. Finbarrs and Carbery Rangers finished level.
Premier 1 U16 @RebelOg_ County Final
Full Time@CarberyRangers:0-12(12)@the_Barrs: 1-9(12) Great come back, going to a replay #Rangersabú— Carbery Rangers GAA (@CarberyRangers) September 30, 2017
In the Premier 2 decider, Valley Rovers were too strong for East Cork side Glanmire.
U16 P2 football champions 2017 pic.twitter.com/DMCIx78Zt5
— Valley Rovers GAA (@ValleyRoversGAA) September 30, 2017
In the Rebel Og East U16 A final Inniscarra won the football title today.
Well done to the U16 footballers who won the @RebelOg_ U16 A East FC Final beating Aghabullogue 3-11 to 1-12 https://t.co/HW1W8pcRiM pic.twitter.com/9iVorm0cQz
— Inniscarra GAA (@ScarraGAA) September 30, 2017
Blareny captured u16 B1 title in Rebel Og East football final
Congratulations to Blarney/@RathpeaconGAA in the East football final! Winning 3-15 to 4-8! @RebelOg_ @MuskerryGAA pic.twitter.com/lYzIqGFv68
— BlarneyGAA (@BlarneyGAA) September 30, 2017
Saturday 30th September 2017
Clayton Silversprings Hotel County Minor ‘A’ Hurling Championship
Semi Final
Cobh v Bride Rovers @ Killeagh 3.00 pm
Clayton Silversprings Hotel County Minor ‘B1’ Hurling Championship
Quarter Final
Kilbree v Granard Gaels @ Mayfield 4.30 pm
Evening Echo County Under 14 ‘A’ Hurling Championship Semi Finals
Granard Gaels v Ballinora @ Mayfield 3.00 pm
Evening Echo County Under 14 ‘A’ Hurling Championship Semi Finals
Cuchullains v Ibane Gaels @ Ballincollig 1.30 pm
Cummins Sports Under 16 ‘A’ Hurling Championship Semi Final
Kinsale v Fermoy @ Ballincollig 3.00 pm
Evening Echo Under 14 ‘B1’ Hurling Championship Quarter Final
St. Kevins v Passage West @ Castletownroche 4.30 pm
Sunday 1st October 2017
Cummins Sports Under 16 ‘B1’ Hurling Championship Quarter Finals
Tracton v Ahan Gaels @ Passage West 2.00 pm
Clayton Silversprings Hotel County Minor ‘B1’ Hurling Championship
Semi Final
Ballycastle Gaels v Newcestown @ Ballygarvan 3.30 pm
Clayton Silversprings Hotel County Minor ‘B2’ Hurling Championship
Quarter Finals
St. Marks v Fastnet Gaels @ Cill na Martra 3.00 pm
Evening Echo Under 14 ‘B1’ Hurling Championship Quarter Final
Carraig na bhFear v Croke Rovers @ Carraig na bhFear 4.30 pm
CORK MINOR HURLERS
Winners of the Munster Championship and All-Ireland Finalists
SEPTEMBER 2017 WINNERS
CORK MINOR HURLERS
Winners of the Munster Championship and All-Ireland Finalists
SEPTEMBER 2017 WINNERS
The Cork Minor Hurling side, who won the Munster Title and reached the All-Ireland final, are the September 2017 winners of the Rebel Óg Monthly Awards sponsored by the Clayton Hotel Silver Springs, Cummins Sports (Award Sponsors) with RedFM and The Evening Echo (Media Partners). They follow the August winners Cork U17 Hurlers, July Winners Ballinora Juvenile GAA Club, quartet of June Winners, Féile na nGael Champions Sarsfields, Na Piarsaigh, Cuchullains and St. Kevin’s. January 2017 winners were Kiltha Óg, February Winners St. Colman’s College Fermoy, March winners Stephen O’Rourke and Niall Delany from Mallow, winners of the All-Ireland U17 Handball Championship, April Winners, Carbery Scór and the May 2017 Winners St. Francis College Rochestown, winners of the Simcox Cup.
The Cork Minor Hurling side have enjoyed a tremendous year in 2017 despite their loss to Galway in the All-Ireland Final in Croke Park.
Following two epic battles with Tipperary in the semi-final at Thurles where corner forward Evan Sheehan scored a goal from a 20 metre free to ensure a replay at Páirc Ui Rinn where another outstanding game unfolded before 8,000 spectators.
Brian Turnbull of Douglas and Evan Sheehan were outstanding on the night with their captain Sean O’Leary Hayes from Midleton commanding at all times in defence, along with his vice-captain Jack Keating, Liam O’Shea and under the management of Denis Ring along with selectors John Mortell, Fergus Ryan and coach John Dwyer and Stephen Casey (strength and conditioning).
Cork had an emphatic win over Clare in the Munster Hurling Final at Thurles with Evan Sheehan notching 2 goals and 2 points on the day to ensure Cork’s first Munster Hurling Championship victory in some years.
Victory over Dublin ensured an All-Ireland final against a powerful Galway side which ended Cork’s hopes of an All-Ireland.
The success of the Cork Minor side at winning the Munster Title and a place in the All-Ireland final combined with the All-Ireland winning U17 hurling side which included five members of the Minor team ensures that the future is bright for Cork hurling.
Rebel Og Central have confirmed details for the upcoming U16 Premier 1 County Final.
St. Finbarrs will meet Cloughduv in the decider.
Carbery Rangers V St. Finbarrs at Cloughduv at 2pm on Saturday 30th of September.
| Carrigaline Court Hotel Fe 16 P1 Football Championship
Carrigaline 1-9 2-10 St Finbarrs Nemo Rangers 6-11 2-5 Beara Bishopstown 3-7 2-9 Douglas St Finbarrs 3-19 2-5 Bishopstown S/F Ballincollig 1-8 2-10 Carbery Rangers Q/F Nemo Rangers 4-9 6-14 Carbery Rangers Semi Final St Finbarrs – – Carbery Rangers Final Carrigaline Court Hotel Fe 16 P1 Football Chalenge Cup Carrigaline 1-10 3-7 Douglas Semi Final Beara 3-26 5-21 Ballincollig Semi Final |
Douglas – – Ballincollig Final
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
Rebel Og Central have confirmed that the draw for the Premier U15 football championship will take place at the Wednesday night board meeting.
Just like the hurling championship, Rebel Og Central will run a football Challenge Cup. The Challenge Cup will see the beaten Q-Finalists leave the championship and join the challenge cup.
In the Premier 1 draw will be Ballincollig, Bishopstown, Carrigaline, Douglas, Glanmire, Inniscarra, Nemo Rangers and Valley Rovers.
The Premier 2 draw will have the following clubs in the draw, Carbery Rangers, Carrigaline 2, Fermoy, Gabriel Rangers, Ibane Gales, Mallow, Midleton, St Michaels, St Nicholas and St Finbarr’s.
Once the draw takes place on Wednesday night, they will be posted on www.rebelog.ie and the opening game in the competition will take place on 14th of October.
The Dean Ryan Cup (Under 16.5 A Hurling) competition gets underway this week with three Round 1 fixtures down for decision.
Fixture Details
Corn an Rianaigh (16.5 A H) Round 1
Wednesday September 20th
CBS Midleton 4-14 Our Ladys Templemore 2-15 – Match Report
Ham HS Bandon 0-15 Nenagh CBS 0-4
St Flannans W/O Coláiste Iosaef, Kilmallock Snr
Thursday September 21st
Bansha 13:30 Árdscoil Rís Limerick V De La Salle College Waterford
Our Ladys Templemore v CBS Midleton
Our Ladys Templemore and CBS Midleton will meet in Clonmel Sportsfield on Wednesday at 1:30pm. In last year’s competition, both schools lost out to the eventual Dean Ryan Cup runners-up Thurles CBS – Templemore losing out by 3 points in round 1 (Match Report) while CBS Midleton proved no match for Thurles, losing out by 28 points in the semi-final (Match Report).
By coincidence, both schools lost out to Thurles CBS in last year’s Under 15 A Hurling competition also, Templemore losing by 11 points in the semi-final while CBS Midleton lost by 4 points to Thurles in the quarter-final.
Árdscoil Uí Urmaltaigh Bandon v Nenagh CBS
Árdscoil Uí Urmaltaigh Bandon take on Nenagh CBS in the other Round 1 match fixed for Wednesday, this one taking place in Fermoy at 1:30pm. Last year, Árdscoil Uí Urmaltaigh Bandon took part in the Under 16.5 B Hurling competition (Corn Sheamais Ui Dhonnchu), losing out to Doon by a point in the second round. Nenagh CBS lost in Round 1 of the Dean Ryan Cup to Ardscoil Ris Limerick by six points.
In last year’s Under 15 A Hurling competition (Corn Aodh Ui Dhudha), Nenagh CBS lost to the eventual champions Thurles CBS by 12 points in the first round. Meanwhile, Árdscoil Uí Urmaltaigh Bandon played in the Under 15 B Hurling competition and proved successful, winning the Corn Reamainn Ui hOgain Final by 3-20 to 1-12 against St. Joseph’s Tulla.
Árdscoil Rís Limerick V De La Salle College Waterford
Thursday’s game sees Ardscoil Ris Limerick taking on De La Salle Waterford at 1:30pm in Bansha. Last season, Ardscoil Ris lost out to CBS Midleton by 2-16 to 2-11 while De La Salle Waterford lost out to the eventual champions St. Colmans Fermoy by three points in the Quarter-Final.
Interestingly, these schools met in last year’s Under 15 A Hurling competition (Corn Aodh Ui Dhudha) with Ardscoil Ris Limerick securing a 2-16 to 1-13 victory over De La Salle Waterford in the Quarter-Final played at Clonmel.
