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SUMMARY:2026 Tipperary Senior Hurling Championship Final - Thurles Sarsfields 1-19 Moycarkey-Borris 1-11
DESCRIPTION:Thurles Sarsfields defeated Moycarkey-Borris by 1-19 to 1-11 in the Tipperary Senior Hurling Championship Final on Sunday October 11th at FBD Semple Stadium Thurles. \n\n\nREPORT: @thurlessars  claimed their first @TipperaryGAA SHC title in nine years\, recording a convincing eight-point victory over near neighbours @MoycarkeyBorris at FBD Semple Stadium. #GAABelong https://t.co/9p8ouRJBrA \n— The GAA (@officialgaa) October 11\, 2026 \n \nTipperary SHC Final: Thurles Sarsfields too strong for Moycarkey-Borris \nThurles Sarsfields 1-19 Moycarkey-Borris 1-11 \nReport By Stephen Barry at FBD Semple Stadium for GAA.ie \n“The famine is over\,” declared Conor Stakelum as Thurles Sarsfields claimed their first Tipperary SHC title in nine years\, recording a convincing eight-point victory over near neighbours Moycarkey-Borris in front of a 9\,398 crowd at FBD Semple Stadium. \nRight from Eoin Purcell’s goal after 11 seconds\, Sars were always in charge of this contest to pocket a record-extending 37th title. \nManaged by Pádraic Maher\, the Sars defence was most impressive\, restricting Moycarkey to 19 shots\, including a flurry of stoppage-time goal attempts. \nThis breakthrough marks a new generation of Sars success. Only four of the 20 players who featured when they won their last title\, the four-in-a-row triumph of 2017\, were still starting here. Among them\, 42-year-old Patrick McCormack was starting his 15th final (including two replayed deciders) between the posts. He ended the day with his ninth medal. \nAfter the celebrations\, they will face a trip to face either the Clare or Cork champions on November 15th.\nMoycarkey’s first county-final appearance since 1984 got off to a disastrous start. Tipp U20 Euan Murray won the throw-in and found Purcell\, who got inside his marker to arrow into the bottom corner. \nPlaying against the wind\, the underdogs were immediately served a second warning as Aidan Stakelum was next to get behind the cover. Rhys Shelly dealt with his bouncer\, with play brought back for a tap-over Aidan McCormack free. \nTeenage attacker Kieran Rossiter clipped their next pair as Sars soon led by 1-5 to 0-1.\nDarragh Stakelum threatened another goal\, but Tom Hayes was in behind Shelly to sweep the sliotar away.\nJack Hayes had Moycarkey’s only point of the opening quarter as they drafted Peter Melbourne into their defence. He won his first ball\, which resulted in a Kieran Morris free. \nSars’ lead peaked at eight before Moycarkey delivered their first major blow in the 23rd minute. Joe Egan and Joe Maher traded possession back and forth\, with Maher squeezing an acute strike into the net for a 1-8 to 1-3 deficit. \nSars closed out the half with four of the last six points. Purcell tacked on the final pair to bring his first-half tally to 1-3 and their lead to seven; 1-12 to 1-5. \nWith Moycarkey opting to send Shelly’s wind-assisted puck-outs long\, Joe Maher and Killian Cantwell pulled back early points. \nTheir comeback never materialised. Sparked by a super Paddy Creedon effort\, Sars landed the next four points in succession. Murray and man-of-the-match Purcell also found the target\, while Purcell whipped a goal attempt wide. \nThe biggest cheers came later. Corner-back Paul Maher launched a point from the Old Stand sideline. Then\, Ronan Maher was introduced at full-forward. He converted a close-range free and had the last puck\, clearing a Shelly free that was stopped on the line. \nFollowing his broken ankle\, the Tipp captain will be closer to fitness by the time the Munster Championship rolls around. \nScorers for Thurles Sarsfields: Eoin Purcell 1-4; Aidan McCormack 0-4 (4f); Paddy Creedon\, Kieran Rossiter\, Euan Murray\, Aidan Stakelum 0-2 each; Paul Maher\, Daniel Rossiter\, Ronan Maher (f) 0-1 each. \nScorers for Moycarkey-Borris: Joe Maher 1-1; Max Hackett\, Jack Hayes 0-3 each; Kieran Morris 0-2 (2f); Killian Cantwell (f)\, Niall Heffernan 0-1 each. \nTHURLES SARSFIELDS: Patrick McCormack; Paul Maher\, Denis Maher\, Henry Fogarty; Keith Loughnane\, Conor Stakelum\, Cian Stakelum; Daniel Rossiter\, Euan Murray; Aidan McCormack\, Darragh Stakelum\, Aidan Stakelum; Eoin Purcell\, Paddy Creedon\, Kieran Rossiter.\nSubs: Stephen Maher for Fogarty (30+1\, inj)\, James Armstrong for S Maher (43-47\, temp)\, Armstrong for Cian Stakelum (51)\, Ronan Maher for Creedon (52)\, Tommy Maher for A McCormack (54)\, Robbie Stapleton for K Rossiter (59). \nMOYCARKEY-BORRIS: Rhys Shelly; Kevin Hayes\, Tom Hayes\, Tom Ryan; Killian Cantwell\, Eoghan Hayes\, Pat Molloy; Stephen Walsh\, Niall Heffernan; Joe Maher\, Joe Egan\, David Costigan; Max Hackett\, Kieran Morris\, Jack Hayes.\nSubs: Peter Melbourne for Ryan (16)\, Kieran Cummins for Molloy (37)\, Rory Darmody for Heffernan (47\, inj)\, Kevin O’Reagan for J Hayes (52)\, Bill Maher for T Hayes (60+1-60+3\, temp)\, Bill Flanagan for Walsh (60+3). \nReferee: Ciarán O’Donovan (Burgess). \n\nPaths to the Final \n\nFBD Insurance County Senior Hurling Championship – Road to the Final \nBoth @thurlessars and @MoycarkeyBorris head into this Sunday’s Final with perfect records\, having topped their respective groups and recorded five victories each across the group and knockout stages. https://t.co/xxZpqIMrhz \n— Tipperary GAA (@TipperaryGAA) October 6\, 2026 \n \n\nMatch Coverage \nThis game will be live on TG4. \n\nDé Domhnaigh seo ar #GAABEO \nBeimid BEO ó Dhurlas Éile do Chluiche Ceannais Iomána! 🥎 \nTune in to catch the Tipperary SHC final LIVE on TG4! 🏆 \n📆 Dé Domhnaigh / Sunday\n📺 BEO @ 16:00\n@MoycarkeyBorris v @thurlessars  \n@TipperaryGAA @SportTG4 https://t.co/9kKPDVni4P \n— GAA BEO (@GAA_BEO) October 6\, 2026 \n \n\nMeet the Referees \n\nMeet the referees taking charge of this weekend’s four adult FBD Insurance County Hurling Finals: \nSenior -Ciarán O’Donovan\nPremier Intermediate – Sean Lonergan\nIntermediate – Kevin Jordan\nJunior A – Joe Leahy \nBest of luck to Ciarán\, Sean\, Kevin and Joe. https://t.co/bTArjGcqNW \n— Tipperary GAA (@TipperaryGAA) October 7\, 2026
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SUMMARY:2026 Clare Senior Hurling Championship Final - Inagh-Kilnamona 2-18 Kilmaley 1-14
DESCRIPTION:Inagh-Kilnamona defeated Kilmaley by 2-18 to 1-14 in the Clare Senior Hurling Championship Final on Sunday October 11th at Zimmer Biomet Páirc Chíosóg. \n\n\nREPORT: @inagh_kilnamona are @GaaClare SHC champions for the very first time after an impressive victory over @KilmaleyGAA in todya’s Final. #GAABelong https://t.co/rXbXIBmuLA \n— The GAA (@officialgaa) October 11\, 2026 \n \nClare SHC Final: Inagh Kilnamona win first ever title \nInagh-Kilnamona 2-18 Kilmaley 1-14 \nReport By Eoin Brennan at Zimmer Biomet Páirc Chiosóg for GAA.ie \nThe Canon Hamilton trophy has been well travelled over the past two decades but it will have a new home for the next twelve months after Inagh-Kilnamona finally make their Clare Senior Hurling Championship breakthrough in Zimmer Biomet Páirc Chiosóg in Ennis. \nThat it was their nearest and dearest neighbours Kilmaley that were on the receiving end of their result wasn’t of any great significance as this was all about ending a famine. Indeed while Kilnamona last one a county senior crown 118 years earlier\, Inagh-Kilnamona had never previously achieved that feat in their existence as a permanent amalgamation since 2008. \nIt was long overdue and took all of their inter-county experience and guile to finally get over the line after finishing strongly to fend off Brian Culbert’s side. Level for the sixth time entering the final ten minutes at 1-12 to 1-12\, Inagh-Kilnamona would be the ones to excel when needed most in a 1-6 to 0-2 finish. Two time All-Star David Fitzgerald raided for three timely points to put his side three clear for the very first time\, with captain Aidan McCarthy\, current All-Star nominee Sean Rynne and substitute Niall Mullins stretching the margin to four before 2026 All-ireland Under 20 winner Fred Hegarty cemented victory with a last gasp goal. \nIt was Kilmaley who had started with that swagger as backed by the conditions\, an excellent Conor Cleary sideline was accentuated by a 14th minute goal for Sean O’Loughlin at 1-3 to 0-1. \nCrucially\, within five minutes\, Aidan McCarthy ensured that the gap was slashed to the minimum after fielding a monster Eamonn Foudy free and kicking to the roof of the Kilmaley net at 1-4 to 1-3. \nInagh-Kilnamona would eventually regain full parity by the 25th minute thanks to Fitzgerald but they were relieved to survive a glorious goal chance for Kilmaley as Mark Callinan’s sublime hook on Cian Moloney was truly inspirational. \nKilmaley did inch a point ahead at the break through Mikey O’Neill at 1-8 to 1-7 while Daire Keane doubled their advantage on the restart. However\, Kilmaley were unable to fend off their stubborn neighbours particularly when Cian Moloney would be denied again\, this time by a full length save from goalkeeper Eamonn Foudy needing the two-thirds mark. \nTwo minutes later Fred Hegarty put Inagh-Kilnamona into the lead for the first time and unearthed a major wrestle for supremacy that saw the neighbours level on three more occasions by the 50th minute. \nDavid Fitzgerald’s switch to midfield provided a new dimension though as his trio of points provided the momentum for Inagh-Kilnamona to accentuate their advantage while down the other end Kilmaley were left frustrated in front of goal. \nSean O’Loughlin would be twice thwarted but goalkeeper Foudy while impressive substitute Colm Killeen also had a bullet cleared off the line by James Hegarty in contrast to Fred Hegarty’s cool finish to create history for Inagh-Kilnamona. \n\nPost-Match Interview with Inagh-Kilnamona’s Aidan McCarthy \n\n🗣️ "IT’S WHERE YOU START AND WHERE YOU FINISH" \nAidan McCarthy spoke to Colm O’Connor and Jamesie O’Connor on Clare GAA TV after @inagh_kilnamona first ever Clare Senior Hurling Championship title win. \nBrought to you in association with Diarmuid Keane + Associates \n📺 Watch 👉 https://t.co/TYs1U8AH8e \n@GaaClare \n— StreamSport.ie (@StreamsportI) October 11\, 2026 \n \n\nScorers for Inagh-Kilnamona: Aidan McCarthy (3f)\, Fred Hegarty 1-5 each; David Fitzgerald 0-5; David Mescall\, Niall Mullins\, Sean Rynne 0-1 each \nScorers for Kilmaley: Sean O’Loughlin 1-3 (1f); Mikey O’Neill 0-3; Mikey O’Malley (2f)\, Colm Killeen 0-2 each; Conor Cleary (sl)\, Tommy Barry\, Daire Keane\, Brian McNamara 0-1 each \nInagh-Kilnamona: Eamonn Foudy; Shane Woods\, Keith White\, Conor Rynne; Kevin Hehir\, James Hegarty\, Darren Cullinan; Mark Callinan\, Sean Rynne; David Fitzgerald\, Kealan Guyler\, Josh Guyler; Fred Hegarty\, Aidan McCarthy\, David Mescall\nSubs: Gearoid Barry for J. Guyler (38)\, Niall Mullins for Mescall (43)\, Jason McCarthy for Cullinan (54)\, Jack Mescall for Callinan (56)\, Brian Foudy for White (63) \nKilmaley: Bryan O’Loughlin; Colin McGuane\, Joe Casey\, Colin Carmody; Aidan McGuane\, Mikey O’Malley\, Daire Keane; Tommy Barry\, Sean Kennedy; Brian McNamara\, Mikey O’Neill\, Cian Moloney; Tom O’Rourke\, Conor Cleary\, Sean O’Loughlin\nSubs: Evan Cahill for Kennedy (43)\, Colm Killeen for O’Rourke (44)\, Eoin Enright for O’Neill (57)\, James Fitzpatrick for Moloney (58) \nReferee: Niall Malone (Éire Óg) \n\nUp for the Final \n\nThe craic of County Final week is building!  \nJoin us for ‘Up for the Final’ this Thursday night as neighbours Kilmaley and Inagh Kilnamona prepare to go head-to-head.  \nWe’ll hear from a host of well-known guests sharing classic tales between the clubs and predicting Sunday’s outcome. \nThe fun begins  at 7:00 PM sharp at Hotel Woodstock\, Ennis. Tickets to the event are available through Kilmaley and Inagh Kilnamona clubs .  \nLive stream link available shortly . Don’t miss it! \n#ThereIsNoHeroLikeALocalHero  \n@StreamsportI\n@hotelwoodstock_\n@inagh_kilnamona\n@KilmaleyGAA \n— Clare Gaa (@GaaClare) October 7\, 2026
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SUMMARY:2026 Clare Senior Football Championship Final - Éire Óg Inis 2-15 Kilmurry Ibrickane 1-10
DESCRIPTION:Éire Óg Inis defeated Kilmurry Ibrickane by 2-15 to 1-10 in the Clare Senior Football Championship Final on Sunday October 18th at Zimmer Biomet Páirc Chíosóg. \n\nMatch Highlights \n\n🏆 CLARE SFC FINAL HIGHLIGHTS: It was a historic day for @CLGEireOgInis as they claimed the Clare Senior Football Championship title for the third year in-a-row beating @kibgaaclub in the final \n📺 Watch 👉 https://t.co/TYs1U8AH8e \nBrought to you in association with @ManixMenswear \n@GaaClare \n— StreamSport.ie (@StreamsportI) October 18\, 2026 \n \n\n\n🏐 REPORT: @CLGEireOgInis retain @GaaClare SFC title\, following excellent win over @kibgaaclub #GAA ⬇️  \nhttps://t.co/hEgbpqlODq \n— The GAA (@officialgaa) October 18\, 2026 \n \nClare SFC Final: Three in a row for Éire Óg \nÉire Óg\, Ennis 2-15 Kilmurry Ibrickane 1-10 \nReport By Eoin Brennan at Zimmer Biomet Páirc Chíosóg for GAA.ie \nA flawless 18 match championship run ensured that Éire Óg are the first club in Clare to power to a three-in-a-row of county senior football titles in almost half a century in Zimmer Biomet Páirc Chiosóg in Ennis. \nIn front of an attendance of 4.239\, the Ennis side led from start to finish against chief rivals Kilmurry Ibrickane to garner a first trio of successive crowns since Kilrush Shamrocks’ drive for five between 1975-79. \nIn truth\, Éire Óg could have surpassed that feat with the last six Jack Daly Cups\, only for a 2023 semi-final penalty shoot-out reverse to Cratloe to agonisingly blot their codebook. \nStill\, backed by a phenomenal 32 count championship wins in 33 matches\, Shane Daniels’ team have impressed accumulated five triumphs in six seasons and show now signs of stopping anytime soon either as they expertly closed out victory. \nKilmurry Ibrickane did carve out two early goal opportunities\, but Darragh Sexton’s shot would be repelled by goalkeeper Bernard Power while Keelan Sexton’s ninth minute attempt was somehow thwarted by a last gasp Manus Doherty dispossession. \nInstead\, championship top-scorer Mark McInerney\, a full 25 points clear of his nearest rival with 4-48 in six matches\, punished at the other end with a goal in the sixth minute from which Éire Óg never looked back from. \nRonan Lanigan\, Ciaran Russell and Ikem Ugwueru all opened their accounts to stretch the gap to seven entering the second quarter. Even though Keelan Sexton turned provider for senior final debutante Conor Burke to fire to the let corner of the champions’ net in the 23rd minute\, it would be soon wiped out once more by a relentless Éire Óg. \nA McInerney two-pointers allied to points for Ugwueru and Darren O’Brien ensured a 1-10 to 1-2 interval cushion that they only accentuated on the resumption. \nThe ‘Bricks did bring on Inagh-Kilnamona’s senior hurling winning captain Aidan McCarthy and eight-time county champion Shane Hickey at half-time\, but Enda Coughlan’s team would fall 10 in arrears before finally unearthing any strong backlash. \nA brace of Cathal Talty two-pointers in the space of sixty seconds at the two-thirds mark finally gave Kilmurry Ibrickane’s support something to cheer about at 1-13 to 1-7. However\, they wouldn’t score again for another 17 minutes\, by which time Mark McInerney had converted his first two frees. \nKilmurry Ibrickane captain Dermot Coughlan arrowed over a consolation two-pointer deep into injury-time but even that was answered as in the next passage of play\, a seven man Éire Óg move ended with teenager Darren Moroney flicking to the net at the back post. \nIt was the perfect finish to a richly deservedly achievement for the Ennis side who after strengthening their grip in Clare\, have to be targeting Munster for their next immediate mission. \nScorers for Éire Óg: Mark McInerney 1-6 (1tp\, 2fs)\, Darren O’Brien 0-3\, Darren Moroney 1-0\, Ikem Ugwueru 0-2\, Gavin Murray\, Oran Cahill\, Ronan Lanigan\, Ciaran Russell 0-1 each. \nScorers for Kilmurry Ibrickane: Cathal Talty 0-5 (2tp)\, Conor Burke 1-1\, Dermot Coughlan 0-2 (1tp)\, Shane Hickey\, Josh Moloney 0-1 each. \nÉire Óg: Bernard Power; Manus Doherty\, Aaron Fitzgerald\, Dean Ryan; Ciaran Russell\, Ronan Lanigan\, Gavin D’Auria; David McNamara\, Darren O’Brien; Oran Cahill\, Gavin Murray\, Mark McInerney; Danny Lyne\, Ikem Ugwueru\, Darren Moroney.\nSubs: Einne O’Connor for Russell (41\, inj)\, Jack Joyce for Lyne (44)\, Russell for D’Auria (48)\, Jarlath Collins for O’Brien (62)\, Luke Pyne for Murray (62)\, David Loftus for McNamara (64). \nKilmurry Ibrickane: Ian McInerney; Conor Kearney\, Darren Hickey\, Andrew Shannon; Ajay Daly\, Daniel Walsh\, Darragh Sexton; Dermot Coughlan\, Evan Cahill; Ciaran Morrissey\, Caoilfhionn O’Dea\, Josh Moloney; Cathal Talty\, Keelan Sexton\, Conor Burke.\nSubs: Aidan McCarthy for Morrissey (HT)\, Shane Hickey for D. Hickey (HT)\, Ruben Fallon for K. Sexton (55)\, Cillian Darcy for O’Dea (55)\, Colin Considine for Moloney (61). \nReferee: Fergal O’Brien (Broadford). \n\nUp for the Final \n\nUp for the Final LIVE  #ClubZap. See https://t.co/7T2MifkiCK for more. \n— Clare Gaa (@GaaClare) October 14\, 2026
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SUMMARY:2026 Cork Premier Senior Hurling Championship Final - Glen Rovers 2-20 St. Finbarrs 0-23
DESCRIPTION:Glen Rovers defeated St. Finbarrs by 2-20 to 0-23 in the Cork Premier Senior Hurling Championship Final on Sunday October 18th at SuperValu Páirc Uí Chaoimh. \n\n\n🥎 REPORT: @GlenRovers_ net two second half goals to edge @OfficialCorkGAA SHC Final against @the_Barrs  #GAA ⬇️ \nhttps://t.co/z7fDLiaSCv \n— The GAA (@officialgaa) October 18\, 2026 \n \nCork SHC Final: Glen win thriller \nGlen Rovers 2-20 St Finbarr’s 0-23 \nBy Jack McKay at SuperValu Páirc Uí Chaoimh for GAA.ie \nChampions of Cork once again\, and a first title achieved since 2016 for Glen Rovers. \nThe northsiders put up an excellent second-half performance\, as Eoin O’Leary struck for the two goals to see the Glen bring down their city rivals St Finbarr’s. \nA total of 19\,041 flocked to SuperValu Páirc Uí Chaoimh to watch the first Cork Senior Hurling Championship final between these two since 1988\, and it didn’t disappoint. \nDespite exerting greater control over their opponents in the opening period\, Glen Rovers would find themselves trail at the break\, after the Barrs hit four on the bounce to move two ahead at the interval\, 0-12 to 0-10. \nOn the restart\, Glen Rovers roared back and would not be caught. A couple of frees from Patrick Horgan – who was superb – had the teams level again\, and in the 37th minute they found clearance. \nA long ball in was misjudged by Seán Daly and O’Leary ghosted in behind to gather\, and despite the best efforts of Ciarán Doolan to put him off balance\, O’Leary batted home from close range to leave the northsiders 1-12 to 0-12 clear. \nThe Barrs fought on throughout the third and fourth quarters\, Ethan Twomey in particular growing in influence. He would finish with five points from play in the second-half\, but they could never draw level with their opponents\, hovering between two and three behind. \nThe Glen were still two ahead with 55 minutes gone\, right before O’Leary got the clinching goal. Rhys Dunne gathered possession and O’Leary was left unmarked right in front of goal\, and Dunne popped the pass over the top to O’Leary\, who made no mistake\, 2-18 to 0-19. \nFrom there a Barrs comeback would only materialise if they could conjure a green flag\, and they fought so hard for it. But\, each time they tacked on efforts\, the Glen would find a response. The northsiders remained five in front going into added time. \nRickey Barrett and Ethan Twomey struck points to leave three in it\, and they almost had that goal chance when Twomey fired a long ball in that broke kindly for William Buckley\, but Cathal Hickey came out to meet Buckley before he could get his shot off\, and the Barrs’ calls for a penalty were ignored. \nWith that moment\, the Glen had it. The pitch was duly invaded by supporters and the celebrations ensued. \nBut how unthinkable this all looked just three years ago when they were relegated from Cork’s top flight. \nThe first half had been fiercely contested\, the teams never separated by more than a goal. The Glen had started well to move in front early\, and they maintained that advantage as Robert Downey had starved his inter-county teammate Brian Hayes of possession for almost the entirety of the opening half. \nWhen Hayes finally did break free he was lethal\, scoring three points in the 10 minutes before the break and assisting Sam Cunningham for the fourth on the bounce that left them two up. \nHowever\, they failed to build on that momentum in the second half and once the Glen re-established their advantage\, they would not be caught. \n\n \nGlen Rovers captain Adam Lynch lifts the Seán Óg Murphy Cup alongside his teammates after their side’s victory in the Cork County Premier Senior Club Hurling Championship final match between Glen Rovers and St Finbarr’s at SuperValu Páirc Uí Chaoimh in Cork. Photo by Seb Daly/Sportsfile \n\n\nScorers for Glen Rovers: Patrick Horgan 0-11 (8fs)\, Eoin O’Leary 2-2\, Rhys Dunne 0-3\, Dean Brosnan 0-2\, Micheál Mullins\, Simon Kennefick 0-1 each. \nScorers for St Finbarr’s: Ben Cunningham 0-6 (5fs)\, Ethan Twomey 0-5\, William Buckley\, Brian Hayes 0-3 each\, Sam Cunningham 0-2\, Ciarán Doolan\, Cian Walsh\, Aidan Barry\, Rickey Barrett 0-1 each. \nGlen Rovers: Cathal Hickey; Adam Lynch\, Robert Downey\, Eoin Varian; Luke Horgan\, Eoin Downey\, Liam Coughlan; Rhys Dunne\, Conor McCarthy; Dean Brosnan\, Micheál Mullins\, Lee Quilligan; Simon Kennefick\, Patrick Horgan\, Eoin O’Leary.\nSubs: Brian Moylan for Quilligan (37)\, Dave Noonan for McCarthy (55)\, Adam O’Donovan for Dunne (60). \nSt Finbarr’s: Shane Hurley; Seán Daly\, Damien Cahalane\, Jamie Burns; Eoghan Finn\, Ciarán Doolan\, Conor Cahalane; Cian Walsh\, Ethan Twomey; John Wigginton-Barrett\, Ben Cunningham\, Jack O’Kelly; Sam Cunningham\, Brian Hayes\, William Buckley.\nSubs: Aidan Barry for Walsh (37)\, Jack Cahalane for O’Kelly (38)\, Rickey Barrett for S Cunningham (53). \nReferee: Wayne King (Banteer). \n\nMatch Day Information \nMatch Day Information \n\nPaths to the Final \n\nBuilding up to Sunday’s Co-Op Superstores Premier Senior Hurling Championship Final\, let’s look at how Glen Rovers and St Finbarr’s reached the decider. 🔴⚪ \nCheck out our images to follow both teams’ paths to the final\, or read the full story on our website 👇 \n🔗 https://t.co/QIsfz19ZuR \n#CorkGAA #PremierSHC #ClubChampionship \n— Cork GAA (@OfficialCorkGAA) October 16\, 2026 \n \n\nMeet the Referees \n\nMeet the Match Officials! \nAs we build up to Sunday’s Co-Op Superstores Premier Senior Hurling Championship Final and Premier Intermediate Hurling Championship Final\, we meet the referees who will take charge of both showpieces! \n🔹 Premier SHC Final: Wayne King – Banteer GAA Club\n🔹 Premier IHC Final: Niall Fahy – Brian Dillons GAA Club \n👏 Best wishes to both officials ahead of Sunday’s county finals! \n🎟️ Tickets for both games are available now at:\n🔗 https://t.co/eYH2szWuRF \n🔗 Read more: https://t.co/U4sFLAKJH7 \n— Cork GAA (@OfficialCorkGAA) October 16\, 2026
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LOCATION:SuperValu Páirc Uí Chaoimh
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Dublin:20261018T160000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Dublin:20261018T180000
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SUMMARY:2026 Tipperary Senior Football Championship Final - Loughmore-Castleiney 0-15 Clonmel Commercials 0-13
DESCRIPTION:Loughmore-Castleiney defeated Clonmel Commercials by 0-15 to 0-13 in the Tipperary Senior Footballl Championship Final on Sunday October 18th at FBD Semple Stadium Thurles. \n\n\n🏐 REPORT: @Loughmore_Gaa edged out @CommercialsGAA in the @TipperaryGAA SFC Final #GAA ⬇️  \nhttps://t.co/5omAygGWjP \n— The GAA (@officialgaa) October 18\, 2026 \n \nTipperary SFC Final: Loughmore-Castleiney defeat Clonmel Commercials \nLoughmore-Castleiney 0-15 Clonmel Commercials 0-13 \nReport By Stephen Barry at FBD Semple Stadium for GAA.ie \nLoughmore-Castleiney are back in the winner’s circle\, claiming their fourth Tipperary senior title of the past three seasons with a two-point SFC final triumph over Clonmel Commercials at FBD Semple Stadium. \nThe 2024 dual winners and 2025 hurling champions ground out the victory with late scores from Joey Quinn and John McGrath proving the difference. \nTheir 17th football title crowned them the first winners of the Philly Ryan Cup. With GAA president Jarlath Burns watching on\, Philly’s wife Anna presented Brian McGrath with the new trophy after a final which fell upon the first anniversary of the Tipperary football manager’s untimely passing. \nLiam McGrath was named man of the match\, scoring 0-7\, while Noel McGrath collected his 11th senior medal (six football\, five hurling). \n\n\nCongratulations to Loughmore Castleiney’s Liam McGrath who was named Man of the Match in the County Senior Football Final. He is pictured receiving his award from Man of the Match sponsor Derek Cagney of Quirke Trophies Ltd. https://t.co/oxAOzv5tgG \n— Tipperary GAA (@TipperaryGAA) October 18\, 2026 \n \n\nThis was Loughmore’s third consecutive final victory over Commercials\, following their 2021 and ‘24 successes. These great rivals have now shared 14 of the last 15 titles. \nLoughmore will now travel to meet the Cork champions\, Nemo Rangers or St Finbarr’s\, in the Munster quarter-final on Sunday\, November 8th. Half of the Commercials team will be back in action for the St Mary’s hurlers in their Munster intermediate campaign. \nCommercials got off to the brighter start. Cian Smith popped over a brace and assisted another for Seán O’Connor\, who also added a free for a 0-4 to 0-2 lead. \nIn between\, both sides skewed early goal chances wide\, with Philip O’Connell and James Morris missing at either end. \nLoughmore were reliant on Liam McGrath’s frees\, kicked off left and right\, for their first three points. Having failed to score from play until the 17th minute\, they got the upper hand on the Commercials kick-out with a ravenous appetite for breaking ball and soon found their range. \nEd Connolly converted a smart dummy effort before Quinn pointed. Liam McGrath then swung over a two-pointer after exchanging a one-two with John McGrath to create the space. \nPeter McGarry’s solo run provided a quick response\, but Tipp full-back Eoin O’Connell powered forward for Loughmore’s second orange flag. A Smith free made it a one-score game\, 0-9 to 0-6\, at half-time. \nCommercials captain Séamus Kennedy had the opener before Eoin O’Connell had three bites of the cherry as Loughmore sought a killer blow. \nHe punched Noel McGrath’s dropping delivery onto the upright\, saw his follow-up blocked on the line by Tadhg Sheehan\, and sent the rebound into the sidenetting. Ed Connolly soon sent another opening wide. \nEach side kicked stylish outside-of-the-boot points in succession. Tommy Maher’s was launched from just inside the arc. McGarry’s effort from just outside brought the sides level for a fourth time. \nThe Loughmore crowd were incensed as a big hit on Liam McGrath went unpunished\, with Ross Peters countering for the lead point.\nEd Connolly fisted the leveller and Liam McGrath shook off his knock to convert the lead free. Commercials corner-back Tadhg Condon pulled them back level. \nQuinn\, playing with advantage\, nudged Loughmore back ahead before John McGrath had the final say. The 2025 Hurler of the Year was black-carded in stoppage time\, but Loughmore held out. \n\n\nCongratulations to Loughmore Castleiney who claimed the Philly Ryan Cup today after a 0-15 to 0-13 victory over Clonmel Commercials in the FBD Insurance County Senior Football Final. https://t.co/YJ7gewWoXs \n— Tipperary GAA (@TipperaryGAA) October 18\, 2026 \n \n\nScorers for Loughmore-Castleiney: Liam McGrath 0-7 (1 2pt\, 4fs)\, Eoin O’Connell (2pt)\, Joey Quinn\, Ed Connolly 0-2 each\, Tommy Maher\, John McGrath 0-1 each. \nScorers for Clonmel Commercials: Cian Smith 0-4 (2fs)\, Peter McGarry (1 2pt)\, Seán O’Connor (1f) 0-3 each\, Tadhg Condon\, Séamus Kennedy\, Ross Peters 0-1 each. \nLoughmore-Castleiney: Shane Hennessy; Ed Meagher\, Daragh McCahey\, Lorcan Egan; Tommy Maher\, Eoin O’Connell\, John Ryan\, Noel McGrath\, Brian McGrath; Ed Connolly\, John McGrath\, Ciarán Connolly; Liam McGrath\, Philip O’Connell\, Joey Quinn.\nSub: John Meagher for E Meagher (28\, inj). \nClonmel Commercials: Shane Ryan; Tadhg Condon\, Ross Slattery\, Jamie O’Keeffe; Kevin Fahey\, James Morris\, Tadhg Sheehan; Darragh O’Connor\, Joe Higgins; Cathal Deely\, Séamus Kennedy\, Ross Peters; Peter McGarry\, Seán O’Connor\, Cian Smith.\nSubs: Thomas Charles for Slattery (39)\, Rory O’Dowd for Sheehan (47). \nReferee: Willie Fitzharris (Kilsheelan-Kilcash). \n\nPaths to the Final \n\nClonmel Commercials come into Sunday’s Senior Football Final with a perfect four wins from four while Loughmore Castleiney have recorded four victories from their five games. https://t.co/4HRNZFkagQ \n— Tipperary GAA (@TipperaryGAA) October 13\, 2026
URL:https://munster.gaa.ie/event/2026-tipperary-senior-football-championship-final/
LOCATION:FBD Semple Stadium Thurles
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Dublin:20261024T160000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Dublin:20261024T173000
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SUMMARY:2026 Camogie Shinty International - Ireland 9-11 Scotland 1-3
DESCRIPTION:Ireland defeated Scotland by 9-11 to 1-3 in the Camogie Shinty International on Saturday October 24th at SuperValu Páirc Uí Chaoimh. \n\n\nREPORT: Ireland were too strong for Scotland in Saturday’s Camogie-Shinty international contest at SuperValu Páirc Uí Chaoimh\, running out 9-11 to 1-3 winners. #GAABelong https://t.co/YqBtvbEpII \n— The GAA (@officialgaa) October 24\, 2026 \n \nAimie Nolan stars as Ireland overcome Scotland in Camogie-Shinty showdown \nby Brian Barry \nIreland were too strong for Scotland in Saturday’s Camogie-Shinty international contest at SuperValu Páirc Uí Chaoimh\, running out 9-11 to 1-3 winners. \nAimie Nolan top-scored for the girls in green\, with an impressive personal tally of 4-3 all from play. \nThere was a variety of skills on display in Lee-side\, as the hybrid sport prompted bits of eye-catching ingenuity. The Irish camógs were exposed to a different challenge in the form of the Scots’ fierce ball-striking\, with the ball flying distances of over 70 yards off strokes straight off the ground. \nNo catching the ball\, no kicking the ball\, no hand-passing. Just striking straight off the stick. This is a version of the game surely approved by the traditionalists. \nIn the 14-aside contest\, Carlow’s Nolan and Dublin’s Sinéad Wylde led the line for the hosts in the two-strong full-forward line. \nAnd it was Nolan who caused headache after headache for the Scotland defence immediately from throw-in. \nShe stole in early on to find the net\, lobbing the goalkeeper with a fourth-minute shot to nudge Ireland into an early lead. \nHowever\, the Irish rearguard didn’t have to wait long to learn the identity of Scotland’s primary threat. Megan Ralph of Badenoch first struck impressively off the ground to get the visitors’ opening point\, before she then found herself one-on-one with Amy Lee in the Irish goal\, and made no mistake with a low shot to the corner. \nRalph could have bagged another goal moments later\, as her dangerous attempt from range had Lee scrambling before dancing wide\nGer Manley’s side eventually found their groove\, however. \nNolan soon struck again for a second goal\, before Wylde’s point attempt dropped short and into the net. \nNolan worked her way in for a third\, capping a first-half tally of 3-2. \nLaura Hayes then showcased some eye-catching scores\, with a long-range point and a goal to boot\, as Ireland took a deserved 5-4 to 1-2 lead into the break. \nScotland re-emerged rejuvenated\, and looked the more threatening for much of the third quarter. \nHowever\, they were unable to convert their dominance on the scoreboard\, and Naoise Hughes pointed for Ireland in the 46th minute for the opening score of the half. \nIsobel Sheehan\, Saoirse McCarthy\, Anais Curran and Nolan all added second-half majors from there. \nMcCarthy’s goal came after a storming run down the left\, and she rifled to the back of the net to score a goal in the fixture for a second year in succession. \nUltimately\, Ireland proved too strong as they capped a comprehensive victory on Lee-side\, and captain Ashling Thompson climbed the steps of the South Stand to collect the silverware. \nScorers for Ireland: Aimie Nolan (4-3)\, Laura Hayes (1-2)\, Anais Curran (1-1)\, Isobel Sheehan (1-1)\, Saoirse McCarthy (1-0)\, Sinéad Wylde (1-0)\, Ava Fitzgerald (0-1)\, Shannagh Hegarty (0-1)\, Naoise Hughes (0-1)\, Emma Murphy (0-1). \nScorers for Scotland: Megan Ralph (1-1)\, Iona McCulloch (0-1)\, Lorna McRae (0-1). \nIreland starting team: Amy Lee (Cork); Rebecca Kelly (Carlow)\, Aoife McDonald (Tyrone); Gráinne McDonald (Tyrone)\, Ashling Thompson (Cork)\, Dearbhla Magee (Down); Laura Hayes (Cork)\, Shannagh Hegarty (Antrim)\, Rachael Walsh (Waterford); Emma Murphy (Cork)\, Saoirse McCarthy (Cork)\, Naoise Hughes (Armagh); Sinéad Wylde (Dublin)\, Aimie Nolan (Carlow).\nRolling subs: Anais Curran (Wexford)\, Ava Fitzgerald (Cork)\, Maeve Clince (Meath)\, Isobel Sheehan (Cork)\, Sophie O’Callaghan (Limerick). \nScotland starting team: Elizabeth McGregor; Kira MacDonald\, Laura McCafferty; Rachel McCafferty\, Amy Disher\, Roma Frazer; Caitlin MacLean\, Mairi Stewart\, Rona Stewart; Alaina MacLennon\, Natalie MacDonald\, Megan Ralph; Abby MacLean\, Lorna MacRae.\nRolling subs: Eilidh Cameron\, Iona McCulloch\, Beth MacLennan\, Maree MacKenzie\, Rachael Borthwick. \n\n \n\nMatch Panels \nIreland Shinty-Camogie team: Amy Lee (Cork)\, Aimie Nolan (Carlow)\, Anais Curran (Wexford)\, Aoife McDonald (Tyrone)\, Ashling Thompson (Cork)\, Ava Fitzgerald (Cork)\, Dearbhla Magee (Antrim)\, Emma Murphy (Cork)\, Gráinne McDonald (Tyrone)\, Isobel Sheehan (Cork)\, Laura Hayes (Cork)\, Maeve Clince (Meath)\, Naoise Hughes (Armagh)\, Rachael Walsh (Waterford)\, Rebecca Kelly (Carlow)\, Saoirse McCarthy (Cork)\, Shannagh Hegarty (Antrim)\, Sinéad Wylde (Dublin)\, Sophie O’Callaghan (Limerick). \n\nThis promises to be a great occasion\, with the Camogie / Shinty International taking place at 4pm\, followed by the Hurling / Shinty International at 6pm.\n\nIt is a unique opportunity to see Camogie\, Hurling and Shinty coming together for what should be a fantastic sporting occasion.\n\nTicket Prices;\n\nAdults = €12\nOAPs/Students = €5\nUnder 16s = Free\n\nTicket Purchase Link\n\n \nIn attendance are\, from left\, Ireland Hurling/Shinty manager Eamon O’Shea\, Ireland Hurling/Shinty player Darragh Neary of Galway\, Ireland Camogie/Shinty manager Ger Manley\, Ireland Camogie/Shinty player Laura Hayes of Cork\, Scotland Camogie/Shinty player Natalie McDonald of Lochaber Camanachd Club\, Scotland Hurling/Shinty manager Alan MacCrea\, Scotland Hurling/Shinty player Rory Kennedy of Newtonmore Camanachd Club\, and Shinty representative Ronald Ross\, during the 2026 Hurling/Shinty and Camogie/Shinty launch at Páirc Uí Chaoimh in Cork. Photo by Seb Daly/Sportsfile \n\n\n\nWe would encourage clubs and schools to promote the games among your members and supporters and to get behind the Irish teams as they take on Scotland.\n\nWe look forward to welcoming clubs\, schools\, players\, coaches families and supporters from across Cork to SuperValu Páirc Uí Chaoimh on Saturday\, October 24th.\n\n \nIn attendance are\, from left\, Shinty representative Ronald Ross\, Scotland Camogie/Shinty player Natalie McDonald of Lochaber Camanachd Club\, Ireland Camogie/Shinty player Laura Hayes of Cork\, and Ireland Camogie/Shinty manager Ger Manley\, during the 2026 Hurling/Shinty and Camogie/Shinty launch at Páirc Uí Chaoimh in Cork. Photo by Seb Daly/Sportsfile
URL:https://munster.gaa.ie/event/2026-camogie-shinty-international-ireland-v-scotland/
LOCATION:SuperValu Páirc Uí Chaoimh
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Dublin:20261024T180000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Dublin:20261024T193000
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SUMMARY:2026 Hurling Shinty International - Scotland 4-12 Ireland  2-17
DESCRIPTION:Scotland defeated Ireland by 4-12 to 2-17 in the Hurling Shinty International on Saturday October 24th at SuperValu Páirc Uí Chaoimh. \n\n\nREPORT: Zander Michie pointed a last-gasp penalty to give Scotland their first shinty-hurling international victory over Ireland since 2019 after a thrilling contest at SuperValu Páirc Uí Chaoimh. #GAABelong https://t.co/WmYLTi1bQE \n— The GAA (@officialgaa) October 24\, 2026 \n \nShinty-Hurling International: Scotland edge thriller \nScotland 4-12 Ireland 2-17 \nBy Stephen Barry at SuperValu Páirc Uí Chaoimh for GAA.ie \nZander Michie pointed a last-gasp penalty to give Scotland their first shinty-hurling international victory over Ireland since 2019 after a thrilling contest at SuperValu Páirc Uí Chaoimh. \nBilly Nolan had converted an 83rd-minute levelling free and made six saves\, but his last stop was pulled back for a penalty when Darragh Neary threw his hurley as Thomas Borthwick shot at goal. \nGoals from midfielders Neary and Diarmaid Stritch had kept Ireland in touch against the wind and they looked likely winners entering the last 10 minutes. But Iain Robinson and Innes Blackhall’s goals set up a grandstand finish. \nEamon O’Shea’s 20-man squad included players from all five hurling tiers\, with eight having played in the All-Ireland SHC this year. \nThe 14-a-side contest featured two-man inside lines and an extra player in midfield. That made for a congested and physical centre. Six substitutes were rolled on and off to retain freshness throughout the 80-minute encounter. \nAfter a handful of early misses\, one of Ireland’s most experienced shinty internationals\, Antrim half-back Gerard Walsh\, got the hosts on the board with a tidy jab lift and precise strike from the left flank. \nBacked by a strong wind blowing into the Blackrock End\, Scotland soon got the upper hand. They reeled off 1-4 without reply as Calum McLay whipped a neat move to the net after nine minutes. \nWalsh nailed an outstanding sideline cut into the wind\, but Scotland had their own dead-ball ace in Michie. He converted six placed balls off the ground\, including two 65s. \nNolan kept Ireland close with reflex saves from Ruaridh Anderson and Donald Nixon’s vicious low drives. Aaron Dunphy also forced the Scottish keeper into action\, while Andrew Ormond’s frees closed the gap. \nOn the half-hour\, Nolan saved superbly from McLay\, but the Waterford stopper had no luck as the rebound fell for the attacker to prod home his second. \nTrailing by seven\, Ireland came straight upfield. Neary absorbed a painful blow from the throw-in\, but shook it off to guide the sliotar forward from the 45 and tuck away. \nIreland needed another brilliant Nolan save before further trimming the deficit. Pearse Óg McCrickard juggled the sliotar into Stritch’s path and the Clare hotshot planted a rising shot into the top corner. They trailed 2-7 to 2-4 at half-time. \nIn a stop-start opening to the second half\, Michie’s fourth free extended Scotland’s lead before the Irish comeback began. \nCian O’Sullivan and Ormond found the target. He never took one for Cork\, but newly retired home favourite Séamus Harnedy got the rare opportunity to convert a free. Fermanagh’s Luca McCusker arrowed over a terrific leveller on the turn. Dunphy then converted a free to give Ireland their first lead in 50 minutes. \nIt didn’t last long as Robinson equalised from an outrageous angle before Nolan was called into action for his fifth save to deny Danny Kelly. \nA couple of hurleys were broken as the intensity rose in a hard-hitting second half before Robinson provided Scotland’s lead goal. \nThree consecutive Dunphy frees gave Ireland the edge and Sam O’Farrell’s sublime effort looked the insurance score\, but Blackhall’s goal ignited the stoppage-time drama. \n\n \nNeily McNaughton of Scotland in action against Diarmaid Stritch of Ireland during the 2026 Hurling/Shinty International match between Ireland and Scotland at SuperValu Páirc Uí Chaoimh in Cork. Photo by Piaras Ó Mídheach/Sportsfile \n\n\nScorers for Scotland: Calum McLay 2-1; Zander Michie 0-6 (3f\, 2 65s\, 1p); Iain Robinson 1-1; Innes Blackhall 1-0; Declan Brannan 0-2 (1f\, 1 65); Ruaridh Anderson\, Daniel MacVicar 0-1 each. \nScorers for Ireland: Aaron Dunphy 0-5 (5f); Darragh Neary\, Diarmaid Stritch 1-0 each; Andrew Ormond 0-3 (2f); Gerard Walsh (1 s/l)\, Sam O’Farrell 0-2 each; Cian O’Sullivan\, Luca McCusker\, Séamus Harnedy (f)\, Pearse Óg McCrickard\, Billy Nolan (f) 0-1 each. \nSCOTLAND: Bob McGregor; Rory Kennedy\, Ryan Harrison; Blair Morrison\, Andy MacDonald\, Daniel Sloss; Zander Michie\, Thomas Borthwick\, Danny Kelly; Declan Brannan\, Innes Blackhall\, Daniel MacVicar; Calum McLay\, Iain Robinson. Interchange: Duncan Matheson\, Ali McClean\, Donald Nixon\, Ruaridh Anderson\, Neily McNaughton\, Lewis Cameron. \nIRELAND: Billy Nolan; Mikey Butler\, Ian Shanahan; Gerard Walsh\, Meehaul McGrath\, Ryan Mullaney; Darragh Neary\, Fiachra C Fennell\, Diarmuid Stritch; Aaron Dunphy\, Sam O’Farrell\, Séamus Harnedy; Andrew Ormond\, Cian O’Sullivan.\nInterchange: Luca McCusker\, Pearse Óg McCrickard\, Joe Murray\, Patrick Turner\, Kyle O’Connor\, Damien Healey. \nReferee: Eamonn Furlong (Wexford). \n\nMatch Coverage \nThis game will be streamed live on Spórt TG4. \n \n\nMatch Panel \n\nThe starting XIV 🔒 Let’s go!🇮🇪 https://t.co/lBTJw7yZMI \n— The GAA (@officialgaa) October 24\, 2026 \n \nIreland Shinty-Hurling team: Billy Nolan (Waterford)\, Mikey Butler (Kilkenny)\, Ian Shanahan (Laois)\, Sam O’Farrell (Tipperary)\, Meehaul McGrath (Derry)\, Ryan Mullaney (Laois)\, Darragh Neary (Galway)\, Fiachra C-Fennell (Laois)\, Diarmuid Stritch (Clare)\, Aaron Dunphy (Laois)\, Andrew Ormonde (Tipperary)\, Cian O’Sullivan (Dublin)\, Luca McCusker (Fermanagh)\, Séamus Harnedy (Cork)\, Pearse Óg McCrickard (Down)\, Gerard Walsh (Antrim)\, Joe Murray (Leitrim)\, Patrick Turner (Derry)\, Kyle O’Connor (Kerry)\, Damien Healey (Meath).\nStandby players: Seán Kelly (Derry)\, Johnny Maher (Longford)\, Ciaran McNally (Longford)\, Ethan Flynn (Monaghan)\, Evan Tully (Longford)\, Pádraig Doyle (Wicklow)\, Emmet Walsh (Monaghan)\, Kevin Goulding (Kerry). \n\nThis promises to be a great occasion\, with the Camogie / Shinty International taking place at 4pm\, followed by the Hurling / Shinty International at 6pm.\n\nIt is a unique opportunity to see Camogie\, Hurling and Shinty coming together for what should be a fantastic sporting occasion.\n\nTicket Prices;\n\nAdults = €12\nOAPs/Students = €5\nUnder 16s = Free\n\nTicket Purchase Link\n\n\nWe would encourage clubs and schools to promote the games among your members and supporters and to get behind the Irish teams as they take on Scotland.\n\nWe look forward to welcoming clubs\, schools\, players\, coaches families and supporters from across Cork to SuperValu Páirc Uí Chaoimh on Saturday\, October 24th.\n\n \nIn attendance are\, from left\, Ireland Hurling/Shinty manager Eamon O’Shea\, Ireland Hurling/Shinty player Darragh Neary of Galway\, Ireland Camogie/Shinty manager Ger Manley\, Ireland Camogie/Shinty player Laura Hayes of Cork\, Scotland Camogie/Shinty player Natalie McDonald of Lochaber Camanachd Club\, Scotland Hurling/Shinty manager Alan MacCrea\, Scotland Hurling/Shinty player Rory Kennedy of Newtonmore Camanachd Club\, and Shinty representative Ronald Ross\, during the 2026 Hurling/Shinty and Camogie/Shinty launch at Páirc Uí Chaoimh in Cork. Photo by Seb Daly/Sportsfile \n\n\n\nBeidh aicsean againn ó Pháirc Uí Chaoimh ag an deireadh seachtaine 🥎 \nJoin us for the 2026 Shinty-Hurling/Camogie Internationals live on YouTube 💻 \n🗓️Dé Sathairn/Saturday\n⏰18:00\n🏒 Éire v Albain \n@officialgaa #shintyinternational #GAABelong https://t.co/r4wur9Gace \n— Spórt TG4 (@SportTG4) October 20\, 2026
URL:https://munster.gaa.ie/event/2026-hurling-shinty-international-ireland-v-scotland/
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Dublin:20261025T140000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Dublin:20261025T153000
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SUMMARY:2026 Kerry County Senior Football Championship Final - Dr. Crokes 1-24 Kenmare Shamrocks 2-14
DESCRIPTION:Dr. Crokes defeated Kenmare Shamrocks by 1-24 to 2-14 in the Kerry County Senior Football Championship Final on Sunday October 25th at Fitzgerald Stadium Killarney. \n\n\nREPORT: A late burst of scores helped @DrCrokesGAA win the @Kerry_Official SFC title for the 15th time at the expense of @kenmaregaa. #GAABelong https://t.co/Vr5P8X2siN \n— The GAA (@officialgaa) October 25\, 2026 \n \nKerry SFC Final: Dr Crokes finish with a flourish \nDr Crokes 1-24 Kenmare Shamrocks 2-14 \nReport By Paul Brennan for GAA.ie \nDr Crokes are Kerry senior football champions for a record-extending 15th time\, and it all came from an incredible scoring burst late in the game when they hit nine unanswered points in a four-minute period to deny Kenmare Shamrocks a first ever championship title. \nHaving been ahead for much of the match – led by the excellent Sean O’Shea who posted nine points – Kenmare were blitzed by four consecutive two-pointers from a Dr Crokes team cut loose in the final 10 minutes\, having struggled to get to grips by a Kenmare side sensing this might be their only chance at reaching the summit. \nThe victory moves Dr Crokes two clear at the top of the roll of honour\, sees them regain the title they last held two years ago\, and banks a remarkable ninth county championship medal for Brian Looney and Fionn Fitzgerald. \nFor Kenmare Shamrocks – only a senior club for the last decade – this will be a tough defeat to swallow\, having led by two points with 10 minute to go before being blown away by Dr Crokes late surge. \nTony Brosnan\, twice\, David Shaw and Tom Doyle raised orange flags in rapid succession between the 52nd and 55th minutes\, and when Cian McMahon raised a white flag the Killarney club went from wo points behind to seven in front. \nThere was a late exchange of pointed frees between Sean O’Shea and Brosnan\, but Dr Crokes were celebrating another county championship success by then. \nIt has all started so well for Kenmare who ran up a 1-3 to no score lead after just seven minutes; the goal coming from David Ciuciu’s fist in the sixth minute as the underdogs were rampant playing with a stiff wind advantage under a winter sun. \nDr Crokes finally got a score from Alex Hennigan\, and they picked away at the scoreboard through the second quarter with Brosnan\, Cillian Fitzgerald\, Charlie Keating and Shaw among the scorers as they trailed 0-7 to 1-8 at the interval. \nThe Crokes started the second half with a 32nd minute goal from Mark O’Shea\, but Kenmare struck back within 30 second with Kevin O’Sullivan getting the final touch to restore his team’s four-point lead. \nBy the 42nd minute Dr Crokes had pulled level\, 1-12 to 2-9\, and while the Shamrocks momentarily pushed the lead back out to three thanks to Sean O’Shea (two-point free) and Donal O’Sullivan\, the Kenmare side – who finished with 14 men on the field after Jack O’Sullivan’s late second yellow card – had no answer to Dr Crokes late\, great scoring blitz. \n\n \nDavid Ciuciu of Kenmare Shamrocks in action against Mark O’Shea of Dr Crokes during the Kerry County Senior Football Championship final match between Dr Crokes and Kenmare Shamrocks at Fitzgerald Stadium in Killarney\, Kerry. Photo by Michael P Ryan/Sportsfile \n\n\nScorers for Kenmare: S O’Shea 0-9 (3 tpf\, 2f)\, D Ciuciu 1-0\, K O’Sullivan 1-0\, D O’Sullivan 0-2\, T Murnane 0-1\, J Lehane 0-1\, J O’Sullivan 0-1 \nDr Crokes: D Shaw 0-7 (2 tp)\, T Brosnan 0-7 (3 tp\, 3f)\, A Hennigan 0-3\, M O’Shea 1-0\, C McMahon 0-2\, T Doyle 0-2 (tp)\, C Fitzgerald 0-1\, C Keating 0-1\, B Looney 0-1 \nDR CROKES: Shane Murphy\, Cllian Fitzgerald\, Fionn Fitzgerald\, Mark Fitzgerald\, Evan Looney\, Gavin White\, Brian Looney\, Charlie Keating\, Mark O’Shea\, Maidhcí Lynch\, David Shaw\, Tom Doyle\, Tony Brosnan\, Cian McMahon\, Alex Hennigan\nSubs: Adam Byrne for M Lynch (46)\, Neil O’Shea for C Fitzgerald (52)\, Michael Potts for C McMahon (60)\, Billy Courtney for D Shaw (60)\, Mark O’Carroll for T Doyle (60) \nKENMARE SHAMROCKS: Kieran Fitzgibbon\, Liam O’Sullivan\, Dara O’Shea\, Tommy Cronin\, Dan McCarthy\, Darragh O’Connor\, Jimmy Lehane\, David Ciuciu\, Kevin O’Sullivan\, Jack O’Sullivan\, Seánie O’Shea\, Stephen O’Brien\, Eoghan McCarthy\, Dónal O’Sullivan ‘Down’\, Tom Murnane\nSubs: Jack Tangney for E McCarthy (39)\, Zach O’Shea for J Lehane (46)\, David Hallissey for S O’Brien (53) \nREFEREE: Sean Joy \n\n\nARE YOU READY FOR FINALS SUNDAY?🏟🚀 \nTwo teams\, one title and everything to play for. Who will lift the trophy at The Park? 🏆 \n📅 Sunday\, 25th October\n⏰ Throw-in: 2:00 PM\n📍 Fitzgerald Stadium\, Killarney \n🙌 Join us at The Park and be part of the action! Don’t miss this one! https://t.co/2TxJhLeVgq \n— Fitzgerald Stadium (@fitzgeraldstad) October 21\, 2026
URL:https://munster.gaa.ie/event/2026-kerry-county-senior-football-championship-final-dr-crokes-v-kenmare-shamrocks/
LOCATION:Fitzgerald Stadium
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SUMMARY:2026 Waterford Senior Football Championship Final - Rathgormack 2-13 The Nire 0-10
DESCRIPTION:Rathgormack defeated The Nire by 2-13 to 0-10 in the Waterford Senior Football Championship Final on Sunday October 25th at Cappoquin Logisitcs Fraher Field Dungarvan. \n\n\nREPORT: @rathgormackgaa are @WaterfordGAA senior football champions for the fourth successive year after beating @NireFourmile by nine points at Fraher Field. #GAABelong https://t.co/8T1swluULr \n— The GAA (@officialgaa) October 25\, 2026 \n \nWaterford SFC Final: Rathgormack make it four in a row \nRathgormack 2-13 (19) (2-2-11) The Nire 0-10 (10) (0-0-10) \nReport By Jordan Norris\, Cappoquin Logistics Fraher Field for GAA.ie \nRathgormack are Waterford senior football champions for the fourth successive year after Kenny Hassett’s side swept aside The Nire by nine points at Fraher Field. \nThe green and red completed their first ever four-in-a-row\, becoming the first club in 21 years to achieve the feat\, with goals from Stephen Curry and Reece O’Mahony sealing another Conway Cup. \nThe Nire began brightly against a strong breeze\, Dylan Guiry opening the scoring from Conor Gleeson’s pass before Gleeson doubled their advantage. \nJason Curry replied with a free on six minutes before cutting inside to land a superb two-pointer and put Rathgormack ahead. Francis Roche pointed after a swift counter-attack\, although Dermot Ryan responded from a free. \nRoche added another before Adam Murray converted brilliantly from outside the arc on 19 minutes. Ryan answered\, but Rathgormack struck decisively two minutes later when Jason Curry released brother Stephen\, who calmly finished beneath Stephen Ryan to make it 1-7 to 0-4. \nPeter Walsh and Roche extended the margin to eight before an Aaron Ryan free left the champions leading 1-9 to 0-5 at half-time. \nWith the breeze behind them\, The Nire threatened immediately after the restart\, but Michael O’Sullivan shot over rather than under the crossbar following Dylan Guiry’s pass. \nSubstitute Chris Ryan reduced the deficit to five before Roche weaved through for his fourth point. Jason Curry added another free as The Nire struggled with their two-point attempts. \nThomas O’Gorman brilliantly blocked Conor Murray’s goalbound effort on 43 minutes\, although Michael Curry pointed from the recycled possession. \nTwo quick Aaron Ryan scores cut the gap to six\, and The Nire almost transformed the contest on 51 minutes. Tholom Guiry squared for Conor Gleeson\, whose palmed effort crashed against the crossbar. \nJason Curry converted a close-range free on 56 minutes before Aaron Ryan responded\, leaving Rathgormack ahead 1-13 to 0-10 entering five minutes of additional time. \nThe champions delivered the final blow on 62 minutes through another lightning counter-attack. Tom Skehan found Stephen Curry\, who squared for Reece O’Mahony to bundle home and complete a thoroughly deserved fourth consecutive Conway Cup title. \nRathgormack now face Clare champions Eire Og Inis in Munster on November 8th\, repeating last year’s provincial encounter. \nScorers for Rathgormack: Jason Curry 0-5 (3f\, 1 two-pointer); Francis Roche 0-4; Stephen Curry and Reece O’Mahony 1-0 each; Adam Murray 0-2 (1 two-pointer); Peter Walsh and Michael Curry 0-1 each. \nScorers for The Nire: Aaron Ryan 0-4 (3f); Dermot Ryan 0-2 (1f); Dylan Guiry\, Conor Gleeson\, Michael O’Sullivan and Chris Ryan 0-1 each. \nRATHGORMACK: Padraig Hunt; Liam Mulligan\, Sean Hahessy\, Willie Hahessy; Glen Power\, Tom Walsh\, James Power; Billy Power\, Michael Curry; Francis Roche\, Peter Walsh\, Jason Curry; Adam Murray\, Stephen Curry\, Conor Murray.\nSubs: Reece O’Mahony for P Walsh (30\, inj); Thomas Skehan for A Murray (49); Cathal Crowch for F Roche (57) \nTHE NIRE: Stephen Ryan; Paddy Spelman\, Tadhg Walsh\, Thomas O’Gorman; Dermot Ryan\, Tom Barron\, Evan Spelman; Tholom Guiry\, Michael O’Sullivan; Dylan Guiry\, Sean Walsh\, Michael Morrissey; Aaron Ryan\, Conor Gleeson\, Pat Walsh.\nSubs: Chris Ryan for T Guiry (30\, temp); T Guiry for C Ryan (36); C Ryan for M O’Sullivan (47); Jamie Barron for P Walsh (50); Shane Ryan for M Morrissey (57); Oisin Walsh for D Ryan (57) \nReferee: Killian O’Sullivan (Cappoquin) \n\n\n🔴🟢𝐑𝐀𝐓𝐇𝐆𝐎𝐑𝐌𝐀𝐂𝐊 𝐕 𝐓𝐇𝐄 𝐍𝐈𝐑𝐄🟡🔵                The two sides meet with the county title up for grabs in what promises to be a great occasion for Waterford football. \nAll the focus now turns to Sunday\, with both teams looking to finish the season as county champions.🏆🏆 \n— Waterford GAA (@WaterfordGAA) October 19\, 2026
URL:https://munster.gaa.ie/event/2026-waterford-senior-football-championship-final-rathgormack-v-the-nire/
LOCATION:Cappoquin Logistics Fraher Field\, Dungarvan
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SUMMARY:2026 Limerick Senior Hurling Championship Final - Kilmallock 3-19 Na Piarsaigh 1-22
DESCRIPTION:Kilmallock defeated Na Piarsaigh by 3-19 to 1-22 in the Limerick Senior Hurling Championship Final on Sunday October 25th at the TUS Gaelic Grounds Limerick. \n\n\nREPORT: Three second-half goals helped @KilmallockGAA to victory over @NapGAA in a cracking @LimerickCLG SHC Final. #GAABelong https://t.co/CYVflHfw29 \n— The GAA (@officialgaa) October 25\, 2026 \n \nLimerick SHC Final: Kilmallock dethrone Na Piarsaigh \nKilmallock 3-19 Na Piarsaigh 1-22 \nReport By Tom Clancy at TUS Gaelic Grounds for GAA.ie \nGlory for Kilmallock. A thirteenth Limerick title\, as they wrestled the Daly Cup from champions Na Piarsaigh. \nSecond half goals from Shane O’Brien\, Oisin O’Reilly and captain Graeme Mulcahy saw them prevail in a game that got better with each passing minute. \nThey’ve been dominated by their city peers for many years now\, but two victories\, one in the opening round\, and the second here\, see them back in the winners enclosure. \nThe City side were much quicker to settle. They hit the first five white flags\, with Conor Boylan setting the early pace with a quickfire brace. Peter Casey sniped to score from close range with both Keith Dempsey and Ronan Lynch profiting off frees. \nEventually\, Shane O’Brien was given some service and immediately pointed before he won a free for their third. In between came a long-range score from Killian Hayes. \nBoylan returned to score from a difficult angle to ensure a four-point first quarter advantage\, 0-7 to 0-3. \nPierce Connery\, with his second free\, and then Graeme Mulcahy continued the resurgence from the south Limerick side – Mulcahy captaining his club in a free role in the half-back line. \nPhelim O’Reilly thundered into the contest with two points in seventy seconds\, and they would level with a third on the trot as keeper Conor Hanley Clarke pointed a free from his own 65. \nTrading scores once again\, the Balbec grabbed the lead for the first time\, on 29 minutes when Pierce Connery converted a free\, after good work by Gearoid Enright and Jackie Dwane. \nThe Kilmallock free taker\, who played in goals for Limerick’s U20s this year\, put two between them\, with Hanley Clarke extending that to three with another huge strike from his own half \nBy the short whistle\, James Hickey’s men led 0-12 to 0-9\, as tempers boiled over. A plethora of management and players got involved before referee sent the sides to their respective dressing rooms. \nCasey pointed off the throw-in but the next play saw the games first goal from O’Brien. He raced clear of the cover\, kicked the sliotar ahead of him\, regathered and blasted across goal into the top corner. \n\n \nShane O’Brien of Kilmallock on his way to scoring his side’s first goal races clear of\, from left\,  Mike Foley\, James Finn\, and Mike Casey of Na Piarsaigh during the Limerick County Senior Club Hurling Championship final match between Kilmallock and Na Piarsaigh at TUS Gaelic Grounds in Limerick. Photo by Tom Beary/Sportsfile \n\n\nCasey and Keith Dempey soon registered points at the other end but by the 40th minute\, Na Piarsaigh were still adrift\, 1-15 to 0-14\, as Casey registered his fifth. \nThere was huge energy from the Kilmallock support and also from the sideline\, as they looked to regain the crown\, last won in 2021. \nKilmallock continued to lead thanks to a superb Michaél Houlihan score\, but Na Piarsaigh would soon lead\, if only briefly. \nWilliam O’Donoghue intercepted a puckout\, raced through\, dummied a handpass and drilled to the corner – 1-19 to 1-17. However\, the lead was swapped from the very next play. \nPhelim O’Reilly did the spade work\, playing with advantage\, he centred to brother Oisin\, who made no mistake when pulling to the net. \nGoals appeared the order of the day\, but Hanley Clarke denied Casey\, with Lynch content when converting his second 65. \nWith just two to play\, Pierce Connery’s free was all that separated the sides. Into injury time\, a superb score from Shane O’Brien\, created by Mulcahy and Houlihan\, put two between them\, only for Will Henn to cut it immediately. \nThen\, a mishit from Mulcahy carried all the way to the net\, with Oisin O’Reilly contesting the dropping ball. \nThey held on\, winning by three\, to take a thirteenth title. Ballygunner to come\, but for now\, it is celebration time for deserving winners\, who maintained a 100% winning record. \nScorers for Na Piarsaigh: Peter Casey\, Ronan Lynch (0-3 frees\, 0-2 65s) 0-5 each; Conor Boylan\, Keith Dempsey (0-3 frees)\, Will Henn (0-3 frees) 0-3 each; William O’Donoghue 1-0; Mike Foley\, David Dempsey 0-1 each.\nScorers for Kilmallock: Pierce Connery 0-8 (0-8 frees); Shane O’Brien 1-2; Oisin O’Reilly 1-0; . Graeme Mulcahy 1-1; Conor Hanley-Clarke (0-2 frees)\, Phelim O’Reilly 0-2 each; Killian Hayes\, Mark O’Loughlin\, Steven Quirke\, Micheál Houlihan 0-1 each. \nKilmallock: Conor Hanley-Clarke; Killian Hayes\, Robbie Egan\, Jackie Dwane; Mark O’Loughlin\, Ciaran O’Connor\, Robbie Hanley; Michaél Houlihan\, Steven Quirke; Graeme Mulcahy\, Shane O’Brien\, Pierce Connery; Phelim O’Reilly\, Oisin O’Reilly\, Gearoid Enright\nSubs: Conor Staunton for Quirke (46); Paudie O’Brien for Enright (55) Kevin O’Donnell for O’Loughlin (59). \nNa Piarsaigh: Shane Dowling; Jerome Boylan (Capt)\, Vince Harrington\, Emmet McEvoy; Ronan Lynch\, Mike Casey\, Mike Foley; William O’Donoghue\, James Finn; Keith Dempsey\, Peter Casey\, David Dempsey; Kevin Downes\, JJ Carey\, Conor Boylan\nSubs: Will Henn for Downes (39); John Fitzgerald for K Dempsey (46); Adrian Breen for Carey (52); Tommy Grimes for Finn (59). \nReferee: John O’Halloran (Bruree). \n\nMatch Coverage \nThis game will be shown live on TG4. \n\nCluiche Ceannais Iomána Luimnigh BEO ar @TG4TV ag an deireadh seachtaine 🔥 \nJoin us for live action from the Limerick Senior Hurling Championship Final 📺 \n🗓️ Dé Domhnaigh/Sunday\n⏰ 15:25\n🥎  @KilmallockGAA v @NapGAA  \n@LimerickCLG #gaabeo https://t.co/fnzH5xEzBt \n— Spórt TG4 (@SportTG4) October 21\, 2026
URL:https://munster.gaa.ie/event/2026-limerick-senior-hurling-championship-final/
LOCATION:TUS Gaelic Grounds
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SUMMARY:2026 Cork Premier Senior Football Championship Final - Nemo Rangers 1-19 St Finbarrs 2-12
DESCRIPTION:Nemo Rangers defeated St Finbarrs by 1-19 to 2-12 in the Cork Premier Senior Football Championship Final on Sunday October 25th at SuperValu Páirc Uí Chaoimh. \n\n\nREPORT: @NemoRangersGAA washed away three years of hurt as they dethroned city rivals @the_Barrs to win their 24th @OfficialCorkGAA SFC title. #GAABelong https://t.co/xTp2UjFide \n— The GAA (@officialgaa) October 25\, 2026 \n \nCork SFC Final: Nemo Rangers dethrone St. Finbarr’s \nNemo Rangers 1-19 (1-2-15) St Finbarr’s 2-12 (2-1-10) \nReport By Stephen Barry\, SuperValu Páirc Uí Chaoimh for GAA.ie \nNemo Rangers washed away three years of hurt as they dethroned city rivals St Finbarr’s to win their 24th Cork SFC title. \nThe record winners had lost the past three deciders\, but 0-8 from Mark Cronin was enough to get them over the line. \nKieran Histon held Steven Sherlock scoreless\, while the midfield pairing of Alan O’Donovan and Briaín Murphy were able to break even with Ian Maguire and Brian Hayes. They will host Loughmore-Castleiney in the Munster quarter-final on November 8th. \nIt was a painful loss for the Barrs\, who reached both hurling and football finals\, but suffered defeat twice in a week. Injuries to defenders Alan O’Connor and Fionn Crowley were costly blows. \nIn front of a 7\,054 crowd\, this final got off to a sluggish start. A Cronin free was the only score in the first 10 minutes. \nNemo did show signs of getting inside the Barrs cover\, but Sam Ryan clawed the ball to safety.\nThe Trabeg side were spurred on and showed their hunger for breaking ball to cultivate that momentum. Backed by the wind\, they reeled off six points in five minutes to lead 0-7 to nil after the opening quarter. \nJack Horgan was influential in assisting Ronan Dalton and Alan O’Donovan points\, while also claiming a kick-out mark that resulted in a Ross Corkery goal chance\, which flew over. \nNemo should’ve had a penalty in between as Bryan Hayes was bundled over by Colm Scully. Referee David Murnane spotted the foul as occurring just outside the square. Cronin slotted that free and then nailed a two-pointer from play. \nLed by the ball-winning abilities and creative powers of Maguire and Brian Hayes\, the Barrs finally began to make headway. \nThey got off the mark in the 18th minute with the first of three points from defender Enda Dennehy. John Wigginton-Barrett also had a brace\, including one goal effort tipped over by Micheál Aodh Martin. \nIt looked like Nemo might only take a three-point lead into the break\, but they doubled it in stoppage time. Playing with advantage\, Mark Cronin’s two-point attempt dropped short\, where his older brother\, Nemo captain Stephen\, had read the flight of the ball. He squared for Luke Horgan to palm in for a 1-8 to 0-5 cushion. \n\n \nNemo Rangers players celebrate with the cup after their victory in the Cork County Senior Club Football Championship final match between Nemo Rangers and St Finbarr’s at SuperValu Páirc Uí Chaoimh in Cork. Photo by Thomas Flinkow/Sportsfile \n\n\nEnda Dennehy and Luke Hannigan wiped two points off that lead after the break\, but Nemo kicked on with five of the next six points. \nBriaín Murphy\, who was keeping tabs on Brian Hayes\, won a kick-out mark\, charged forward with advantage\, and hooked over a two-pointer into the breeze to make it 1-13 to 0-8. \nThe Barrs needed a break and moving Brian Hayes into full-forward was their crucial move. Rickey Barrett lobbed in a high ball and though Mark Hill initially appeared to be breaking out with possession\, the ball came loose for Hayes to rattle the net. \nSubstitute Cillian Myers-Murray tacked on a two-pointer and suddenly it was a one-score game.\nA Cronin free and Ronan Dalton appeared to settle Nemo\, but Hayes was out in front to create another goal\, with Ciarán Doolan teeing up Wigginton-Barrett for the finish. \nMyers-Murray and William Buckley twice narrowed the gap to one point\, but Nemo made the final move. Corkery split the posts before Cronin tapped over two frees which were advanced to the 14-metre line. \n\n\nMcCarthy Insurance Group Cork Premier Senior Football Championship Final @mig_ie @NemoRangersGAA @the_Barrs \nFull time\nNemo Rangers: 1-19 (22) (1-2-15)\nSt Finbarrs: 2-12 (18) (2-1-10) https://t.co/Jb9mhVwKeh \n— Cork GAA (@OfficialCorkGAA) October 25\, 2026 \n \n\nScorers for Nemo Rangers: Mark Cronin 0-8 (5f\, 1tp); Luke Horgan 1-0; Ronan Dalton 0-3; Alan O’Donovan\, Briaín Murphy (tp)\, Ross Corkery 0-2 each; Conor Shalloe\, Bryan Hayes 0-1 each. \nScorers for St Finbarr’s: John Wigginton-Barrett 1-2; Brian Hayes 1-0; Enda Dennehy\, Cillian Myers-Murray (1tp) 0-3; William Buckley 0-2; Ian Maguire\, Luke Hannigan 0-1 each. \nNEMO RANGERS: Micheál Aodh Martin; Kieran Histon\, Mark Hill\, Colin Molloy; Jack Horgan\, Kevin O’Donovan\, Stephen Cronin; Alan O’Donovan\, Briaín Murphy; Mark Cronin\, Luke Horgan\, Conor Shalloe; Ross Corkery\, Ronan Dalton\, Bryan Hayes\nSubs: Neville O’Shea for J Horgan (46)\, Conor Horgan for Shalloe (49)\, Dara O’Sullivan for L Horgan (55). \nST FINBARR’S: Darragh Newman; Sam Ryan\, Dylan Quinn\, Enda Dennehy; Conor Dennehy\, Ciarán Doolan\, Colm Scully; Ian Maguire\, Brian Hayes; Luke Hannigan\, William Buckley\, Thomas Egan; John Wigginton-Barrett\, Rickey Barrett\, Steven Sherlock\nSubs: Cillian Myers-Murray for Egan (39)\, Fionn Crowley for C Dennehy (47)\, Bill O’Connell for Scully (60+1). \nReferee: David Murnane (Macroom).
URL:https://munster.gaa.ie/event/2026-cork-premier-senior-football-championship-final/
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SUMMARY:2026 AIB Munster Club Junior Hurling Championship Quarter-Final – Fethard (Tipperary) 1-13 Ennistymon (Clare) 2-9
DESCRIPTION:Fethard (Tipperary) defeated Ennistymon (Clare) by 1-13 to 2-9 in the AIB Munster Club Junior Hurling Championship Quarter-Final on Saturday October 31st at Ennistymon. \n\nFethard survive almighty scare to edge Ennistymon in dramatic Munster Junior hurling clash \nBy Enda Treacy\, Sports Editor\, The Tipperary Star \nAIB Munster Junior A Hurling Championship Quarter-Final \nFethard 1-13 Ennistymon 2-9 \nFethard edged a turgid but hard-fought Munster Junior A Hurling Championship quarter-final by the skin of their teeth in Ennistymon on Saturday afternoon\, surviving a spirited second-half revival from the Clare side to book their place in the provincial semi-finals. \nIn a game desperately lacking in forward quality\, played in incessant drizzle in North Clare\, the Tipperary champions looked to be cruising towards victory before completely losing their way after the restart. \nHowever\, a priceless Ryan Walsh goal in the closing stages ultimately proved decisive\, with the Fethard captain finishing from close range after excellent work from Conor Neville to rescue his side from an increasingly precarious position. \nEnnistymon came into the provincial competition despite only reaching the quarter-final stage of the Clare Junior A Hurling Championship. \nThe North Clare outfit earned the right to represent the Banner by virtue of being the only first team to progress that far in the county championship\, with the remaining sides at that stage being second-string outfits. \nHowever\, they certainly demonstrated plenty of fighting spirit in the second half to push the Tipperary champions all the way. \nEnnistymon had fought back from a five-point half-time deficit to draw level\, and even after Walsh’s intervention\, Fethard were left sweating when Macdara O’Keeffe goaled from a close-range free deep into injury time. \nThankfully for the large travelling Fethard support\, referee Niall Fahy sounded the final whistle from the resulting puck-out\, sparking jubilant celebrations in the stand. \nThe opening half was a difficult watch\, with both sides struggling to cope with the slippery conditions and a succession of poor deliveries and misplaced passes. \nFethard were certainly the more clinical outfit\, however\, establishing a 0-4 to 0-0 advantage after 22 minutes as Ennistymon struggled badly to manufacture meaningful scoring opportunities. \nThe Clare side’s first score eventually arrived in the 24th minute through an O’Keeffe free\, brought forward following Fethard dissent. \nFethard were hardly setting the world alight themselves\, but excellent long-range points from Jody Sheahan and Charlie Walsh helped them establish a commanding advantage. \nWalsh was particularly impressive from distance\, landing two fine efforts as the Tipperary champions gradually stretched their lead. \nEnnistymon eventually found some rhythm approaching the interval\, with Padraic O’Dwyer and Joshua Vaughan finding the target\, but Fethard still held a healthy 0-8 to 0-3 advantage at the break. \nThe hosts had reached only the quarter-final stage of the Clare Junior A Championship\, but qualified to represent the county as the last remaining first team in that competition. \nAnd on the evidence of their first-half display\, they appeared unlikely to trouble the Tipperary champions. \nFethard resumed brightly\, with Danny Barry converting frees either side of a Liam Cotter point to establish a 0-10 to 0-4 advantage after five second-half minutes. \nHowever\, the visitors subsequently retreated into their shell\, allowing Ennistymon to gradually wrestle control of proceedings. \nO’Keeffe landed a free in the 43rd minute before a disastrous defensive error presented the Clare side with a golden opportunity three minutes later. \nFethard corner-back Liam Kiely gathered a long delivery but\, while falling under pressure\, attempted to offload possession and inadvertently found substitute Dara McNamara. \nGoalkeeper Brian Delahunty was left with little option but to foul the advancing forward\, conceding a penalty which O’Keeffe emphatically dispatched into the top corner. \nIt was the lifeline Ennistymon desperately needed\, and suddenly their tails were up. \nO’Keeffe followed with an excellent point from play before Padraic O’Dwyer added another to bring the sides level\, with all the momentum now firmly behind the hosts. \nFethard desperately needed a response\, and their captain duly delivered. \nA long delivery from Luke Lacey saw Conor Neville break possession under pressure before gathering and driving towards goal from an acute angle. \nWith defenders converging\, Neville showed tremendous awareness to flick the ball across to Walsh\, who made no mistake in batting home from close range. \nIt was a moment of genuine attacking quality in an otherwise scrappy contest\, and one which sent the travelling Fethard supporters into raptures. \nEnnistymon refused to go away\, however\, with O’Keeffe continuing to punish Fethard from placed balls. \nWalsh added a clever point from play\, whipping an overhead effort between the posts after a Barry free dropped short\, but the result remained very much in the balance entering injury time. \nFethard\, though\, demonstrated the resilience which had carried them to the Tipperary Junior A title. \nLacey landed a magnificent long-range point from the left wing before Barry converted another free to open up a four-point advantage deep into added time. \nStill\, Ennistymon had one final opportunity. Alex Kelly won a free inside the 21-yard line\, and O’Keeffe drilled a low effort towards goal which crept over the line despite a Fethard defender getting a hurley to the ball. \nSuddenly\, there was just a solitary point between the teams\, with nervous Fethard supporters fearing one final twist. \nHowever\, Fahy’s final whistle brought proceedings to an end\, confirming a narrow but hugely important victory for the Tipperary champions. \nFethard will now face Cork champions Kilshannig in the Munster semi-final on Saturday\, November 14\, with a place in the provincial decider at stake. \nThey will undoubtedly need a considerably improved performance\, but after surviving this difficult assignment\, they remain firmly in the hunt for further silverware. \nScorers: Fethard: Danny Barry (0-7\, 0-6f)\, Ryan Walsh (1-2\, 0-1 sl-cut)\, Charlie Walsh 0-2\, Jody Sheahan\, Luke Lacey 0-1 each. \nEnnistymon: Macdara O’Keeffe (2-5\, 1-4f\, 1-0 pen)\, Padraic O’Dwyer 0-2\, Liam Cotter\, Joshua Vaughan 0-1 each. \nFethard: Brian Delahunty; Rory O’Mahoney\, Darragh Spillane\, Liam Kiely; Jack Quinlan\, Noah O’Flynn\, Charlie Walsh; Jody Sheahan\, Luke Lacey; Gavin Neville\, Ryan Walsh\, Mark Neville; Conor Neville\, Mark Coen\, Danny Barry.\nSubs used: Keenan Aherne for Coen (46); Michéal Quinlan for C Neville (46); Jack Davey for G Neville (58); Adam Ryan for M Neville (61). \nEnnistymon: Oliver Considine; Ciarán McMahon\, Ferdie O’Keeffe\, Brian McNamara; Christopher Organ\, Mark Kelleher\, Paudie Considine; Liam Cotter\, Joshua Vaughan; Padraic O’Dwyer\, Macdara O’Keeffe\, Kevin Nunan; Donncha O’Dwyer\, Niall Canavan\, Alex Kelly.\nSubs used: Keenan Aherne for Coen (46); Michéal Quinlan for Sheahan (46); Jack Davey for G Neville (58); Adam Ryan for M Neville (61). \nReferee: Niall Fahy (Cork) \n\nTicket Information \nAdults: €15\nStudents / OAPs: €10\nUnder 16’s: Free \nTickets are available from participating Centra and Supervalu outlets or online via the link below. \nClick here to buy tickets \n\nTeam Sheet \n \n\nMatch Coverage \nThis game will be shown live on Clubber.
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SUMMARY:2026 AIB Munster Club Junior Hurling Championship Quarter-Final – Kilshannig (Cork) 3-21 Deaglan Naofa\, Ardmore (Waterford) 0-14
DESCRIPTION:Kilshannig (Cork) defeated Deaglan Naofa\, Ardmore (Waterford) by 3-21 to 0-14 in the AIB Munster Club Junior Hurling Championship Quarter-Final on Saturday October 31st at Glantane. \n\nMatch Highlights \n\nMATCH HIGHLIGHTS \nKilshannig (Cork) 3-21\nDeaglan Naofa\, Ardmore (Waterford) 0-14 \nAIB Munster Club Junior Hurling Championship Quarter Final https://t.co/DLjtwhwaR3 \n— Munster GAA / Comhairle na Mumhan (@MunsterGAA) October 31\, 2026 \n \n\n\nKilshannig cruise past St Declan’s into Munster junior hurling semi-final https://t.co/btQTvb9Twk \n— EchoLive.ie (@echolivecork) October 31\, 2026 \n \nKilshannig cruise past St Declan’s into Munster junior hurling semi-final \nReport by Rory Noonan for the Echo \nKilshannig 3-21 St Declan’s\, Ardmore 0-14 \nKilshanning cruised into the semi-final of the AIB Munster Club Junior Hurling Championship after a comfortable win over Ardmore at Glantane on Saturday. \nFrom start to finish they never looked like losing and by half-time they were well in control as they led by 1-10 to 0-5. \nArdmore did mount a comeback at the start of the second half but Kilshanning’s second goal killed off their challenge as it put them 2-12 to 0-11 up and they never looked back from there. \nSeamus Keating opened the scoring for Ardmore from a free\, with Diarmuid O’Sullivan replying for Kilshanning from the restart. \nThe home side took the lead after five minutes when Jack Twomey pointed\, before another Keating free had the sides level again\, 0-2 each. \nA quick free from Darragh O’Sullivan set up Colin Ruby for Kilshanning’s third point\, with Tom Cunningham adding their fourth from the restart. \nBy now they were starting to dominate and with 20 minutes gone had their first goal chance. \nRuby played Twomey in but his effort was well saved by Jack Walsh. \nTwo minutes later and they did find the back of the net\, when a free from Paddy Walsh came back off the upright. \nCunningham was quickest to react to the breaking ball to put his side 1-7 to 0-4 in front. \nKieran Twomey added a point from a 65\, with Walsh on target to put Kilshannig 1-9 to 0-4 in front. \nJohn O’Brien replied for Ardmore\, with Twomey getting the last score of the half as Kilshannig deservedly went in 1-10 to 0-5 in front. \nWalsh got the first score of the second half\, with Keating replying for Ardmore. \nAndy Hourigan pointed for Kilshannig\, before Ardmore hit five without reply to close the gap. \nSeamus Keating hit three of them\, with Ciaran Keating getting the other two. \nBut with 45 minutes gone Kilshannig got their second goal\, with Cunningham setting up Ryan Crowley to score. \nKieran added points from a free and a 65\, with Bill Curtin\, Crowley and David Guiney all on target\, to make it 2-17 to 0-12. \nWith 52 minutes gone Kilshannig got their third goal\, when a free from Walsh slipped through the hands of the Ardmore keeper to land in the back of the net. \nLate on former Waterford hurler Declan Prendergast was sent off for a second yellow-card offence but it mattered little at that stage. Three late points from Walsh added to their tally as they ran out comfortable winners. \nScorers for Kilshannig: P Walsh 1-5 (1-1 f)\, R Crowley\, T Cunningham 1-2 each\, K Twomey (0-1 f\, 0-1 65)\, J Twomey 0-3 each\, Diarmuid O’Sullivan\, C Ruby\, A Hourigan\, S Lyons\, B Curtin\, D Guiney 0-1 each. \nArdmore: S Keating 0-7 (0-2 f)\, C Keating 0-3\, J O’Brien 0-2\, O O’Dwyer\, S Prendergast 0-1 each. \nKILSHANNIG: D Kearney; C Murphy\, C O’Shea\, E Burke; K Twomey\, B Curtin\, Darragh O’Sullivan; A Hourigan\, D Guiney; R Crowley\, J Twomey\, T Cunningham; C Ruby\, Diarmuid O’Sullivan\, P Walsh.\nSubs: E O’Hanlon for C Ruby (39)\, S Lyons for Diarmuid O’Sullivan (55)\, M Twomey for J Twomey (56)\, D Kenny for T Cunningham (59). \nARDMORE: J Walsh; L Murray\, C O’Shea\, P Foley; E O’Shea\, D Prendergast\, K Murphy; J O’Brien\, J Keane; M Cronin\, O O’Dwyer\, S Prendergast; J Flavin\, C Keating\, S Keating.\nSubs: L Veale for M Cronin (ht)\, L Lynch for E O’Shea\, M Coakley for L Murray (both 53). \nReferee: Cian Ryan\, Tipperary. \n\nTicket Information \nAdults: €15\nStudents / OAPs: €10\nUnder 16’s: Free \nTickets are available from participating Centra and Supervalu outlets or online via the link below. \nClick here to buy tickets \n\nTeam Sheet \n \n\nMatch Coverage \nThis game will be shown live on Clubber.
URL:https://munster.gaa.ie/event/2026-aib-munster-club-junior-hurling-championship-quarter-final-kilshannig-cork-v-deaglan-naofa-ardmore-waterford/
LOCATION:Kilshannig GAA (Glantane)
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