CORK TEAMS: Last weekend was a red letter day for the Club. On Saturday Oliver O'Hanlon was a member of the Cork Junior Football Panel who were victors over Roscommon in the All Ireland Junior Football Final.

This team was coached also by Mossie Barrett of Donoughmore who is our Intermediate Football Team Coach. Then the following day all roads led to Croke Park where the Cork Senior Footballers took on Tyrone in the All-Ireland Semi Final. Our man Ray Carey lined out Corner Back and acquitted himself brilliantly.

Cork produced a power packed display and won by five points. Anther clubman Paudie Kissane was on the panel. We look forward to the All Ireland Final with great anticipation. Well done to Ollie, Mossie , Ray and Paudie For there exploits with the county teams over the weekend.

CLYDA JUNIOR HURLING SEMI FINAL; Who would have thought just over 12 months ago when Clyda were involved in a relegation battle to secure our status in the Premier Junior A Hurling Championship that this weekend were in the final four of the North Cork Championship.

It really has been an amazing transformation. Clyda face CastletownRoche this Saturday night at 7pm in Ballyclough where a place in the final is up for grabs against Fermoy. The team has prepared well and we wish them the best of luck.

CLYDA ROVERS GAA: Lotto 21st July 2009. No's 2, 3, 7, 32. No Winner. Spot Prizes; €50 Louise Forde Knuttery; €30 June O'Connell, Mallow; €20 Deirdre Foley, Mallow; €20 Adam O'Connor, Toureen; €20 Anthony Buckley Donoghmore; Next Draw: €12,500.

Takes place on Friday August 28th in Conway's Burnfort.

CLYDA ROVERS GAA GOLFING SOCIETY: Our summer is drawing to a close and our next outing will take place at The Capella, Castlemartyr Golf Club next Sunday, August 30th with tee times from 9.30 to 10.40.

Both our President's Prize and Captain's Prize have taken place over the summer and both outings were well supported with over 30 members playing on both days.

Our President's (Michael Stack) Prize was held at Mallow Golf Club with the results as follows:

1st Willie Walsh,39 pts; 2nd John Roche 37 pts; 3rd Fergal Dorgan 35 pts B/9; 4th Sean Colton 35 pts B/9; 5th Neily O'Flynn 35 pts; Cat 2: 18 handicap and over: John Lane 33 pts; Front 9 : Derek Lyons 18 pts; Back 9: Paul Walsh 20 pts.

Our Captain's (Neily O'Flynn) Prize was held at Kanturk Golf Club with the results as follows:

1st Tom Collins 35 pts B/9; 2nd Carmel Conroy 35 pts; 3rd Derry Murphy 35 pts; 4th Tony Conroy 34 pts; Cat 2: 18 handicap and over: Sean Colton 34 pts.

Front 9: Jerry Burke 18 pts; Back 9: Catherine Roche 19 pts.

Visitor's Prize: 1st Don Lane 34 pts; 2nd Jimmy Browne 29 pts. NORTH CORK FOOTBALL FINAL: We need help for organizing the North Cork Football Final that takes place in Mourneabbey next Sunday night at 7pm between Churchtown and Glanworth. Please Contact any club officer if you are available.

MINOR UPDATE: After our loss to Mitchelstown were still awaiting other results to see what stage of the competition were at.

We will update details on our website and local Notice boards.

LADIES FOOTBALL CLUB: Saturday last was a proud day for Mourneabbey Ladies Football Club. The Cork Senior B Ladies Football team won the All-Ireland Final against Dublin, in Thurles, bringing the Aisling McGing Cup back to Leeside for the third year in succession.

Mourneabbey had four players on the Cork winning panel Cathy Ann Stack, Catherine Coakley, Tricia Murphy and Eimear Harrington. All four girls have won All-Ireland medals with Cork at under-age. It is very gratifying to see these players progress to senior ranks and perform with distinction on the big stage. After a fantastic team performance Cork emerged victorious on a scoreline of 3-11 to 0-6. Heartiest congratulations to Cathy Ann, Catherine, Tricia and Eimear.

Later on Saturday afternoon loyal supporters headed from Thurles to Nolan Park, Kilkenny when the Cork Senior A side took on the challenge of Kildare in the All-Ireland quarter-final. On this panel the Mourneabbey club is represented by Síle O' Callaghan, Roísín O' Sullivan and Ciara O' Sullivan. This encounter turned out to be totally one-sided with Cork excelling all over the field from start to finish. At the final whistle the scoreboard read 4-23 to 0-6 in favour of the AllIreland champions. Well done to Síle, Roísín and Ciara and best of luck next week-end when the Rebelettes face Mayo in the AllIreland semi-final.

JUVENILE GAA: Clyda u12 hurlers played Kilworth in the Championship semi final in Castletownroche last Monday evening.

Clyda started the game well, and for a share of the first half managed to stay level with or very close to Kilworth score wise. Kilworth however upped their game in the last quarter of the half and with a few lucky goals had an eight point margin at half time.

Clyda continued to fight in the second half, with full back Ronan Flanagan, as always defending so well and goalie Mark O'Sullivan pulling off a few fine saves. It was not to be our night, though and Kilworth ran out deserving winners. A lot of hard work has been put into the u12 training all along, and a special mention must go to the trainers and players alike for this.