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Mitchelstown hang on for glory
MITCHELSTOWN were forced to see off a late revival by Kilshannig in the last 12 minutes before they claimed their 19th Fermoy Credit Union sponsored JAFC title witnessed by a large crowd at Doneraile on Sunday. The winners were the sharper side for most of the game and their early dominance was reflected with Shane Beston, Dave Dineen and Padraigh Donegan having points to race them into a 0-3 to no score lead by the 10th minute.
Rebel empire strikes back
THEY have been precariously close to the precipice more than once this season, but the Cork minor footballers produced what can only be described as the ultimate in gutsy comebacks at Croke Park last Sunday. With 44 minutes gone in a rip-roaring All Ireland semi-final, it looked oddson that they were about to be pushed over the edge by a Galway side that had claimed a fifth goal to move 5-6 to 2-6 ahead.
Kiskeam crash out to Vincents
ST VINCENTS held the guile required to edge out Kiskeam in a disappointing Co. Premier Intermediate Football Championship quarterfinal played in Kilmurry on Tuesday evening.
Daly goal paves way for Pobail Uí Chaoimh to reach minor final
POBAIL UÍ CHAOIMH withstood a late barrage from Cullen to advance to the Duhallow MBFC final after a two point win in the penultimate hurdle in Ballydesmond last Thursday evening.
Cuthbert hails resilience of young stars
HE had seen his players haul themselves back from the brink in their two previous assignments, but team coach Brian Cuthbert admitted he had serious doubts that Cork would be capable of producing another Houdini-act at Croke Park last Sunday.
First half push gathers Kanturk win over Dromtariffe
DUHALLOW MINOR B FOOTBALL CHAMPIONSHIP: QUARTER FINAL Kanturk 2-12 Dromtariffe 2-7 KANTURK ground out a worthy win over Dromtariffe in the Duhallow MBFC B quarter final hosted in Dromtariffe. Simply Kanturk clicked into gear in the opening half, that dominance the catalyst for victory. Indeed Kanturk were assured and throughout the field, engineering the time and space to dictate the pace of the opening 30 minutes.
Kildorrey take title in style
THOMAS Russells short a few key players were no match for Kildorrery in the Under 16 C HC final at Killavullen on Thursday evening. The well balanced Kildorrery sided dominated from the start and the result was never in doubt.
Most exciting weekend of the season as big guns face-off
THE most exciting period of the Muskerry GAA playing scene is at hand as the coming weekend will see the contenders for ultimate victory in the divisions premier championships being further reduced. On Saturday the first finalists for the Quish's Junior Hurling Championship will be known while on Sunday evening Ballincollig who qualified for the Ross Oil Junior Football Championship final last week will know their opponents in same.
Inside Gaelic Football
- Dromtariffe and Kanturk to meet in repeat of last year's semi-final
- Dripsey fancied to overcome Iveleary in quarter-final tie
- Buttevant ease their way into Premier JHC final
- Duhallow super sub Bodie grabs late goal to stun Aghada
- Rebels back for final fling
- Dogged minors planning another ambush
- Cork's six-in-a-row ambitions halted by Tyrone's Red Hand
- Second half surge wins county title for Kibrin footballers
- Counihan: The reality is that we haven't gone away
- Lyre qualify for junior final step after edging past Rockchapel
- Testing hour ahead for Kiskeam against Vincents
- Domestic games shelved to allow Rebels recover
- Cork's experience was the difference
- Hard grafting Dublin won’t have what it takes to shoot down a Rebel side who will feel their time has arrived
- Goulding set to point the way
- Canty not ruled out just yet
- Kilbrin face Rathluirc in county junior 'B' final
- Second half takeover yields Dromtariffe win
- Little to choose between Aghinagh and Dripsey in weekend's big one
- Monaghan effort sees Kildorrery home
- Expected close encounter never happens as 'Town roll over Buttevant into 'A' final
- Late frees allow Rockchapel break Cullen resistance
- Newtown equipped to see off Cloyne
- Grenagh progress halted in late show
- Duhallow need to be alert for Aghada challenge
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