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Dohenys’ dreams dashed as Inch Rovers strike late in county intermediate semi-final | The Southern Star (opens the original)
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ANGELA Walsh came off the bench to inspire Inch Rovers to victory over Dohenys in the Cork Credit Unions Cork LGFA Intermediate county semi-final at Dunmanway on Sunday. The East Cork side and Dohenys were level heading down the home stretch of an engrossing battle. Enter former Cork senior Angela Walsh with nine minutes to go. The nine-time All-Ireland winner and four-time All-Star made her presence felt, gathering possession and knitting together a succession of late attacks. Walsh’s late goal
Cork LGFA senior B final next as Clonakilty’s clinical edge proves decisive | The Southern Star (opens the original)
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CLONAKILTY qualified for a second Cork Credit Unions Cork LGFA senior B county final in three years by overcoming West Cork rivals Castlehaven in Ahamilla. The Brewery Town club will face Glanmire in this year’s senior B decider having previously lifted the trophy in 2024. Last Sunday’s three-point semi-final win over Castlehaven was hard earned. Unsurprisingly, a typical West Cork derby ebbed and flowed from the first to last whistle. The visitors will reflect on two squandered goal chances whe
CORK CAMOGIE ROUND-UP: Courcey Rovers, Bandon and St Colum’s still in the hunt for silverware | The Southern Star (opens the original)
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NEWCESTOWN, Clonakilty and Kilbree’s title hopes have ended but Courcey Rovers, St Colum’s and Bandon remain in the hunt for SE Systems Cork Camogie county championship silverware. Fr O’Neill’s denied Newcestown a place in the premier intermediate county semi-finals following last weekend’s cracking last-eight encounter. John Wilson’s side finished second in Group B behind Ballygarvan and got off to a blistering start to lead 1-3 to 0-2 after ten minutes. Caoimhe Wilson netted an early goal and
CAMOGIE ROUND-UP: Newcestown and Clonakilty set fast pace at premier intermediate level | The Southern Star (opens the original)
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A second consecutive Group C victory has all but confirmed Courcey Rovers’ progression to the knockout stages of the senior county championship. Rovers continued their excellent championship start with a six-point win over Ballincollig. That result, coupled with the Rockies’ 1-17 to 0-9 defeat of bottom placed Ballinora, mean Courceys need to avoid defeat to the latter in their final group outing. The Ballinspittle club’s All-Ireland senior winning star, Saoirse McCarthy, fired over four points,
CORK LGFA PREVIEW: St Colum’s, Kilmacabea and Clann na nGael all battling in junior E | The Southern Star (opens the original)
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There is a lot on the line in the penultimate round of senior championship group games. With five clubs in each group, the top two in each will progress to the senior A county semi-finals. Third and fourth placed clubs will contest the senior B semi-finals while the bottom two in each group will meet in a relegation play-off. The losers of that play-off will drop down to the intermediate grade for 2027. A Mourneabbey team, while topping Group 1, is still smarting from their recent 4-4 to 0-15 lo
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