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Clonakilty to face St Finbarr's in Páirc Uí Chaoimh | The Southern Star (opens the original)
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AFTER last weekend’s games, we now know the details of the McCarthy Insurance Group Cork football semi-finals. Clonakilty’s first county semi-final since 2021 will take place on Saturday, October 10th against reigning champions St Finbarr’s at 7pm in Páirc Uí Chaoimh. The two teams met in plenty of encounters over the years but their last meeting in Cork GAA HQ came in the 2021 county final, where the city side won 0-14 to 0-13. Clon haven’t won the championship since 2009 while the Barrs are ai
Castlehaven’s big test against a familiar foe, Nemo Rangers | The Southern Star (opens the original)
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CASTLEHAVEN and Nemo Rangers know each other well. After all, these are two heavyweights used to slugging it out on the main stage. Along with St Finbarr’s, this trio has become The Big Three in Cork club football, sharing the last nine county senior football titles. On Sunday in Clonakilty (4pm throw-in), one of the big guns will fall at the quarter-final hurdle when Castlehaven and Nemo collide in what will be their 11th championship clash in the past 14 years. A meeting with Carrigaline in th
Matthew Sheehan confident Goleen can make an impact in Carbery JAFC quarter-finals | The Southern Star (opens the original)
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GOLEEN’S rise has certainly turned heads in recent seasons. The county confined junior B title was won in 2024, followed by a Carbery junior A quarter-final appearance in 2025. After falling short in the knockout stage to Tadhg MacCárthaigh last year, Goleen are aiming to go one step further when they face St Mary’s in a quarter-final on Friday (5.45pm) in Skibbereen. Matthew Sheehan, in his first year as captain of the Mizen club, is happy with their progression. ‘You’d like to say you would ex
CORK GAA PREVIEWS: Clonakilty v Newcestown and Castlehaven v Nemo headline county quarter-final weekend | The Southern Star (opens the original)
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A huge West Cork derby. The winner takes all. The time to perform is now. Clonakilty, perhaps surprisingly, haven’t reached a county semi-final since 2021. Newcestown are chasing their second last-four appearance in succession. Both sides impressed in the group stage, collecting two wins apiece. Other than Carrigaline, unbeaten Clon were the best team statistically in the opening round, so they may be slight favourites. Conor Daly (1-10), Seán McEvoy (2-4), Dara Ó Sé (0-9) and Ross Mannix (1-6)
Argideen Rangers' hurlers determined to take the next step in the county championship | The Southern Star (opens the original)
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SINCE Argideen Rangers won the Cork Intermediate Hurling Championship in 2005, the Timoleague club has won one quarter-final. That was in the 2012 intermediate championship against Kilworth, with the club’s record including seven knockout ties and just one victory. It’s a record Christy Crowley’s men want to put right in their Co-Op Superstores premier junior knockout clash against Ballygarvan this Sunday (3.30pm) in Ballinspittle. ‘This is where we want to be. We’ve never got past the quarter-f
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