Carbery Scór All Ireland Scór Roll of Honour

1988 was a historic year for Carbery Scór. Tadhg MacCarthaigh won the very first All Ireland Scór title for Carbery Scór with their Novelty Act

2004 saw Ilen Rovers compete for, not one but three All Ireland titles. Their Instrumental Music group won Ilen Rovers first All Ireland Scór na nÓg title with a fabulous rendition of ‘The Wandering Minstrel Jig’ and ‘Johnny Cronin’s Reel’. The club also competed in the solo singing with Sheenagh Hegarty singing ‘Eileen McMahon’, whilst their quiz team also did their club proud.

2017 was a phenomenal year for CarberyScór. To have 4 Clubs from our division, Clann na nGael, Sam Maguires, Carbery Rangers and Tadhg Mac Carthaigh competing at All Ireland level, was unprecedented. To participate in such a prestigious venue as ‘The Waterfront Hall’ in Belfast was an experience our competitors will never forget and the camaraderie and friendships made around the music sessions at the hotel afterwards was a joy to be a part of.

2018 was another incredible year for Carbery Scór. Carbery Rangers wrote their Club in to the record books when they achieved an amazing and rare Scór na nÓg and Scór Sinsear double All Ireland in the same season. They, along with Clann na nGael, were afforded the ultimate honour of performing in front of thousands at Croke Park.

2019 saw the ballad group from St. James go all the way to All Ireland Scór Sinsear level. Bliain iontach eile!

2022 With Covid restrictions lifted, St. James revived local history and reminded us all of our great historical figures Michael Collins, Kitty Kiernan and DeValera with their wonderful rendition of ‘Clonakilty, God help us!’ What a welcome their All Ireland winning Novelty Act team got in Ardfield!

2024 It was Clann na nGael’s turn to savour All Ireland success with their Instrumental Music group bringing All Ireland glory back to Drinagh and Drimoleague.

2025 saw Carbery Rangers once again compete for honours in both Recitation and Ballad group.