CARBERY V GLEN ROVERS PREMIER 1 UNDER 15 HURLING LEAGUE PHASE 2
Carbery v Glen Rovers Premier 1 Under 15 Hurling League Phase 2.
Glen Rovers 3Gls- 20Pts Carbery 1Gl-8Pts
Glen Rovers defeated Carbery by 3-20 to 1-8 in the Premier 1 Under 15 Hurling League Phase 2 at Glen Rovers on Friday, 7th August, 2026.The home side were never led and were in complete control throughout the match.
The Glen pointed from the throw-in and were three points up before Eoin Bourke sent over a point from a free.The home side were driving forward at will and added two more minors before Bourke sent over another free.Then Alan Minehane scored a spectacular goal when he directed an incoming ground ball over his opponent and crashed the sliotar to the net.
The Glen responded with four unanswered points before two cracking points from Jack Twomey and Aidan Morgan restored the Carbery challenge.Nevertheless, the home side went into overdrive in the run-up to half-time, adding 1-4 to their total, while Carbery’s only response was another pointed free from Eoin Bourke.Our half-time score had the Glen leading by 1-13 to 1-5, unfortunately the referee’s score was 1-14 to 1-3.
With wind assistance, the home side stormed to the attack on the changeover and in the twinkling of an eye had added 2-2.Carbery continued to defy the odds as Jack Twomey pointed from a free.Their defence was under constant pressure as the Glen went forward in waves.Ben Twohig and Eoin Bourke added points but the Glen finished with a flurry of points.Carbery’s only response was a pointed free by Brehon O’Mahony, to leave the final score, Glen Rovers 3-20 ; Carbery 1-8.
Carbery
Eoghan Holland
(Sam Maguires)
Noah O’Neill Desmon (ST Mary’s) Tadhg Hickey (Newcestown) Dylan Barry (Bantry Blues)
Killian O’Sullivan(Bantry Blues) Eoin Bourke(Ahán Gaels) Jack Hegarty(St. James)
Tadhg Kelly(Newcestown) Ben Twohig(O’Donovan Rossa)
Jack Twomey(Newcestown) Aidan Morgan(Newcestown) Matthew Hayes(Clonakilty)
Daniel Cronin(Kilbrittain) Alan Minehane(St. Colum’s) Brehon O’Mahony(St. James)
Subs: Luke Barry(Newcestown) for Aidan Morgan ; Shane Cronin(Bantry Blues) for Matthew Hayes ; Andrew Ferguson(Newcestown) for Jack Hegarty.
Referee :Michael Geaney.
CLONA MILK CARBERY UNDER 21 HURLING AND FOOTBALL CHAMPIONSHIPS WEEKENDING 9th AUG
CLONA MILK CARBERY UNDER 21 FOOTBALL AND HURLING CHAMPIONSHIPS WEEKENDING 9th AUGUST
Thursday 06th August 2026 CLONA MILK CARBERY UNDER 21A FOOTBALL CHAMPIONSHIP 2026: Castlehaven v Carbery Rangers , Jack Murphy (Pending), Venue: Skibbereen, 19:30;
Friday 07th August 2026 CLONA MILK CARBERY UNDER 21B FOOTBALL CHAMPIONSHIP 2026: Clonakilty B v St Colums , TBC (Pending), Venue: Drimoleague, 19:30;
CLONA MILK CARBERY UNDER 21A HURLING CHAMPIONSHIP 2026: Newcestown v Ibane Gaels , Michael O Mahony (Pending), Venue: Enniskeane, 19:15;
Saturday 08th August 2026 CLONA MILK CARBERY UNDER 21A FOOTBALL CHAMPIONSHIP 2026: Clonakilty v Dohenys , Alan Long (Pending), Venue: Ballinacarriga, 19:30;
CLONA MILK CARBERY UNDER 21B FOOTBALL CHAMPIONSHIP 2026: Bandon v Kilmeen , Conor McCarthy, Venue: Enniskeane, 19:00;
CLONA MILK CARBERY UNDER 21C FOOTBALL CHAMPIONSHIP 2026: Kilbrittain v Muintir Bhaire , Liam O Shea, Venue: Rosscarbery, 19:30;
CLONA MILK CARBERY UNDER 21C HURLING CHAMPIONSHIP 2026: Owen Gaels v O Donovan Rossa , Pat Lawton (Pending), Venue: Ardfield, 19:00;
Sunday 09th August 2026 CLONA MILK CARBERY UNDER 21C HURLING CHAMPIONSHIP 2026: Randal Og v St James , Anthony O Regan (Kilb), Venue: Ballinascarthy, 19:00;
Monday 10th August 2026 BANDON CO-OP CARBERY ROINN 1 JUNIOR A FOOTBALL CHAMPIONSHIP 2026: Argideen Rangers v Newcestown , Michael O Mahony, Venue: Kilbrittain, 19:00;
R.C.M. TARMACADAM JUNIOR A & B HURLING CHAMPIONSHIPS WEEKENDING 2ND AUGUST 2026
CARBERY HURLING SPONSORS 2026
FIXTURES WEEKENDING 2nd AUGUST 2026
Saturday 01st August 2026 R.C.M. TARMACCADAM CARBERY JUNIOR A HURLING CHAMPIONSHIP 2026 ROINN 2: Randal Og v Clonakilty , Michael O Leary, Venue: Enniskeane, 19:00;
R.C.M. TARMACCADAM CARBERY JUNIOR A HURLING CHAMPIONSHIP 2026 ROINN 3: Dohenys v St Colums , Ciaran Galvin, Venue: Bantry, 19:00;
R.C.M. TARMACCADAM CARBERY JUNIOR B HURLING CHAMPIONSHIP 2026 : O Donovan Rossa v Gabriel Rangers , Tommy Barry, Venue: Aughaville, 19:00;
Sunday 02nd August 2026 R.C.M. TARMACCADAM CARBERY JUNIOR A HURLING CHAMPIONSHIP 2026 ROINN 1: Kilbree v St James , Kevin Hourihane, Venue: Skibbereen, 14:30;
Newcestown v St Marys , James Kingston, Venue: Ballinacarriga, 17:00;
R.C.M. TARMACCADAM CARBERY JUNIOR A HURLING CHAMPIONSHIP 2026 ROINN 2: Diarmuid O Mathunas v Bandon , Olan O’ Donovan, Venue: Clonakilty, 15:30;
R.C.M. TARMACCADAM CARBERY JUNIOR B HURLING CHAMPIONSHIP 2026 : Barryroe v St Oliver Plunketts , Gavin Daly, Venue: Ballinacarriga, 15:00;
Bantry Blues v Kilbree , Jack Murphy, Venue: Skibbereen, 16:30;
Monday 03rd August 2026 R.C.M. TARMACCADAM CARBERY JUNIOR A HURLING CHAMPIONSHIP 2026 ROINN 3: Ballinascarthy v Kilbrittain , Tadhg Sheehan, Venue: Timoleague, 14:00;
CARBERY GROUP CARBERY/BEARA DIVISION 3A FOOTBALL LEAGUE FINAL
UPCOMING FIXTURE
CARBERY /BEARA DIVISION 3A FOOTBALL FINAL
BANTRY BLUES V DOHENYS
DATE: FRIDAY 17th JULY
TIME: 7.45pm
VENUE: RIVERIDE COMPLEX (THE MARSH) SKIBBEREEN
REFEREE: NIALL HAYES (CARBERY RANGERS)
EXTRA -TIME & PENALTIES
CARBERY DEFEAT MUSKERRY TO BE THE INAUGURAL WINNERS OF THE DERRY GOWAN CUP.
Carbery had too much for Muskerry in the McCarthy Insurance Group Divisions/Colleges Premier SFC seeded final at Páirc Uí Rinn on Friday evening.
They are now the inaugural winners of the Derry Gowen Cup, named after a man who served his club, his division Avondhu, and Cork football with distinction across many years.
Gene O’Donovan’s side fully deserved the victory as they claimed this section for the first time since 2022. Three early orange flags laid the foundation and they never trailed at any stage.
Carbery led by six at the quick whistle, having been eight in front at one point.
They were never in danger and controlled the second half to close it out by eight points. Carbery now face UCC next month, with the winners advancing to the championship proper.
In sizzling heat, it was no surprise the game began as a slow burner.
Carbery eventually hit the front through a Ryan O’Donovan two-pointer, followed by an orange flag from a free by the same player.
The Barryroe sharpshooter might have goaled too, but his effort was deflected away, while Olan O’Donovan was also unlucky with a goal chance
It was one-way traffic ten minutes in, and the West Cork outfit registered their third two-pointer when Damien Gore slotted over.
Muskerry got their first score after 13 minutes when Liam Twohig converted a free, 0-6 to 0-1.
They slowly began to get a grip, with Alan Quinn effective around the middle third. Muskerry kicked two of the next four points before Seán O’Hanlon billowed the net after Quinn’s strong involvement, leaving it 0-8 to 1-3 after 19 minutes.
Ryan O’Donovan of Carbery has Muskerry’s Ryan Sabas for company. Pic: Martin Walsh.
Ryan O’Donovan of Carbery has Muskerry’s Ryan Sabas for company. Pic: Martin Walsh.That burst didn’t reflect the overall pattern, as Carbery pushed on again with three quick white flags, Olan Corcoran’s effort the pick of them.
The sides traded scores as Carbery led 0-12 to 1-4, with Corcoran adding another beauty.
Carbery then got the goal they were craving when Cork footballer Ruairí Deane set up Aaron Hayes for an easy finish.
They swapped white flags before Muskerry finished the half strongly with points from Liam O’Connor and Eolan O’Leary, leaving it 1-13 to 1-7 at the break.
A Twohig free got Muskerry moving early in the second half, but it didn’t spark a revival. Carbery stitched three points together to lead 1-16 to 1-8 after 38 minutes.
Sub Jack Kelleher pointed twice in quick succession for Muskerry before two goals arrived in short order. Deane looked to have put the game to bed before Ian Jones replied with a close-range finish, 2-16 to 2-10 after 44 minutes.
Gore and Corcoran pointed to restore breathing space. A Twohig two-pointer cut the gap to six, but Carbery remained comfortable.
Olan Corcoran of Carbery gets away from Muskerry’s Mark Corrigan. Pic: Martin Walsh.
Olan Corcoran of Carbery gets away from Muskerry’s Mark Corrigan. Pic: Martin Walsh.Carbery were 2-21 to 2-13 ahead after 54 minutes and firmly in control. Liam O’Connor and O’Hanlon pointed to reduce the margin again, but time was against Muskerry.
Carbery kicked the last two points to deservedly progress.
R O’Donovan 0-7 (1 2pt, 1 2pt f, 0-1 f), A Hayes 1-1, D Gore (1 2pt), O Corcoran 0-4 each, L Shorten, O O’Donovan 0-2 each, R Deane, L Hourihan, K O’Driscoll 0-1 each.
S O’Hanlon 1-2, L Twohig 0-4 (1 2pt, 0-2 f), E O’Leary 0-3, I Jones 1-0, L O’Connor, J Kelleher 0-2 each, S Dornan, C Donovan 0-1 each.
C Madden (Barryroe); L Hourihan (St Colum’s), P Collins (Randal Óg), J Collins (Ilen Rovers); O Harrington (Kilmeen), K O’Brien (Gabriel Rangers), C O’Neill (Randal Óg); A Hayes (St James’), M Sheehan (Goleen); K O’Driscoll (Gabriel Rangers), D Gore (Kilmacabea, capt), R Deane (Bantry Blues); R O’Donovan (Barryroe), O Corcoran (St Mary’s), O O’Donovan (Barryroe).
S Daly (Randal Óg) for K O’Driscoll (h-t), L Shorten (Tadhg McCarthaigh) for O Harrington (37), R O’Driscoll (St Oliver Plunkett’s) for O O’Donovan (55), T Cronin (St Colum’s) for K O’Brien (61).
G Ó Luasa (Naomh Abán); R Sabas (Macroom), W Ronan (Kilmurry, capt), L Ryan (Inniscarra); A Quinn (Macroom), M Corrigan (Macroom), C Dodd (Canovee); C Donovan (Macroom), S Dornan (Inniscarra); M O’Brien (Ballinora), I Jones (Uibh Laoire), S O’Hanlon (Donoughmore); L O’Connor (Inniscarra), E O’Leary (Macroom), L Twohig (Aghinagh).
S O’Riordan (Naomh Abán) for R Sabas, J Kelleher (Canovee) for M O’Brien (both h-t), D Holland (Donoughmore) for C Dodd (41), D Morrissey (Donoughmore) for C Donovan (55).
Pa O’Driscoll (Bride Rovers).
CARBERY DEFEAT DUHALLOW IN DIVISIONAL S.F.C/SHIP SEMI-FINAL
Carbery win a dramatic Divisional SFC semi final tie against Duhallow with a late point
Thanks To: Dylan O Connell
Carbery 3-18
Duhallow 1-23
Everything went the way of the West Cork side, beginning with a 0-4 to no score run that started with Corcoran slotting over.
Conor O’Callaghan, Duhallow, Ruairi Deane, Carbery, battle for the high ball. Cork County Divisions/Colleges Premier Senior Football Championship Seeded Semi Final, Duhallow V’s Carbery, at Pairc Ui Rinn, Cork.
Seamus Hickey, Duhallow, Aaron Hayes, Carbery.
Seamus Hickey, Duhallow, Aaron Hayes, Carbery.Divisions/Colleges HC: Seandún prevail after extra time against Carbery
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Divisions/Colleges HC: Seandún prevail
after extra time against Carbery
Having been pegged back late in normal time, Seandún responded well in extra time to take victory over Carbery in Tuesday’s Co-op SuperStores Divisions/Colleges Hurling Championship game in Ovens.
The three-point lead that had been wiped out to force the additional 20 minutes was soon restored as Ruairí Quirke points and Seán Daly added two more and they would hold that cushion for the bulk of the additional period, despite good Carbery fees from Mike Cahalane and Shane Murnane.
Ultimately, the south-west division could not find a goal and Seandún – competing for the first time since 2021 – progress to a meeting with Muskerry in August.
In normal time, Carbery had made the early running, with Darren O’Donovan a stand-out, scoring four points from play as they amassed a 0-7 to 0-2 lead by the end of the first quarter.
Seandún did have an early goal chance as Seán Daly forced a turnover and tested Shane Collins, but even at that early stage Seandún were betraying the signs of wastefulness that would result in 19 wides over the hour.
Carbery fashioned a goal opportunity as Jamie Lucey was denied by Conor Harrington but as their scoring rate dropped, Seandún came back into the game. Frees from Calvin O’Donovan and a nice Shane O’Donovan point were followed by a good Dylan Barrett individual score to bring them to within a goal – in the midst of that, impressive defending from Carbery’s Seámus Crowley had prevented a Liam Harrington effort.
It was 0-12 to 0-9 for Carbery at the interval, but Seandún got on top on the restart and were level by the 42nd minute as Tomás O’Neill’s pass allowed Barrett to find the net with a low shot.
Seandun’s Shane O’Donovan races away from Carbery’s Darren O’Donovan. Picture: David KeaneA second goal almost followed immediately, Collins saving well from Seandún sub David Malone, but despite some cheap wides, the city side hit the front for the first time through Daly.
By the 53rd minute, another from Daly, sandwiched by two from Shane O’Donovan, had them three ahead, 1-16 to 0-16, and they were still three in front as the game moved into injury time.
However, they missed opportunities to make the game save and points from Carbery subs Liam Dooley and Denis Collins closed the gap before Cahalane levelled with a 65th-minute free, despite Seandún protestations over the amount of time added on.
D Barrett 1-4 (0-1 sl), S Daly (0-1 f), R Quirke (0-2 f, 0-1 65), S O’Donovan (0-2 f, 0-1 65) 0-5 each, C O’Donovan 0-4 (0-3 f), L Harrington, D Malone 0-1 each.
D O’Donovan (0-1 sl), M Cahalane (0-6 f, 0-1 65) 0-7 each, R Crowley, M Hickey 0-2 each, K Twohig, L Hourihane, J Lucey, S Murnane (0-1 f), L Dooley, D Collins, D McCarthy 0-1 each.
C Harrington (Passage); L Malone (Mayfield), T Harrington (Passage), R Quinlan (White’s Cross); D Daly (Bishopstown), S Harrington (Passage), S O’Donovan (Mayfield); E O’Sullivan (Mayfield), S O’Reilly (Whitechurch); T O’Neills (Passage), D Barrett (Passage), R Quirke (Delanys); C O’Donovan (Mayfield), L Harrington (Passage), S Daly (St Vincent’s).
D Malone (Mayfield) for Harrington (35), R Foley (Bishopstown) for C O’Donovan (48), C Daly (Bishopstown) for D Daly (half-time in extra time).
S Collins (Clonakilty); S Crowley (Randal Óg), T Twohig (Bandon), N Barrett (Clonakilty); P Collins (Randal Óg), S Murnane (St Colum’s), R Lucey (Diarmuid Ó Mathúna’s); M Cahalane (Bandon), L Hourihane (St Colum’s); M Hickey (Kilbrittain), D O’Donovan (St Mary’s), R Crowley (Kilbrittain); J Lucey (Diarmuid Ó Mathúna’s), C O’Donovan (Diarmuid Ó Mathúna’s), K Twohig (Kilbree).
L Dooley (St James’) for K Twohig (33), C McCarthy (Bandon) for C O’Donovan (44), D Collins (Randal Óg) for Crowley (55), T Cronin (St Colum’s) for D O’Donovan (60+3, injured), D O’Donovan for Cronin (extra time), G O’Donovan (Diarmuid Ó Mathúna’s) for Hickey (69), D McCarthy (Bantry Blues) for Hourihane (71).
K O’Sullivan (Valley Rovers).
CARBERY GROUP CARBERY BEARA DIVISION 2 FOOTBALL FINAL 2026
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UPCOMING FIXTURE
CARBERY/BEARA DIVISION 2 FOOTBALL LEAGUE FINAL
DIARMUID O MATHUNAS v TADHG MAC CARTHAIGH
DATE: FRIDAY 26th JUNE @ 7.30pm
VENUE: SAM MAGUIRE PARK DUNMANWAY
REFEREE: JAMES KINGSTON (CARBERY RANGERS)
CARBERY OVERCOME DUHALLOW IN PREMIER 1 HURLING LEAGUE
CARBERY UNDER 15 HURLERS HARD EARNED WIN AGAINST DUHALLOW IN PREMIER 1 LEAGUE
Carbery Under 15 hurlers continued on their winning way with a hard-earned 4-8 to 2-12 win over Duhallow at Millstreet Town Park on Thursday, 11th June.Conditions were far from perfect with a continuous mist falling throughout the match together with a breeze blowing straight down the pitch.Carbery were unable to play Jack Allen (Newcestown) and Oisín McCabe (Owen Gaels), who have been promoted to the Cork Squad.
With the aid of the elements, Carbery started on a high note when Conor Cullinane netted in the second minute and soon after midfielder, Aidan Morgan, slotted over a free.Duhallow, however, dominated the opening 10 minutes, as Mark Cronin, operating at centre-half-forward, fired over four points, with full-forward, Michael Farrissey, adding another minor.In the 13th minute, wing-back, Eoin Bourke, made a spectacular run through the Duhallow defence and crashed the ball to the back of the net.Conor Cullinane then collected a 65 and sent over the bar to leave Carbery ahead 2-3 to 0-5 after 15 minutes.
Carbery drove on regardless and two good points from Jack Twomey plus another from Jake Burke put them further ahead.A scrambled goal and two points brought Duhallow back into the game.Conor Cullinane then turned the game on its head when he tore through for two brilliant goals.Duhallow replied with three further points to leave the half-time score:Carbery 4-6 ; Duhallow 1-8 after a most entertaining opening – half.
Duhallow dominated the second-half for long periods as they sought to reduce Carbery’s lead.They added three points in the third-quarter, with Eoin Burke replying with a minor from a free for Carbery.Time and again, the Carbery rearguard repulsed anything that Duhallow could throw at them, with goalkeeper Eoghan Holland making a series of outstanding saves.Conor Cullinane lifted the siege with a point after 26 minutes, while a late goal and a point brought Duhallow to within two points of their opponents.Try as they might, they were unable to break down the barriers of resistance put up by Carbery defence in the remaining minutes.Carbery held out for a famous victory, winning by 4-8 to 2-12
CARBERY
Eoghan Holland (Sam Maguires)
Dylan Barry (Bantry Blues) Seán Evans (Newcestown) Killian O’Sullivan (Bantry Blues)
Jack Twomey (Newcestown) Tadhg Hickey (Newcestown) Eoin Bourke (Ahán Gaels)
Aidan Morgan (Newcestown) Tadhg Kelly (Newcestown)
Mac Dara O’Mahony (Newcestown) Calvin O’Brien (Bantry Blues) Jake Burke (St. James)
Brehon O’Mahony (St. James) Conor Cullinane (Owen Gaels) Alan Minehane (St. Colum’s)
Subs: Fiachra Garrett (O’Donovan Rossa) for Mac Dara O’Mahony ; Jack Dineen (Ahán Gaels) for Alan Minehane (Both half-time) ; Jack Hegarty (St. James) for Jake Burke ; Matthew Hayes (Clonakilty ) for Brehon O’Mahony.
Referee : Peter Watson (Chairperson, Rebel Óg)
Carbery play Douglas in the League on 25th June.
THANKS TO DON DESMOND CARBERY RÚNAI FOR REPORT
