CARBERY HURLING AND FOOTBALL LAUNCH 2026 IN BANTRY HOUSE

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CARBERY HURLING & FOOTBALL CHAMPIONSHIPS LAUNCHED IN BANTRY HOUSE FOR 2026

The Carbery Hurling and Football Championships were launched  recently in Bantry House. The 26 Carbery Clubs were all represented  along with the sponsors 

                           CLONA MILK: UNDER 21 HURLING AND FOOTBALL CHAMPIONSHIP

                               R.C.M. TARMACADAM JUNIOR HURLING CHAMPIONSHIPS

                              BANDON CO-OP JUNIOR FOOTBALL CHAMPIONSHIPS

          CARBERY GROUP SPONSOR OF CARBERY TEAMS AND CARBERY JUNIOR HURLING AND FOOTBALL LEAGUES

THE  CARBERY BOARD WOULD LIKE TO THANK ALL ITS SPONSORS  AND ALSO BANTRY HOUSE FOR FACILITATING THE CARBERY LAUNCH IN ITS BEAUTIFULL GARDENS

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

CLONAKILTY COMMUNITY COLLEGE LIFT THE HERLIHY CUP

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Clonakilty Community College lift the Herlihy Cup Ahamilla was the venue for the Herlihy Cup competition on Tuesday last, played…

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CARBERY UNDER 15 HURLERS DEFEAT GLEN ROVERS IN REBEL ÓG PREMIER LEAGUE

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CARBERY DEFEAT GLEN ROVERS IN ROUND 3 OF PREMIER UNDER 15 HURLING LEAGUE
 
 
Carbery defeated Glen Rovers 5-23 to 5-17 in the Premier 1 Under 15 Hurling League at the Glen Field on Thursday, 14th May, 2026.This was a superb exhibition of hurling from two top class teams, with Carbery just edging it at the end.
          The West Cork standard-bearers played with the breeze in the opening half and after 10 minutes they led 1-4 to 0-1.Jack Allen cracked home a penalty early on, while Conor Cullinane was on fire, firing over the four points.On 14 minutes, Jack Allen scored goal number two but Glen Rovers began finding the range in the second quarter, sending over a flurry of points.Carbery responded in kind and then in the 26th minute, a line ball was cut in superbly by Oisín McCabe from all of 70 metres which deceived the goalkeeper and ended up in the Glen Rovers net.The Glen got through for a goal to leave the half-time score: Carbery 3-11 ; Glen Rovers 1-7.
          The Glen came into the game big time in the third quarter and began to reduce the Carbery lead with an early goal, followed by four points.The mercurial Jack Allen grabbed the game by the scruff of the neck and two goals midway through the half eased Carbery’s worries.They piled on the pressure with some wonderful points from substitutes Jack Hegarty, Ben Twohig, and Alan Minehane, while Oisín McCabe chipped in with a few minors as well.
          The Glen were far from finished and a twenty-one yard free ended up in the net, followed by another but the Carbery half-back line were superb as they cleared ball after ball under intense pressure.Three further points from the Glen forwards closed the gap but Carbery held out in a welter of excitement to win, 5-23 to 5-17.
Carbery scorers:
Jack Allen 4-6 (1-0 pen ; 0-2 f) ;Oisín McCabe 1-3 (1-0 s/l ; 0-1 65) ; Conor Cullinane 0-6 (0-1 f) ;Tadhg Kelly 0-1 ; Jack Twomey 0-1 ; Brehon O’Mahony 0-1 ; Jack Hegarty 0-2 ; Ben Twohig 0-1 ; Alan Minehane 0-1 ; Dylan Barry 0-1.
 
Carbery: 
                                                                               Eoghan Holland (Sam Maguires)
 
Eoin Bourke (Ahán Gaels)                           Seán Evans (Newcestown)                                       Killian O’Sullivan (Bantry Blues)
 
Tadhg Hickey (Newcestown)                     Tadhg Kelly (Newcestown)                                       Jack Twomey (Newcestown)
 
                                  Aidan Morgan (Newcestown)                              Oisín McCabe (Owen Gaels)
 
Luke Barry (Newcestown)                           Conor Cullinane (Owen Gaels)                            Brehon O’Mahony (St. James)
 
Daniel Cronin (Kilbrittain)                           Jack Allen (Newcestown)                                         Jake Burke (St. James)
 
Subs: Jack Hegarty (St. James) for Jake Burke ; Ben Twohig (O’Donovan Rossa) for Luke Barry (Both half-time) ; Alan Minehane (St. Colum’s) for Daniel Cronin ; Jack Dinneen (Ahán Gaels) for Killian O’Sullivan ; Dylan Barry (Bantry Blues) for Brehon O’Mahony ; Noah O’Neill Desmond for Aidan Morgan.
 
Referee P. J. Dennehy (Sarsfields)
 
          Carbery play Douglas at Enniskeane on Thursday, 28th May.
 

CARBERY UNDER 15 HURLERS V BALLINCOLLIG PREMIER 1 REBEL ÓG LEAGUE

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                                              CARBERY UNDER 15 HURLERS REBEL ÓG PREMIER LEAGUE 1 v BALLINCOLLIG
Carbery met Ballincollig in Round 2 of the Premier 1 Under 15 Hurling League at Newcestown on Thursday, 30th April, 2026.The Mid-Cork side are probably the best team in this Group, having won the County Under 14 title last year.They started strongly against the breeze and had a couple of points on the scoreboard before Jack Allen opened Carbery’s account with a pointed free.
     A goal by Cillian O’Donovan put Ballincollig further ahead but three points by Oisín McCabe brought Carbery back into the match.A second Ballincollig goal  left them 2-6 to 0-4 ahead but in the run up to half-time, four pointed frees by Jack Allen and another by McCabe brought Carbery to within 3 points of their opponents.A goal on the stroke of half-time left Ballincollig leading 3-6 to 0-9.
     Carbery came into the game big-time in the second-quarter and the standard of hurling was of the highest order.
     Ballincollig continued to set the pace and led 4-11 to 0-11 at the three-quarter stage.Two late goals by Jack Allen and substitute Daniel Cronin brought the curtain down on a highly entertaining game, with the final score:
                                                                                               Ballincollig 4-13   ; Carbery 2-11.
Scorers: Jack Allen 1-6 (1-5 frees) ; Oisín McCabe 0-5 (0-2 frees ; 0-1 65) ; Daniel Cronin 1-0.
 
Carbery:
                                                                                              Eoghan Holland (Sam Maguire’s)
 
Eoin Bourke (Ahán Gaels)                             Seán Evans (Newcestown)                      Killian O’Sullivan(Bantry Blues)
 
Tadhg Kelly(Newcestown)                           Calvin O’Brien(Bantry Blues)                   Tadhg Hickey(Newcestown)
 
                                                   Aidan Morgan(Newcestown)                         Jack Twomey(Newcestown)
 
Alan Minehane(St. Colum’s)                      Oisín McCabe(Owen Gaels)                     Jack Hegarty(St. James)
 
Mac Dara O’Mahony(Newcestown)        Jack Allen(Newcestown)                            Brehon O’Mahony(St. James)
 
Subs: Ben Twohig(O’Donovan Rossa) for Alan Minehane ; Luke Barry(Newcestown) for Jack Hegarty ; Dylan Barry(Bantry Blues) for Tadhg Kelly ; Matthew Hayes(Clonakilty) for Seán Evans ; Noah O’Neill Desmond(St. Mary’s) for Mac Dara O’Mahony ; Daniel Cronin(Kilbrittain) for Brehon O’Mahony ; Paddy Calnan(St. James) for Eoghan Holland(inj).
 
Referee: Anthony O’Regan.
 
Carbery’s next game is away to Glen Rovers on Thursday, 14th May.
Isabelle Moore All Ireland Solo Singing Scór Champion 2026

Isabelle Moore All Ireland Solo Singing Scór Champion 2026

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ALL IRELAND CHAMPION SINSEAR SOLO SINGING 2026

Pictured is the All Ireland Sinsear Scór Solo Singing Champion Isabelle Moore Carbery Rangers with Uachtaraín Cumann Luchleas Gael Jarlath Burns in Castlebar.

A outstanding achievement & so deserving Isabelle represented herself, Carbery Rangers Club,Carbery Scór,Scór Chorcaí and Scór na Mumhan tremendously and we are all so proud of her and what she achieved.

Wishing Happy Birthday to Isabelle also

Special mention to Isabelle’s mentors Elaine Moore and Breeda Hurley.

Also well done to the St. James Novelty Act Team and the Carbery Rangers Ballad Group Team who represented Carbery Scór, Scór Chorcaí and Scór na Mumhan in the All Ireland Sinsear Finals in Castlebar.

This shows the voluntary great work that is been done at all levels by The Carbery Scór Committee.

Click this link to see Isabelle Moore Carbery Rangers Competing at the All Ireland Scór Finals in Castlebar.

Scór Sinsir All Ireland Finals 2026

Scór Sinsir All Ireland Finals 2026

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Saturday 25th April in TF Royal Theatre, Castlebar, Co Mayo.

After being crowned Carbery, Cork County and Munster champions the following will represent us in the All Ireland Final.

Ballad Group: Carbery Rangers
Sinéad O’Regan, Claire O’Regan, Elaine Moore, Isabelle Moore & Patricia O’Sullivan.

Solo Singing – Carbery Rangers Isabelle Moore.

Nuachleas/Novelty Act – St James GAA
Finbarr McCarthy, Kathleen O’Sullivan, Elaine Calnan, Tadgh O’Mahony, Laura Hodnett, James Hodnett, Rachel Hodnett & Deirdre Hodnett .

We wish everyone the best of luck and safe travels.

Go n-eirí go geal libh.

 

Scór Sinsir All Ireland Finals 2026
Scór Sinsir All Ireland Finals 2026
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Scór Sinsir All Ireland Finals 2026 - 02
Great Victory For Carbery Under 15 Hurlers

Great Victory For Carbery Under 15 Hurlers In Premier 1 League

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CARBERY UNDER 15 HURLERS V BLACKROCK IN THE PREMIER 1 HURLING LEAGUE Round 1 2026

Carbery played Blackrock in the Under 15 Premier 1 Hurling League at Church Road on Tuesday, 16th April, 2026.Playing with the breeze in the opening half, Carbery led 4-8 to 1-5 at half-time.Blackrock went on the offensive in the third quarter and reduced the lead to 4-9 to 2-10.However some astute changes by the Carbery mentors saw Carbery regain the initiative and they ran out winners by 5-14 to 4-11 after a very satisfactory display.

Carbery’s next game in this competition is against Ballincollig at Newcestown on Thursday, 30th April.

Thanks to Cork County Rebel Óg for facilitating Carbery to take part in the Premier 1 Under 15 Hurling Competition which will help in a big way to developing Hurling in the Carbery Division. Also thanks to G.D.A.S Niall Mc Intyre ,Paudie Crowley and James Mc Carthy for the work they are doing in developing these player’s. A special word of thanks and appreciation to the selectors involved.

Carbery:

  1. Eoghan Holland (Sam Maguires)
  2. Noah O’Neill Desmond (Ahan Gaels)
  3. Sean Evans  (Newcestown)
  4. Kilian O Sullivan ( Bantry Blues)
  5. Jack Dineen (Ahán Gaels)
  6. Calvin O’Brien (Bantry Blues)
  7. Jack Twomey (Newcestown)
  8. Tadhg Kelly (Newcestown)
  9. Aidan Morgan (Newcestown)
  10. Ben Twohig (O’Donovan Rossa)
  11. Brehon O’Mahony (St. James)
  12. Conor Cullinane (Owen Gaels)
  13. Tadhg Hickey (Newcestown)
  14. Jack Allen (Newcestown)
  15. Jake Burke (St. James)

Subs:

Eoin Bourke (Ahán Gaels) for Jack Dineen ;
Jack Hegarty (St. James) for Jack Twomey ;
Luke Barry (Newcestown) for Tadhg Hickey ;
Alan Minehane (St. Colum’s) for Ben Twohig ;
Andrew Ferguson (Newcestown) for Noah O’Neill Desmond.

 

Carbery Scór Na bPáisti Results 2026

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Scór na bPáistí Final Results – 6th March 2026

Figure Dancing

1st: Tadhg MacCárthaigh GAA
2nd: Carbery Rangers

Solo Singing

1st: Rosscarbery LGFA
2nd: Tadhg MacCárthaigh

Solo Music

1st: Diarmuid Ó Mathúnas
2nd: Bishop Galvin NS

Solo Dance

1st: Bantry Blues LGFA
2nd: Ilen Rovers

Ballad Group

1st: Carbery Rangers
2nd: Rosscarbery LGFA

Sean Nós Dance

1st: Kilmacabea GAA

Recitation / Storytelling

1st: Carbery Rangers
2nd: Tadhg MacCárthaigh

Novelty Act

1st: St. James’ GAA
2nd: Rosscarbery LGFA

Instrumental Music

1st: Gaelscoil Mhichíl Uí Choileáin
2nd: Diarmuid Ó Mathúnas

Quiz

1st: Tadhg MacCárthaigh GAA
2nd: Kilmacabea GAA

We would like to thank Clonakilty Dunmanway Credit Union for sponsoring the medals for the Scór na bPáistí Final.
Kate Deasy, Assistant Manager, made the presentations.

The winners of each category go forward to represent Carbery Division at the County Semi-Final on Friday 20th March at 7pm in Éire Óg GAA Complex, Ovens.

Wishing all participants the very best of luck in the next round.

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Munster Scór Sinsir Results

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St. James and Carbery Rangers are Munster Senior Scor champions
 
Diarmuid O Mathúnas took part in the Munster final but unfortunately didn’t get through.
 
Pic 1. St. James’ Novelty Act team, Munster champions and through to All Ireland final
Pic 2. Carbery Rangers Ballad group and solo singer Isabelle Moore, Munster Champions all through to All Ireland final
Pic 3 Diarmuid Ó Mathúna’s who competed in the Munster Scór Sinsir final in the Instrumental Music competition.
 
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RCM Tarmacadam Junior A, B & C Hurling Championship Draws 2026

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The RCM Tarmacadam Junior A, B & C Championship Draws were made tonight in Dunmanway. They are as follows:

RCM Tarmacadam Junior A Hurling Championship Draws

Roinn 1

  • Kilbree
  • Newcestown
  • St Mary’s
  • St James

Roinn 2

  • Diarmuid O Mathunas
  • Randal Óg
  • Clonakilty
  • Bandon

Roinn 3

  • Ballinascarthy
  • Dohenys
  • St Colums
  • Kilbrittain

Roinn 1 Fixtures

Rd 1:

  • Kilbree v St James
  • Newcestown v St Marys

Rd 2:

  • Kilbree v St Marys
  • Newcestown v St James

Rd 3:

  • Kilbree v Newcestown
  • St Marys v St James

Roinn 2 Fixtures

Rd 1:

  • Diarmuid O Mathunas v Bandon
  • Randal Óg v Clonakilty

Rd 2:

  • Diarmuid O Mathunas v Clonakilty
  • Randal Óg v Bandon

Rd 3:

  • Diarmuid O Mathunas v Randal Óg
  • Clonakilty v Bandon

Roinn 3 Fixtures

Rd 1:

  • Ballinascarthy v Kilbrittain
  • Dohenys v St Colums

Rd 2:

  • Ballinascarthy v St Colums
  • Dohenys v Kilbrittain

Rd 3:

  • Ballinascarthy v Dohenys
  • St Colums v Kilbrittain

RCM Tarmacadam Junior B Hurling Championship Draws

Round 1

  • Barryroe v St Oliver Plunketts
  • Bantry Blues v Kilbree
  • O Donovan Rossa v Gabriel Rangers
  • Ballinascarthy Bye

Round 2

  • Barryroe v O Donovan Rossa
  • St Oliver Plunketts v Bantry Blues
  • Ballinascarthy v Gabriel Rangers
  • Kilbree Bye

Round 3

  • Barryroe v Ballinascarthy
  • O Donovan Rossa v St Oliver Plunketts
  • Kilbree v Gabriel Rangers
  • Bantry Blues Bye

Round 4

  • St Oliver Plunketts v Kilbree
  • O Donovan Rossa v Ballinascarthy
  • Gabriel Rangers v Bantry Blues
  • Barryroe Bye

Round 5

  • Ballinascarthy v Kilbree
  • Bantry Blues v Barryroe

RCM Tarmacadam Junior C Hurling Championship Draws

Round 1

  • Bandon v Clonakilty
  • Argideen Rangers Bye

Round 2

  • Clonakilty v Argideen Rangers
  • Bandon Bye

Round 3

  • Argideen Rangers v Bandon
  • Clonakilty Bye