Rebel county we may be, but Rebel Army we are not. In fact, looking at ourselves in the main sporting fields at present, “Southern Fried Chicken” would be a better description.

Cork GAA chiefs have unveiled ambitious plans for the development of underage talent in the county.

Tipperary’s greater scoring power was the key factor as they overcame Cork Rebel Óg to capture the Humphrey Kelleher Memorial Cup at Millstreet on Saturday.

OUR football correspondent LIAM MACKEY is back in top form and full of energy.

OK, so we can still look forward to the InterProvincials, AIB club championships, umpteen county finals, Fitzgibbon, Sigerson, Ashbourne and Purcell Cups, as well as next weekend’s eagerly anticipated All Ireland camogie B final between Cork and Limerick. There’s still lots of GAA activity to keep the fans happy … and angry. However, that trio of women’s football finals in Croker on Sunday effectively means the intercounty scene is over for this year. It’s left us with lots of memories – good as well as bad. To end off our season, we’re handing out An Fear Rua’s Awards for the Ten of the Best moments in the championships and Ten of the Rest. And we respond to some Cork football fans who are still smouldering after their All Ireland defeat by Kerry.