A total of 110 days have passed since Bishopstown’s last Cork SFC game – a win over O’Donovan Rossa in the first round – and tonight’s fourth-round clash with Clyda Rovers in Páirc Uí Rinn (6.45pm).

Sarsfields 0-15 Bishopstown 1-7: An excellent exhibition of point-scoring by Cian McCarthy powered defending champions Sarsfields to a comfortable victory over Bishopstown in a substandard second-round tie in the county senior hurling championship at Pairc Uí Rinn last night.

Bride Rovers 3-18 Bishopstown 0-25 (after extra- time)

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Bishopstown 1-09 Clyda Rovers 0-11

Cork clubs Glen Rovers and Bishopstown have both been fined by the Cork County Board in the wake of the brawl when the sides met recently.

Glen Rovers 2-16 Bishopstown 1-08

In each of the previous two seasons since their promotion to the senior hurling grade in Cork, Courcey Rovers have lost the first round before winning their second match.

Bishopstown 2-15 Ilen Rovers 0-8

Bishopstown 3-17 Carrigtwohill 4-12 (aet)

Nemo Rangers 1-12 Bishopstown 1-08

Before last year, Bishopstown had never beaten Nemo Rangers in the county SFC.

From scaling mountain peaks to iconic global landmarks — Cork and Clare hurling fans are going to great lengths and heights to show their true colours ahead of tomorrow’s All-Ireland showdown.

Traditionally, Bishopstown may have been regarded as a football club, but nowadays it is the epitome of a dual operation.

Bishopstown 5-10 Carbery Rangers 0-14

Offaly's Brian Gavin has been chosen to referee his second All-Ireland Senior Hurling Championship final in three years, following the GAA's announcement of the match officials for next month's senior and minor deciders.

Bishopstown 4-11 CIT 1-09

Cork defender Shane O’Neill is not buying the theory that Dublin hurlers will be disadvantaged in not having played a competitive game since their memorable Leinster final victory over Galway on July 7.

Bishopstown 2-14 Dohenys 2-12 (aet)

Ilen Rovers 0-09 Bishopstown 0-08

It appears that a deal has been done in regard to land at St Joseph’s Road, Mallow — where 180 acres has been bought back by two farmers who sold the land to farmer-turned-developer, John Barry, in the first place.

Sarsfields 1-15 Town 1-13

This showpiece of Cork senior hurling struggled to come to life as a contest in Páirc Uí Chaoimh yesterday.

Sarsfields prevailed in a closely-fought Cork Club SHC final at Páirc Uí Chaoimh this afternoon, beating Bishopstown 1-15 to 1-13 to take the title for the third time in five years.

It is a fourth final in five years for Sarsfields, and a first-ever for Bishopstown, with the Riverstown club favourites with the bookmakers to win the Seán Óg Murphy Cup for the third time since 2008.

Bishopstown 4-07 Clonakilty 1-07

It’s every GAA club’s dream: a shot at senior success in hurling and football.

Bishopstown 1-13 Ballymartle 0-12

The largest land deal in Co Cork in 2004 was the acquisition of 180 acres, close to Mallow town, by developer John Barry, of Castlelands Construction, when he paid a record €40m for level tillage ground off St Joseph’s Road.

Midleton had to withstand a strong second-half Bishopstown fightback before narrowly winning this hard fought clash at Riverstown yesterday.

It was a long time coming, but Bishopstown’s first Cork SFC win over Nemo Rangers on Saturday night was surely worth the wait.

It’s rare Nemo Rangers fail to win the first round of the Cork County SFC and rarer still they are limited to just three points from play.

All’s well that ends well. The Clash of the Titans that took place over Caherduggan Demesne in Leamlara, east Cork, was quietly settled in a complete turnabout this week.

Ballymartle have joined Na Piarsaigh at the top of the RedFM Senior Hurling League following an impressive five-point victory away to Midleton on Saturday evening.

A late David Hickey goal capped a fine comeback as Bishopstown beat Carrigtwohill 3-6 to 3-5 in their opening RedFM Senior Hurling League game yesterday.

FEW could but not admire the hard work and tenacity of a man who has built up a portfolio of farms from a standing start.

Bishopstown 0-13 Ballinhassig 0-12

NEW PGA champion Keegan Bradley followed Rory McIlroy and Darren Clarke into the record books with his play-off victory at Atlanta Golf Club and made it three Irish major winners in a row. Well, kind of.

BARRY HORGAN provided the inspiration as Newcestown saw off the challenge of Bishopstown in a keenly contested county senior football championship fourth round tie in Ovens last night.

THREE games and three replays were all Cork’s GAA scene had to show for itself for the weekend.

Bishopstown 2-7 Dohenys 1-7

Waterford 2-13 IT Tralee 3-5

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