Debutant Ronan O’Toole is one of three changes on the Cork football side for Sunday’s final Allianz FL Division 2 clash with Roscommon in Dr Hyde Park (3pm).

Kiskeam 2-12 Fermoy 0-14: Founded in November 1945, Kiskeam are a relatively young club, but that didn’t mean that the joy of reaching senior football for the first time was any less sweet.

Kiskeam’s county finalists is a team that runs itself. Not because anything comes easy to them, mind you, but because the players make up the club’s committee.

Friday, July 8

Nemo Rangers 3-14 Duhallow 1-10

Cork 2-15 Monaghan 1-16: In an otherwise forgettable spring for Cork football, the county’s U21’s have been a breath of fresh air.

Duhallow 1-11 Newcestown 0-9: Predictably, the only goal scored in yesterday’s fourth-round Cork SFC clash in Carrigadrohid proved decisive in determining Carbery Rangers’ opponents in the quarter-final would be Duhallow. And, it’s timing – 11 minutes from time after scores had been level seven times – was all the more critical for the reason Newcestown registered three wides around the same time.

Premier IFC: Kiskeam 3-13 Nemo Rangers 0-9

Cork midfielder Ian Maguire has overcome a back injury and is selected for tomorrow’s Munster U21 football quarter-final against Limerick.

U17 football: Cork’s U17 football development squad faced Dublin in a series of challenge matches at Clonakilty last Saturday.

Ballinora 3-12 Kiskeam 0-13 (AET)

Valley Rovers 1-14 Kiskeam 1-07

Kiskeam 0-21 Naomh Abán 0-16

Kiskeam 2-09 Carrigaline 1-08

Na Piarsaigh 2-17 Kiskeam 2-10 (AET)

Duhallow 1-11 Avondhú 1-7

Duhallow 0-13 O’Donovan Rossa 0-07

Duhallow 0-13 Douglas 1-9

Mallow 2-15 Kiskeam 2-12

Duhallow 1-20 Dohenys 2-11 (aet)

Mallow 3-9 Bantry Blues 1-14

A point by Donncha O’Connor a minute into injury-time earned Duhallow a second bite of the cherry in this keenly contested counted Cork SFC fourth round tie at Coachford last night.

Duhallow 2-11 Carbery 1-8(AET)

Kiskeam snatched victory from the jaws of defeat with a brilliantly executed Billy Dennehy penalty six minutes into injury time in this second round clash at Coachford last evening, leaving Kinsale, who looked destined for the win with normal time complete, shell-shocked.

After a closely contested hour in Mallow, St Michael’s held out for a narrow one-point win over Kiskeam in the opening round of the Cork Premier IFC.

NAOMH ABÁN safely moved past Kiskeam in an exciting Cork Premier IFC fourth round replay at Macroom.

THE incessant rain made for difficult playing conditions at Macroom yesterday in this Cork Premier IFC fourth round clash and, as a result, there will be no complaints that the two sides must square up again.

A TWO-GOAL salvo by midfielder Denis O’Sullivan propelled Carbery past Duhallow in last night’s Cork SFC clash in Cloughduv, thus securing top spot for the West Cork division in Group 1.

KERRY’s Paul Galvin could be ready for a return to Sigerson Cup action — at the ripe old age of 30!

THE superb free taking of John Paul Murphy ensured St Vincent’s got the better of Kiskeam in a scrappy Evening Echo Premier IFC quarter-final at Kilmurry last night.

MAYO manager John O’Mahony is to give injured full-forward Barry Moran every chance to be fit to line out in Sunday’s last All-Ireland football quarter-final clash with Meath.

A MAJOR celebration is planned this year to mark the 50th anniversary of the death of former cabinet minister and Republican hero Seán Moylan.