In a division where football is the religion of choice, Kanturk’s victory in the Cork Premier Intermediate Hurling final last Saturday evening was a watershed result.

A 72-year-old man has denied a charge of impeding the prosecution of his son for dangerous driving causing death.

Glen Rovers’ quest for a third Cork SHC title in a row will begin against Bride Rovers in the 2017 preliminary round.

“In training, they’ll do anything you ask them to do. They’d go through a brick wall for you"

The executive of the Cork County Board have proposed amendments to the way the county senior and intermediate championships are run.

Blackrock 1-21 Duhallow 0-8: Blackrock collected their third Cork U21AHC title in four years – their fifth overall — at Páirc Uí Rinn last night.

Blackrock 1-12 Duhallow 1-12: A courageous fightback by 14-man Duhallow earned them a deserved draw in the Cork U21AHC final at Páirc Uí Rinn yesterday. 

Douglas 3-16 Duhallow 1-13 (Cork SHC): He may only have been a bit player in Jimmy Barry-Murphy’s inter-county plans in recent seasons but Stephen Moylan was very much centre-stage after Douglas downed fancied divisional outfit Duhallow in Coachford on Saturday.

Cork have made two changes to their starting team for Saturday’s All-Ireland intermediate hurling decider against Galway.

The returning Brian Murphy is one of three changes to the Cork side for Sunday’s Munster SHC semi-final with Waterford in Thurles.

Having incurred their first loss against Newtownshandrum on St Patrick’s Day, the 2013 county champions responded emphatically, ending up 2-18 to 0-13 winners.

WIT kept alive their title defence with a four-point extra-time win over luckless CIT this afternoon.

Cork IT 0-19 NUI Galway 0-10: Cork IT are just one more win away from a third Fitzgibbon Cup final in four years after they advanced past NUI Galway at the CIT Sports Stadium yesterday.

Eight points from John O’Dwyer helped last year’s beaten finalists Cork IT into the semi-finals of this year’s Fitzgibbon Cup as they saw off NUI Galway this afternoon.

CIT 0-17 DCU 1-6: CIT manager Pat Mulcahy praised Tipperary star John O’Dwyer’s big-game character after inspiring his team to an opening-day Fitzgibbon Cup success. The All Star forward shot four important points in the final quarter, and 0-8 in total, to settle a tie that hung in the balance.

Shandrum 4-20 Duhallow 2-16

Cork Co U21 AHC

Fianna Fáil have regained control of Cork County Council for the first time since 1991 after cobbling together a loose coalition with seven of the 10 Independents and two Labour councillors.

Carrigdhoun 1-19 Duhallow 1-12

It holds the record as having the highest GAA pitch in Ireland and can now add hosting the biggest hurling match in history to its credits.

Few intermediate teams boast as many household names as Kanturk.

He may have been unsuccessful in his bid for Liam McCarthy but Anthony Nash was back terrorising his fellow goalkeepers yesterday.

Kanturk 2-11 Meelin 1-10

“Some people believe football is a matter of life and death, I am very disappointed with that attitude.

Independents and Sinn Féin are likely to be the biggest winners come next year’s local elections in Co Cork.

The country’s highest village is preparing to get its name into the Guinness Book of Records for hosting the biggest hurling match in the world.

Meelin 1-12 Argideen Rangers 0-14

Following the six Cork county championship games at the weekend, the fourth-round ties and relegation play-offs are now decided in all but the SHC and IFC grades.

The removal takes place tonight of a Corkman who has died 10 months after a car crash in England that claimed the lives of his son and unborn daughter.

Normally they’d slug it out on a pitch, but two GAA clubs are to don boxing gloves in a head-to-head which doesn’t involve just the fellas but aspiring Katie Taylors.

Blackrock 4-16 Duhallow 2-10

Duhallow 1-13 Midleton 1-12

Kilworth 2-14 Argideen Rangers 0-16

Duhallow 1-12 Bandon 0-11

Argideen Rangers 1-12 Meelin 0-13

Argideen Rangers 1-15 Meelin 2-12

A total of 119 days separated Fermoy’s first game in this year’s Cork County IFC and their second, but they showed few ill-effects of the lay-off as they beat Cloyne by 11 points at Lisgoold on Saturday evening.

THE upland countryside where the counties Cork, Kerry and Limerick meet continues to be a place where rare and threatened species of wildlife can still be found.

Even though they were without star player Eamonn Brosnan, Meelin comfortably beat Dripsey in the Cork IHC at Mallow yesterday.