Haven and Nemoin cracking opener

Cork senior football champions Castlehaven will meet Division 1 league winners Nemo Rangers in the opening round of the 2013 championship.

Mon, 10 Dec, 2012 - 00:00

Denis Hurley

The rematch of last month’s Kelleher Shield (league) final is the tie of the round from Saturday night’s draw at the end of the county convention.

Nemo and the Haven last played in the championship in 2008, with the Trabeg outfit winning after a replay before claiming a fourth consecutive title.

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Courts Gaa Place: east Cork Person: Nemo Person: Ballinhassig Person: Na Piarsaigh Person: Douglas Person: secretary Person: Frank Murphy Person: Midleton Person: Pat Horgan Event: Kelleher Shield Event: CHAMPIONSHIPS 2013 SHC Organisation: Haven Organisation: Cork Organisation: Castlehaven Organisation: Nemo Rangers Organisation: Trabeg Organisation: St Vincent Organisation: Newcestown Organisation: St Organisation: Nemo Organisation: St Nicholas Organisation: O’Donovan Rossa Organisation: Dohenys Organisation: Carbery Rangers Organisation: Newmarket Organisation: Aghada Organisation: Bishopstown Organisation: Ilen Rovers Organisation: St Finbarr’s Organisation: Glen Rovers Organisation: Sarsfields Organisation: Sars Organisation: Courcey Rovers Organisation: Bride Rovers Organisation: Carrigtwohill Organisation: Newtownshandrum Organisation: Ballymartle Organisation: Blackrock Organisation: Killeagh Organisation: Erin’s Own Organisation: Midleton Organisation: Competitions Control Committee Organisation: Ballinhassig Organisation: Na Piarsaigh Organisation: Douglas Organisation: Erin’s Own/Na Piarsaigh Organisation: SHC Organisation: Carbery Organisation: Muskerry Organisation: UCC Organisation: Avondhu Organisation: CIT Organisation: Duhallow Organisation: Imokilly Organisation: SFC Organisation: Clonakilty Organisation: Ballincollig Organisation: St Vincent’s Organisation: St Finbarr’s/St Nicholas Organisation: Beara Organisation: Seandún Organisation: PIHC Organisation: Inniscarra Organisation: Bandon Organisation: Castlelyons Organisation: Cloyne Organisation: Kilbrittain Organisation: Carrigaline Organisation: Ballyhea Organisation: Kilworth Organisation: Watergrasshill Organisation: Mallow Organisation: Tracton Organisation: Youghal Organisation: Valley Rovers Organisation: Blarney Organisation: Castletownbere Organisation: Clyda Rovers Organisation: Bantry Blues Organisation: Naomh Aban Organisation: Glenville Organisation: Kiskeam Organisation: Macroom Organisation: St Michael’s Organisation: Ballinora Organisation: Ki

<p>Conor Weir, Enda Stenson, Liam Lynch, GAA President Jarlath Burns, GAA National Demographics Committee Chairperson Benny Hurl, GAA Strategy, Insights and Innovaiton Manager Peter Horgan. Pic: ©INPHO/Bryan Keane</p>

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