Outstanding Cork county finals won't be played until summer - at the earliest

Cork's Premier Senior, Senior A, Premier Intermediate, and Intermediate A county football finals as well as two hurling deciders are yet to be played
Outstanding Cork county finals won't be played until summer - at the earliest

Mark Collins of Castlehaven scores a late free to level the scores late in extra time during the Cork Premier SFC semi-final which his side won on penalties in October. They will have to wait until June, at least, before facing Nemo Rangers in the final. Picture: Sam Barnes/Sportsfile

The outstanding 2020 Cork county championship finals will not be played until late June, at the earliest.

In October of last year, a fortnight after Croke Park paused club activity, Cork County Board announced the deferral of its Premier Senior, Senior A, Premier Intermediate, and Intermediate A county football finals, as well as the Intermediate A and Lower Intermediate hurling finals, until the opening weekend of March, at the earliest.

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