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Ballincollig show maturity and class to see off Carrigaline by 12 points

The Village have now made the last four for the third season on the trot following this quarter-final after a comfortable 12-point victory. They will meet Dungourney in two weeks’ time

Sun, 21 Sep, 2025 - 17:38

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Cork Premier IHC quarter-finals: Ballincollig 1-21 Carrigaline 1-9

A statement performance from Ballincollig, a display that ticked most boxes.

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