Clubber to screen six Cork football quarter-final ties

Knocknagree’s Fintan Ó Conchuir shoots for a point against Castlehaven in Pairc Uí Rinn. Picture by Noel Sweeney

Clubber will bring six of the best to the screen as the McCarthy Insurance Group Cork Football Championships move to the knockout stage this weekend.

All three Premier SFC quarter-finals will be streamed live by the broadcaster, along with both of the games at senior A level and of the premier intermediate championship match.

On Saturday, the all-Gaeltacht senior A tie between Cill na Martra and Béal Átha’n Ghaorthaidh takes place in Baile Bhúirne at 4pm and those unable to make it to Páirc Abán will be able to watch on Clubber.

An hour later, there is another derby clash in the Premier SFC quarter-finals: Dunmanway is the venue for a Clonakilty-Newcestown tussle at 5pm and that too can be viewed on the platform.

The other two knockout games in the top tier take place on Sunday afternoon, with Clonakilty playing host to an attractive double-header, which is likely to draw a large crowd in person as well as a sizeable viewing audience.

At 1.45pm, St Finbarr’s – the holders of the Andy Scannell Cup but beaten twice in the group stage – will take on the Carbery divisional team and then at 4pm there is a repeat of the finals of 2023 and 2024 as Castlehaven take on Nemo Rangers.

The other tie that will be broadcast is also on Sunday – Naomh Abán meet Macroom in a Premier IFC clash in Cill na Martra with a 3.30pm throw-in.