Carrigaline 0-27 Béal Átha'n Ghaorthaidh 0-10 (JJ Hurley) (Niall Coakley who was Carrigaline's talisman on Saturday). (Credit Bernard Laverty) Carrigaline eased past Ballingeary in the McCarthy Insurance Group Division 2 game at Crosshaven Road on Saturday. A game that was effectively over at half-time, as Carrigaline had made full use of a strong wind and led by 0-22 to 0-3. Credit to Carrigaline as they kicked a total of six three-point scores in the first half, with Coakle

Sliabh Rua 1-18 Brian Dillons 1-8 (JJ Hurley) The victorious Sliabh Rua team who lifted the Lillie O'Sullivan Junior League Title at Castle Road on Saturday night. Sliabh Rua secured the Lillie O’Sullivan Junior A League title as they pushed past Brian Dillons at Castle Road on Saturday evening. Possibly spurred on after their intermediate side had let a league title slip from their grasp last week, Sliabh Rua’s junior outfit more than made up for it with an emphatic perfor

(JJ Hurley) (The referee getting ready to throw in the sliotar in today's county intermediate camogie league final, between Bishopstown and Sliabh Rua at Church Road) Two Maeve Scannell goals in the final five minutes of the Intermediate League Camogie Final at Church Road on Saturday ultimately cost Sliabh Rua a county title. Having secured three consecutive points from Kayleigh Murphy, Caoimhe O’Donnell and Emma MacSweeney, Sliabh Rua looked to have one hand on the trophy

Ballygarvan 1-20 Tracton 0-21 JJ Hurley A Dylan O’Connor goal from a line ball proved crucial in this local derby as Ballygarvan overcame Tracton in the Red FM Division 5HL at Minane Bridge. The agony and the ecstasy as Ballygarven celebrate the late Dylan O'Connor goal and Tracton are pipped on the line in the RedFM Division 5Hl in Minane Bridge (Delores Spillane Kidney) You could have mistaken this game for a championship encounter, as both sides went ‘at it’ from the thro

By Kind permission of Kevin and Claire Cooney At a Reception in The Huntsman Bar on 14th May to launch the 2026 Show, the 80th Show, Chairman Mr. John Stanley paid tribute to all who help each year to make Belgooly Show happen and have kept it going down through the years. Reflecting on the 2025 Show, he said we were blessed with great weather, and that it was great to see the return of so many volunteers, exhibitors, sponsors and supporters, all pulling together on the day.