(JJ Hurley) (Carrigaline captain Tom Deasy with referee Alan O'Connor and Courcey Rovers captain Jack O'Callaghan at Brinny on Friday night at the Ross Oil SE Junior A Hurling Championship) Carrigaline booked their spot in the Ross Oil Junior A South East Hurling Championship quarter-finals on Friday night, digging deep to earn a hard-fought 0-19 to 1-13 victory over Courceys in Brinny. In a lively contest that remained in the melting pot right down to the final whistle, Carr

Patrol Leader Cullen McCormack and Assistant Patrol Leader Ben Baxter, together with patrol members Abbey Collins, Alex Wilczewski, Cian Lenihan, Lily Mulcahy, Luke Gargan and Megan Baxter, qualified to represent 41st Passage West at the three-day event, held at Castle Saunderson International Scout Centre in Co. Cavan. The Phoenix Challenge brings together Scout patrols from across Ireland for three days of competition, with a wide range of challenges testing their Scouting

Following great successes with Year of The Hiker, Big Maggie, Dancing at Lughnasa and Never Going Back There, Hunters moon Theatre begins its autumn tour of the John B. Keane play 'The Field.' Carrigaline based Hunter Moon Theatre was founded in 2018 by Philip O Byrne and since then has toured widely throughout Munster with many Classic Irish plays including the Irish premiere of Never Going Back There. Previous venues include The Everyman Cork, Grainstore Ballymaloe, St Jo

JJ Hurley Diarmuid Ó Murchú 4-13 (4-1-11) Ballymartle 0-12 (0-3-6) Four goals proved decisive as Diarmuid Ó Murchú defeated Ballymartle to capture the South East U21 B Football title at Belgooly on Saturday. The Shamrocks and Crosshaven amalgamation started strongly, taking the lead in the second minute when man-of-the-match Oisin Buckley finished to the net. Ballymartle worked their way into the game with points from Leo Hennessey and Ryan Deasy to narrow the gap to two. How

Tracton 2-17 Crosshaven 1-10 For many GAA supporters, the start of Championship season marks the true end of summer and that sentiment rang especially true last night, as heavy rain poured for the South-East Junior B Hurling Championship clash between Tracton and Crosshaven. Playing in winter-like conditions, Tracton set the early pace, scoring two points clear inside the first ten minutes. Crosshaven struggled to break down a well-organised home defence, though Redvers McGra