NAMECHAIN is the brand new card game created by Carrigaline’s Dylan Gregson launching on August 10th. Dylan Gregson, 24, is from Carrigaline and a former pupil of Shanbally NS and Rochestown College. Having graduated from Biochemistry in UCC, he now works for Johnson & Johnson. “Back in school, when we were about 15 or 16, we used to play a game at lunch that we called The Name Game. The idea was simple: say the name of any famous person, then link the next name using the

Belgooly 1-22 Shamrocks 0-16 (JJ Hurley) Belgooly proved far too strong for a gallant Shamrocks side in the Ross Oil SE Junior A Hurling Championship at Minane Bridge on Friday night. Referee Kevin O’Sullivan with Shamrocks captain Mark Hitchmough and Belgooly captain Jamie Dwyer before their clash in the Ross Oil SE Junior A Hurling Championship game at Minane Bridge on Friday night. A game dominated by Barry Dwyer and Ryan Long in the first half will long be remembered for

Crosshaven 2-15 Valley Rovers 0-12 Crosshaven blended youth and experience to defeat Valley Rovers in the South-East Junior B Hurling League in Ballinhassig on Sunday morning. In the first half, Crosshaven played with the wind at their backs, but it took three wides, including a free, before Daniel Dransfield split the posts. Minutes later he was on target again, this time finding the net with a shot that beat Darragh Looney in the Valley Rovers goal. Ruairc Sisk added two mo

Carrigaline delivered a huge upset in the opening round of the McCarthy Insurance Group Premier Senior Football Championship as they defeated county champions St. Finbarrs in Ballinhassig last Friday night. A strong second half performance and eight points from Éanna Desmond sealed the historic win for the Carrigdhoun side. Mick Meaney made a number of changes to Carrigaline’s starting fifteen. Outfield player Ryan Delaney replaced injured Séan Mellett in goal and Kieran Kav

Ballinhassig 0-15 (0-1-13) Ballymartle 1-07 (1-1-5) Ballinhassig captain Patrick O'Leary with Ballymartle's Fionn Desmond and Referee Michael O'Mahony Kilbrittain Ballinhassig claimed a vital two points in the Procure.ie South East Junior A Football Championship with a hard-earned victory over Ballymartle in Belgooly on Friday evening. The contest was played in a sporting manner for much of the game before tensions rose in the closing stages. After Ballymartle reduced the g