Cork intermediates must go against after Royal draw
Cork 1-9 Meath 1-9
CORK and Meath will have to do it all over again on October 1 as 63 minutes of play were unable to separate them in the Liberty Insurance All-Ireland Intermediate
NORTH CORK LADIES GAA Catherine Ring
U-13 and U-15 TRAINING Under-13 training continues on Saturday with Under-15 on Wednesdays from 6.30 to 8pm. Refer to North Cork Ladies Football Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and website for confirmation of venue and time.
U-17 TRAINING
Due to the success of this programme during the summer, training has resumed every Sunday morning for girls born in 2000 and 2001. New players welcome to attend from all clubs, you don’t need to be sent from your Clubs. Please check out North Cork Ladies Football Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and Website for up to date details about this training.
COURSES FOR ALL TRAINERS Can all clubs take note of the following courses booked and Camogie Final.
The magnificent Megan Thynne was on the attack for Meath and in the throes of unleashing a shot at glory when referee Liz Dempsey called time on the play, allowing Cork supporters to breathe a sigh of relief.
The Rebels would have been extremely disappointed had they let it slip for a second consecutive year however, as they led for the majority of proceedings and wasted a couple of gilt-edged opportunities with some dreadful wides in the final quarter in particular.
It would have been hard on Meath to lose out too however, as
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The first course will be held in Banteer on Monday, October 16, Contact Catherine Ring to book your place. Payment is required on booking. Other dates available, we are actively looking for Clubs to host this course on these dates: Mon Nov 20, Wed Jan 17, Mon Feb 12. Cost: €150, numbers: max 20 people; time: 7.30pm to 10.30pm; usual charge is €20 per person FUNDAMENTALS Participants must be 16 or older to do the course. Meeting room and indoor sports hall required. Dates confirmed with Croke Park: Sat Nov 4, Sun Jan 28. Cost is €400; full-day course; numbers: min 20 places, 30 max; usual charge is €20 per person
Catherine is now taking bookings they showed tremendous grit to drag themselves back level after falling four points behind in the first half, and then recovering from the concession of a goal just before the break to reel in a similar deficit in the second period.
Both full-forward lines came into the game as the strongest sections of each unit and they advertised their talents especially in a more fluid opening period although they were shackled well in a cagier second half.
Rachel O’Shea opened the scoring for Cork and by the 10th minute, her colleagues on the inside line, Caroline Sugrue and
for the above courses, payment is required on booking to secure your place. She will also take names from any club who would like to host any of the above courses. Call 083 3498778 or email northcorkpro@gmail.com
PASSAGE WEST U8 / 10 BLITZ A huge thanks to all in Passage West for running a fantastic day out last Saturday, a great number of North Cork Clubs travelled to the Blitz and enjoyed the Parade, the football and fun and the fine day!
U-8 & 10 CERTIFICATES The North Cork Secretary is now taking numbers from all Clubs in North Cork in relation to ordering the Certificates for the U-8 and U-10s in all clubs, please email Susan on northcorksec@gmail. com with the total number of U-8 and U-10 players that you have in your club. Please do so as soon as possible to ensure that we have the certificates for the October meeting. Linda Collins had also gotten off the mark.
Keeva McCarthy shot a brace, the second a really well-crafted score after good work by Sugrue and Collins as Cork went 0-6 to 0-2 ahead but Meath responded with four in a row, Jane Dolan converting three frees and Sinéad Hackett slotting well.
McCarthy was on target once more for Cork however before Katelyn Hickey finished brilliantly to the corner of the Meath net to make it 1-7 to 0-6 at the change of ends.
The second half lacked the fluidity of the first, although it had a rip-roaring start, with Amy Gaffney pointing directly from the throw-in, and then Kristina Troy blasting a goal just over a minute later.
That score was all about Aoife Minogue however, as the young Dunderry forward drew the cover with a powerful run through the middle and timed her pass to perfection. Troy made no mistake despite Amy Lee, who had a fine game, closing in.
Player of the match Finola Nevile and O’Shea moved Cork ahead quickly but the Leesiders failed to score in the last 26 minutes, including three of injury time.
Dillon halved the gap in the 52nd minute but it wasn’t until the second minute of injury time that she was able to hit the leveller, just after Hickey had been sent off for a second yellow card offence. CORK: A Lee, L Weste, S Harrington, N Ní Chaoimh, R Kileen, S Buckley, L Callanan, F Neville (0-1), J Barry, K Hickey (1-0), K McCarthy (0-3, 2f), M McCarthy, R O’Shea (0-3, 1f), L Collins (0-1), C Sugrue (0-1). Subs: M Buckley for M McCarthy (46), S Fahy for O’Shea (60).
MEATH: E Mangan, E Coffey, C Coffey, E Burke, Á Keogh, A Maguire, L Donoghue, C O’Brien, M Thynne, A Gaffney (0-1), K Troy (1-0), A Minogue (0-1f), C Quinn, J Dolan (0-5f), S Hackett (0-2). Sub: A Slattery for Quinn (43).
REFEREE: L Dempsey (Kilkenny)