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County Senior Hurling Final 2019

October 16, 2019




















2019 County Senior Hurling Final 


On Sunday next 20th of October, Cork Senior Hurling Final will take place in Páirc Uí Rinn . Glen Rovers will play Imokilly at 4pm in the decider. 


County Final Information


TEAMS : Glen Rovers VS Imokilly

DATE: Sunday 20th October 

TIME: 4pm 

VENUE: Pairc Ui Rinn

REFEREE: Nathan Wall (Ballincollig) 



Match Coverage


There will be live coverage on C103fm with updates on Cork's 96FM, Red FM, Radio na Gaeltachta, Cork GAA website and Twitter page, but nothing beats being there!!



















Ticket information


Adult Tickets €20 on the day of the final 

OAP' s and students €15

U16s are Free

Tickets are on sale now at  your local Centre/Super Valu Stores. Adult Tickets purchased in advance will cost €18 (€20 on the day).

No Concession (AOP/Student) tickets can be bought in advance and no refunds will be available on the day

Please Note  - Concessions will be available on the day of the game at designated turnstiles



Ticket Competition






The last 10 County Senior Hurling finals 


Year Hurling WinnersHurling Runners-Up
2018
ImokillyMidleton
2017
ImokillyBlackrock
2016
Glen RoversErins Own



2015
2014		 Glen Rovers
Sarsfields		Sarsfields
Glen Rovers
2013 MidletonSarsfields
2012 SarsfieldsBishopstown
2011 CarrigtwohillCIT
2010 SarsfieldsGlen Rovers
2009 NewtownshandrumSarsfields



Seán Óg Murphy Cup - Senior Hurling Championship
A native of Cork city, Sean Og Murphy (1897-1956) played hurling for Blackrock and football for Nils. With Nils he won junior football titles in 1913 and 1914, while with his beloved Blackrock hurling team he won county titles in 1913, 1920, 1924, 1925 and 1927. The last three wins featured Murphy as captain of the side. He won three All-Ireland medals with Cork (1919, 1926 and 1928), along with six Munster medals. Murphy also lined out with Munster in the inter-provincial hurling competition. He first played for his province as captain in the inaugural year of the Railway Cup competition in 1927, however, Leinster were the victors on that occasion. Murphy served as captain again in 1928 and 1929 as he collected two Railway Cup winners' medals. Murphy also served as a selector on various Cork hurling teams over a period of four decades. While still a player he was a selector on the Cork teams that won the All-Ireland title sunder his captaincy in 1926 and 1928. Even though an injury brought his hurling career to an end Murphy served as a selector as Cork won two more All-Ireland titles in 1929 and 1931. He was a key member of the backroom team again as Cork won six more All-Ireland titles in 1941, 1943, 1944, 1952, 1953 and 1954. He served as secretary of Cork County Board from 1929 until his death in 1956, and in 2000 was named as full-back on the Cork Hurling Team of the Century.
 




Full Senior Hurling Championship Programme 


 

 

 

 

 

Erins Own

3-7

2-8

Ballymartle

Preliminary Round

Bishopstown

1-14

1-13

Newtownshandrum

Round 1

Sarsfields

2-24

0-11

Kanturk

Round 1

Douglas

1-18

1-12

Bride Rovers

Round 1

Charleville

1-27

1-25

Erins Own

Round 1

Carrigtwohill

0-8

3-23

St Finbarrs

Round 1

Blackrock

2-27

1-10

Ballyhea

Round 1

Killeagh

1-12

0-18

Na Piarsaigh

Round 1

Newcestown

0-17

1-17

Bandon

Round 1

Glen Rovers 

1-17

0-16

Midleton 

Round 1

Carrigtwohill

1-11

1-9

Killeagh

Round 2

Newcestown

1-21

6-13

Newtownshandrum

Round 2

Na Piarsaigh

0-16

1-16

St Finbarrs

Round 3

Ballymartle

2-11

1-20

Midleton

Round 2

Newtownshandrum

1-25

2-16

Blackrock

Round 3

Erins Own

1-13

0-19

Kanturk

Round 2

Ballyhea

3-20

4-16

Bride Rovers

Round 2

Charleville 

1-21

1-22

Glen Rovers 

Round 3 AET

Carrigtwohill

2-10

1-11

Bandon

Round 3

Ballyhea

1-14

0-14

Kanturk

Round 3

Sarsfields

0-19

0-15

Douglas

Round 3

Bishopstown

0-17

1-12

UCC

Round 3

Midleton 

4-16

0-34

Imokilly 

Round 3

Carrigtwohill

3-17

2-16

Ballyhea

QF

Bishopstown

0-14

0-15

St Finbarrs

QF

Newtownshandrum 

0-14

1-12

Glen Rovers 

QF

Imokilly 

1-17

0-10

Sarsfields 

QF

Glen Rovers 

0-26

0-11

Carrigtwohill 

SF

Imokilly 

3-19

1-19

St Finbarrs 

SF

Glen Rovers

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-

Imokilly 

Final



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Whitechurch GAA Club was first established in 1904 to represent the eastern half of Blarney parish
The Club is based in the Whitechurch Community complex where in recent years we have developed two new pitches, changing rooms and a hurling wall to cater in the best possible way for the youth of the area. We now excellent GAA facilities in place and the priority from now onwards will exclusively be focused on developing players, teams and coaches so that as a Club we become the best that we can be.

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