Cork Senior Football and Premier IFC Finals 2019

2019 County Senior Football Final and Premier Intermediate Football Final

On Sunday next 27th of October, Cork Senior Football Final will take place in Páirc Uí Rinn. Nemo Rangers will play Duhallow at 4pm in the decider. At 2pm, Eire Og will meet St.Michael's in the opening game of the day in Premier IFC Final. 

Match Coverage

There will be live coverage on TG4 (of Senior Football Final only), 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 Football finals 

Senior Football

Andy Scannell Cup - Senior Football Championship Andy Scannell, native of Ballingeary former NT at Clondulane NS outside Fermoy, played with Fermoy and was Secretary of the club between 1936 & 1939, Chairman from 1940 to 45. He took the Chair of the Avondhu division in 1946 & held it until 1952. Andy played with Cork Junior Hurlers & Footballers and was a selector with Cork teams at various levels including SH & SF. which included the 1945 All Irl SF winning team and the All Irl SH teams of 53 & 54. He was also an accomplished referee ,refeering at County & Munster level. He was Cork County Vice Chairman in 1947 and its Chairman from 1952 to 1955 before he went on to the Vice Chair of Munster Council in 1957.  He was a central Council delegate in the years 57 & 58.Andy died suddenly in Jan 1959.

Billy Long Cup - Premier Intermediate Football Championship Billy Long was involved with Lees in the 1940s and 50s. He was a selector with the Cork Senior Football team in 1956 and was a member of the County Board Executive. He died a young man and his family donated the cup in his memory.