Courcey Rovers News Today

NEWCESTOWN and Courcey Rovers will clash in the second round of action in the county camogie senior league.

The Ferrybank players celebrate their win over Cappoquin in their Premier Intermediate Hurling Championship final playerd in Walsh Park in September.

Former Cork camogie manager Matthew Twomey believes two-time All-Ireland winner Saoirse McCarthy "could become one of the greats".

FIONA Keating is hopeful that Cork’s All-Ireland senior camogie triumph will spark a period of success for the Rebels.Prior to August’s 5-13 to 0-9 hammering of Waterford in the final, Cork hadn’t won the O’Duffy Cup since 2018 – and that was considered a lean period fo

BY JOHNNY CAROLANNEWCESTOWN hurling captain Eoghan Collins is well used to splitting his time, so dealing with the demands of dual championship assaults is well within his wheelhouse.The 22-year-old is currently undertaking a degree in agriculture which sees him spend three days

Courcey Rovers have it all to do to dethrone reigning champions Seandún in the SE Systems Senior Camogie Championship.

Since the Co-op SuperStores Cork PJHC came into being the three beaten finalists have been Russell Rovers, Kilbrittain and Tracton.

In 2022, Killeagh needed a relegation play-off win to stay in the SAHC. Newcestown only avoided a similar scenario because of one win.

Christine O’Neill isn’t surprised by the rise of Courcey Rovers’ All-Ireland winning heroes, Saoirse McCarthy and Fiona Keating.

Enniskeane are desperate to kickstart their 2023 SE Systems Cork camogie senior championship campaign against Courcey Rovers on Saturday.