Rematch proves a tough one in Final.Blarney 1-20 Castlelyons 0-15.This was a year of serous effort and winning four championship games to make it to the county final on Saturday evening.  Blarney were bookies favourites from the start of the year to win the championship.  However, Castlelyons caused a major stir in defeating them in Mourne Abbey in the group.  A rematch is always difficult, and Blarney had come through in style and unscathed despite going down to us earlier.  They were all in good fettle and had made a few positional switches since we last met them...

St Patricks 1-26 Cormac McAnallens 0-24While Castlelyons were preparing for the county final one of our great players now in Sydney played in the New South Wales championship final with the Cormac McAnallens Club but came up short as they were defeated by St Patricks in extra time 0-24 to 1-26.Castlelyons man Robbie Feeney had a great game at corner back with Kieran Lane of Kilworth at wing back in front of him. Lisa Carroll of Coolagown also had a strong interest and was on the on the line shouting on the team as her boyfriend Jamie Dwyer of Ballymartle was playing outfield. Newtownshandrum...

Castlelyons face up to Blarney in PIHC Final in Páirc Uí Chaoimh on Saturday at 7pm.It is a case of here we go again as we hear for the Páirc on Saturday evening for the county final of the PIHC.  Pity about attendance for our loyal supporters and at this time we do not know how many or even if it is behind closed doors. The Castlelyons club small in stature but big in heart and reaching a Premier intermediate county hurling final is a hugely significant occasion. Amazingly, our first county title did not come until 1989 and that was a county junior B football...

Castlelyons 2-14 Inniscarra 1-5What a day for Castlelyons Camogie Club last Saturday as they went on to win the club’s second ever adult camogie title.  They defeated Inniscarra in the Junior B county final in Castle Road before a limited crowd.  The heavy lifting was done in the semi-final against Bride Rovers as there was a feeling that Inniscarra were not as good and it proved that way when one looks at the victory margin.  The backs were rock solid from the start as Niamh Barry and Melissa O Sullivan at full and centre back led their lines well.  The Castlelyons...