Castlelyons play Inniscarra in the Premier Intermediate Hurling Championship this SaturdayIt’s a case of up the road to Riverstown this Saturday afternoon the 14th September and a 3.30pm throw in this much awaited game. The réiteoir for the day is the competent Davy Farrell. An unusual set up for any team to say the least as we have waited six months for a second championship outing since we defeated Youghal last April. However, we are still there and it’s all or nothing on Saturday evening as Inniscarra are a very formidable side. They were defeated by Watergrasshill...

Castlelyons Under 21 Hurlers advance in close encounterCastlelyons 0-20 Sarsfields 0-19We headed across to nearby to a well prepared Páirc De Bríde for the Under 21A Championship versus Sarsfields on Friday evening and came out on top in an entertaining game by just one point. The evening was dry with a tough breeze blowing into the town goals. On paper our team looked very strong, but we had to line out minus Ian Riordan and Shane Cotter who were injured, also, Mark Spillane and Richard Morrison retired at half time through injury. Sarsfields, had a recent win over Blackrock...

East Cork U21AHC - Castlelyons v Sarsfields – Friday 30.8.19 in Rathcormac @6.45pmOur lads are out on this Friday evening 30.8.19 in the championship against Sarsfields second outfit.Their premier team had a big win over Blackrock and used only one substitute, so their second team is very strong also as they have big numbers, in fact they had 36 of a first team panel. They will have a lot of very strong minors as they have played at high grades up along.We have a few injuries and some on holidays. Hopefully all the O Leary’s will be available for us who together with Barry...

Junior B Hurlers in East Cork Quarter Final.Castlelyons 1-14 Aghada 0-14We had a well-earned victory win over Aghada on Wednesday evening in Killeagh. We now play Dungourney in the quarter final on a date to be arranged. Our game against Aghada was dogged and hard fought as the result was in doubt right up to the final whistle. They came with a star-studded outfit as their team was strong and led by intermediate players Ger Melvin and Charlie Terry while amazingly buried in the subs at No 23 was Willie Leahy. Now you may ask who Will Leahy is, but I can tell you he is a crackin...