The East Cork JHC Final of 1993 between Castlelyons and Killeagh was played on a beautiful day on 29th August day 1993 in Watergrasshill before a huge crowd. Killeagh were hot favourites being the form team with a big win over Dungourney in the semi-final. Castlelyons Pipe Band led around the teams and set the scene with the National anthem. John Motherway, referee on the day, threw in the sliotar to a mighty buzz from Castlelyons followers who were all around the ground outnumbering their more favoured opponents. We showed fierce fire from the start and when John Quirke banged in an...

Castlelyons and Kilworth share the points in IHLCastlelyons 1-15 Kilworth 1-15We were at home to Kilworth last Wednesday evening in an eagerly awaited league tie. The evening was warm with the pitch hard and dry. The dust was rising around the square and the game certainly lived up to the billing. The referee, Aidan Barry, threw in the sliotar and right from the off it was hard and manly. We started well but our shooting could be better. Keith O Leary had 0-1. Kilworth worked the ball in well from midfield to a lively full forward line and and they tack on 0-3. However, David Morrison...

Castlelyons go second in Division 1 IHLCastlelyons 0-16 Watergrasshill 1-12.We took on the ‘hill in their own Felix Sarsfield Memorial Park on Saturday and came away with a merited win. The evening was misty with a stiff breeze blowing into the Glenville end and Niall O Neill was on the whistle and did a good job. We were first to score as Ronan O Regan played a great ball to Eoin Maye who duly obliged with 0-1. Shane O Regan, who had a cracking game for the ‘Hill, levelled but Tom Carroll had 0-1 and M Spillane 0-3 (frees), one involving all three Spillane before Colm was...

Niall O Leary levels the ‘Hill to send us into East Cork U21 “A” HC semi-final.Castlelyons 1-13 Watergrasshill 1-13.The Jamsie Kelleher Memorial Park in Dungourney hosted our U21 hurling championship game versus Watergrasshill on Friday evening last with throw in at 7.15 pm. The Dungourney pitch was in in great condition, with a nice stand, etc, and we wish the club well on their further development as the blocks and fresh mortar were setting on the corner. Brian Murphy a common-sense referee was on the whistle and set the scene for vital game before a good attendance...