Castlelyons win a third county football title.Castlelyons 3-9 Rochestown 1-10 Castlelyons as the Echo said, “have a soft spot for the big ball”.  We won two Junior B football championships back in 1989 and 2014.  We did not field at team at adult level for the last two years due to concentration on the small ball.  However, our manager Liam Moroney, Coach Darren Tobin and Selector Chris Cotter got a great buy in this year from a lot of young players.  This included several minors, and they put together some great results this season as the new rules...

Castlelyons defeat Newcestown in vital Red FM county hurling league game. Cork is a big hurling county and this is not the half of it as we headed on a journey of almost forty five miles for Newcestown on Sunday morning to play the locals in a vital Red FM league game at 11.30am.  While some light showers made the pitch slippy the lads were focused, hurdled well and came away with two valuable league points as they won 4-14 to 1-16.  The win was important to us as we now preserve our position in division three for 2026.We started well with two good points from Alan Fenton...

Junior Footballers in a County Final.Castlelyons 0-12 Lough Rovers 0-5We are in a county final already this year as our Junior Footballers defeated Lough Rovers in the Junior C confined championship semi Final in Whitechurch last Friday evening.  This was  a dour contest as our young team stood up well to the physicality of their oponents and combined well to pick off some fine scores.  The Lough scored first and Shane Cotter equalised for us.  Shane Moroney put his fellow midfielder Dylan Leetch for a good score while the hard working Jack Cremin had three points...

Congratulations to Niall O’Leary and his Rebel colleagues on a great win last Saturday.Comhghairdeas mór le Niall agus the Rebels as Cork confounded the critics in a game for the ages to take the Munster senior hurling title 2025 and the Mackey Cup for the first time in the Gaelic Grounds on Saturday evening last. I hit off for Limerick early on Saturday and going into Caherconlish a fox crossed the road. The fox got me thinking and it crossed my mind were Cork playing cutely in the early round in Limerick as they were so casual and paid the price suffering a heavy defeat...