Cork Junior A Hurling Championship

Cork Junior A Hurling Championship
Current season or competition:
2023 Cork Junior A Hurling Championship
IrishCraobh Iomána Shóisearach A Chorcaí
CodeHurling
Founded1895; 129 years ago (1895)
Region Cork (GAA)
TrophyJohn Quirke Cup
No. of teams7 (county championship)
70 (total)
Title holders Nemo Rangers (2nd title)
Most titles Carrigtwohill (6 titles)
SponsorsCo-Op Superstores
Official websiteCork GAA

The Cork Junior A Hurling Championship (known for sponsorship reasons as the Co-Op Superstores Cork Junior A Hurling Championship and abbreviated to the Cork JAHC) is an annual hurling competition organised by the Cork County Board of the Gaelic Athletic Association and contested by the top-ranking junior clubs in the county of Cork in Ireland. It is the sixth tier overall in the entire Cork hurling championship system and is regarded as one of the toughest club competitions to win.[1]

The Cork Junior Championship was introduced in 1895 as a countywide competition for teams deemed not eligible for the senior grade or second-string senior teams. At the time of its creation it was the second tier of Cork hurling.

In its current format, the Cork Junior A Championship begins in September following the completion of the seven Divisional Junior Championships. The 7 participating teams compete in a single-elimination tournament which culminates with the final match at Páirc Uí Rinn in October or November. The winner of the Cork Junior A Championship, as well as being presented with the John Quirke Cup, gains promotion to the Cork Premier Junior Hurling Championship.

The competition has been won by 72 teams, 29 of which have won it more than once. Carrigtwohill are the most successful team in the championships history, having won it 6 times. Nemo Rangers are the title holders, beating Harbour Rovers by 1-14 to 1-12 in the 2023 final.

History

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Officially known as the Cork Junior A Hurling Championship, it is regarded as one of the most hotly contested and most difficult to win of all the county championships. Established in 1895 as the "seconds championship", by the 1930s it developed along divisional lines due to the increased number of clubs participating.[citation needed]

The first championship took place in 1895 when Blackrock were crowned junior champions.

Format

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Current format

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Quarter-finals: Six of the seven divisional champions compete in this round. The seventh divisional champion receives a bye to the next round. Three teams qualify for the next round, joining the seventh divisional champion.

Semi-finals: The two semi-finals feature the three quarter-final-winning teams and the team that receives a bye. Two teams qualify for the next round.

Final: The two semi-final winners contest the final. The winning team are declared champions.

2017-2019

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First round: The seven divisional champions are seeded and are drawn to play the seven divisional runners-up. Repeat pairings from divisional finals are avoided in this round. Six teams qualify for the next round with one team receiving a bye.

Quarter-finals: The three quarter-finals feature the six first round-winning teams. Three teams qualify for the next round.

Semi-finals: The two semi-finals feature the three quarter-final-winning teams and the team that receives a bye from the first round . Two teams qualify for the next round.

Final: The two semi-final winners contest the final. The winning team are declared champions.

Teams

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Qualification

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Division Championship Qualifying teams
Border Avondhu North Cork Junior A Hurling Championship Champions
Border Carbery Carbery Junior A Hurling Championship Champions
Border Carrigdhoun South East Junior A Hurling Championship Champions
Border Duhallow Duhallow Junior A Hurling Championship Champions
Border Imokilly East Cork Junior A Hurling Championship Champions
Border Muskerry Mid Cork Junior A Hurling Championship Champions
Border Seandún Cork City Junior A Hurling Championship Champions

2024 Teams

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70 clubs will compete in the 2024 Cork Junior A Hurling Championship: eight teams from Duhallow, twelve teams from Avondhu, nine teams from Muskerry, thirteen teams from Carbery, ten teams from Seandún, ten teams from Carrigdhoun and eight teams from Imokilly.

Team Location Colours Division Divisional Titles Last Divisional Title Championship Titles Last Championship Title
Araglen Araglen Green and white Avondhu 0 — 0 —
Ballinascarthy Ballinascarthy Red and white Carbery 7 2022 0 —
Ballincollig Ballincollig Green and white Muskerry 5 1990 2 1963
Ballinhassig Ballinhassig Blue and white Carrigdhoun 29 2014 3 2002
Ballinora Ballinora Green and red Muskerry 10 2024 0 —
Ballygarvan Ballygarvan Red and white Carrigdhoun 2 2004 1 2004
Ballyhea Ballyhea Black and white Avondhu 10 1976 3 1976
Ballyhooly Ballyhooly Blue and yellow Avondhu 0 — 0 —
Ballymartle Riverstick Green and gold Carrigdhoun 16 2021 3 1986
Bandon Bandon Yellow and white Carbery 13 2009 4 1999
Banteer Banteer Red and white Duhallow 8 2017 0 —
Bantry Blues Bantry Blue and white Carbery 0 — 0 —
Belgooly Belgooly White and blue Carrigdhoun 1 2023 0 —
Bishopstown Bishopstown Maroon and white Seandún 1 1977 0 —
Blackrock Blackrock Green and yellow Seandún 7 2013 5 1947
Blarney Blarney Red and white Muskerry 13 1993 2 1993
Brian Dillons Montenotte Blue and white Seandún 10 2020 1 1938
Bride Rovers Rathcormac Green, white and yellow Imokilly 5 1998 1 1998
Carrigaline Carrigaline Blue and yellow Carrigdhoun 8 2003 0 —
Carrignavar Carrignavar Red and green Imokilly 3 2023 0 —
Carrigtwohill Carrigtwohill Blue and gold Imokilly 9 1994 6 1994
Castlemagner Castlemagner Black and amber Duhallow 5 2015 1 1954
Charleville Charleville Red and white Avondhu 9 2011 1 2011
Clonakilty Clonakilty Green and red Carbery 18 2023 0 —
Cobh Cobh Yellow and green Imokilly 3 1985 5 1959
Courcey Rovers Ballinspittle Red and white Carrigdhoun 6 2019 1 2001
Clyda Rovers Mourneabbey Black and yellow Avondhu 3 2019 1 1989
Diarmuid Ó Mathúna's Castletown-Kinneigh Blue and gold Carbery 6 2024 0 —
Dohenys Dunmanway Green and white Carbery 4 2013 0 —
Donoughmore Donoughmore Black and white Muskerry 0 — 0 —
Dripsey Dripsey Red and blue Muskerry 1 2008 1 2008
Dromina Dromina Blue and yellow Avondhu 5 2017 1 2003
Dromtarriffe Rathcoole Red and white Duhallow 5 2024 0 —
Éire Óg Ovens Red and white Muskerry 7 1977 2 1977
Fermoy Fermoy Black and amber Avondhu 8 2009 1 2009
Freemount Freemount Maroon and white Duhallow 6 2005 0 —
Glen Rovers Blackpool Green, black and yellow Seandún 17 2008 2 1950
Grenagh Grenagh Blue and gold Muskerry 11 2013 1 2013
Harbour Rovers Glanworth Green and white Avondhu 4 2023 0 —
Inniscarra Inniscarra Blue and white Muskerry 9 2020 1 1975
Kanturk Kanturk Green and white Duhallow 9 2003 1 1969
Kilbree Rossmore Blue and white Carbery 2 2018 0 —
Kilbrin Kilbrin Blue and white Duhallow 11 2016 0 —
Killavullen Killavullen Blue and white Avondhu 1 2024 0 —
Killeagh Killeagh Green and white Imokilly 6 2024 1 1995
Kilmichael Kilmichael Blue and gold Muskerry 0 — 0 —
Kilshannig Glantane Blue and yellow Avondhu 1 2022 0 —
Kinsale Kinsale Blue and white Carrigdhoun 7 2020 2 1933
Liscarroll-Churchtown Gaels Churchtown Green, white and yellow Avondhu 0 — 0 —
Midleton Midleton Black and white Imokilly 9 1990 4 1990
Millstreet Millstreet Green and yellow Duhallow 3 1963 0 —
Na Piarsaigh Fair Hill Yellow and black Seandún 6 1997 1 1953
Newcestown Newcestown Red and yellow Carbery 9 2014 3 1992
Newmarket Newmarket Black and red Duhallow 16 2023 0 —
Passage West Passage West Green and white Seandún 1 2021 2 1906
Randal Óg Dunmanway Yellow and green Carbery 0 — 0 —
Sarsfields Glanmire Blue, white and black Imokilly 4 2016 1 1937
Shamrocks Shanbally Green and white Carrigdhoun 5 2005 1 1904
Shanballymore Shanballymore Red and black Avondhu 5 1997 2 1942
St. Colum's Kealkill Black and orange Carbery 0 — 0 —
St. Finbarr's Togher Blue and yellow Seandún 12 2014 3 1956
St. Ita's Gortroe White and green Imokilly 1 2021 0 —
St. James's Ardfield Green and gold Carbery 0 — 0 —
St Oliver Plunkett's Ahiohill Black and white Carbery 1 2011 0 —
St Mary's Enniskean Black and gold Carbery 0 — 0 —
St. Vincent's Gurranabraher Green and white Seandún 3 1957 0 —
Tracton Tracton Green and red Carrigdhoun 8 2024 2 1979
Valley Rovers Innishannon Green and white Carrigdhoun 10 2022 1 1988
White's Cross Ballinvriskig Green and white Seandún 0 — 0 —
Whitechurch Whitechurch Purple and yellow Seandún 1 2024 0 —

Trophy

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The winning team is presented with the John Quirke Cup. Born in Milltown, County Kerry, Johnny Quirke (1911–1983) played hurling for Blackrock and was a member of the Cork senior hurling team for 14 years, during which time he won four successive All-Ireland Championships between 1941 and 1944. He served as a Cork selector for many years and was deeply involved at all levels with the Blackrock club.[2]

Sponsorship

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TSB Bank became the first title sponsor of the championship, serving in that capacity until 2005 when the Evening Echo signed a sponsorship deal. In 2020, Dairygold Co-Op Superstores were unveiled as the new title sponsor of the Cork Junior A Championship.[3]

Roll of Honour

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By club

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# Club Titles Runners-up Winning years Losing years
1 Carrigtwohill 6 3 1896, 1915, 1941, 1948, 1966, 1994 1897, 1962, 1978
2 Cobh 5 4 1907, 1913, 1916, 1926, 1959 1911, 1912, 1923, 1985
Redmonds 5 3 1897, 1898, 1899, 1900, 1909 1896, 1905, 1906
Blackrock 5 2 1895, 1901, 1910, 1931, 1947 1899, 1903
5 Midleton 4 2 1917, 1945, 1984, 1990 1908, 1925
Castlemartyr 4 2 1935, 1951, 1964, 2014 1947, 1963
Bandon 4 0 1929, 1949, 1971, 1999 —
8 Cloughduv 3 12 1940, 1970, 2018 1910, 1922, 1938, 1948, 1951, 1953, 1956, 1964, 1967, 2009, 2010, 2015
Ballinhassig 3 5 1965, 1973, 2002 1954, 1971, 1995, 2000, 2014
Ballymartle 3 2 1952, 1958, 1986 1936, 1975
Cloyne 3 2 1939, 1961, 1987 1944, 1960
St. Finbarr's 3 1 1902, 1903, 1956 1900
Ballyhea 3 1 1930, 1955, 1976 1959
Newcestown 3 1 1972, 1980, 1992 1988
15 Mayfield 2 6 1978, 2016 1934, 1935, 1939, 1941, 1969, 2011
Kilworth 2 4 1967, 2006 1961, 1980, 1993, 2005
Shanballymore 2 3 1908, 1942 1902, 1904, 1937
Glen Rovers 2 2 1924, 1950 1943, 1976
Ballincollig 2 2 1927, 1963 1987, 1990
Newtownshandrum 2 2 1946, 1969 1940, 1992
Passage 2 1 1905, 1906 1945
Kinsale 2 1 1918, 1933 1930
Castletownroche 2 1 1960, 1982 1979
Blarney 2 1 1936, 1993 1898
St. Catherine's 2 1 1983, 2017 1981
St. Anne's 2 0 1925, 1928 —
Éire Óg 2 0 1962, 1977 —
Tracton 2 0 1957, 1979 —
Nemo Rangers 2 0 2000, 2023 —
30 Courcey Rovers 1 4 2001 1957, 1970, 1997, 1999
Brian Dillons 1 3 1938 1965, 2012, 2017
Aghabullogue 1 3 1991 1907, 1909, 1983
Charleville 1 3 2011 1974, 2001, 2007
Kilbrittain 1 2 1985 1927, 1984
Fr. O'Neill's 1 2 2005 1996, 2002
Meelin 1 2 2010 1973, 1986
Grenagh 1 2 2013 1958, 2004
Rangers 1 1 1911 1914
Mallow 1 1 1914 1950
Doneraile 1 1 1919 1918
Lough Rovers 1 1 1932 1952
Sarsfield's 1 1 1937 2016
Kanturk 1 1 1969 1949
Inniscarra 1 1 1975 1968
Valley Rovers 1 1 1988 1966
Arigdeen Rangers 1 1 1996 2003
Barryroe 1 1 2007 1994
Kildorrery 1 1 2012 1972
Dungourney 1 1 2015 2006
Russell Rovers 1 1 2019 2018
Erin's Own 1 1 2022 1977
Shamrocks 1 0 1904 —
Fr. O'Leary Hall 1 0 1912 —
Fr. Matthew Hall 1 0 1922 —
Geraldines 1 0 1923 —
Liscarroll 1 0 1934 —
Oldcastletown 1 0 1943 —
31st Battalion 1 0 1944 —
Na Piarsaigh 1 0 1953 —
Castlemagner 1 0 1954 —
Watergrasshill 1 0 1974 —
Milford 1 0 1981 —
Clyda Rovers 1 0 1989 —
Killeagh 1 0 1995 —
Castlelyons 1 0 1997 —
Bride Rovers 1 0 1998 —
Dromina 1 0 2003 —
Ballygarvan 1 0 2004 —
Dripsey 1 0 2008 —
Fermoy 1 0 2009 —
Lisgoold 1 0 2020 —
Ballygiblin 1 0 2021 —
73 O'Donovan Rossa 0 3 — 1931, 1932, 1933
St Mary’s 0 2 — 1913, 1917
Harbour Rovers 0 2 — 2020, 2023
Evergreen 0 1 — 1895
Knockavilla 0 1 — 1915
Funcheon Vale 0 1 — 1916
Fairhill 0 1 — 1919
Dohenys 0 1 — 1924
College Rovers 0 1 — 1926
Ballinacurra 0 1 — 1928
Ballinora 0 1 — 1929
Clonakilty 0 1 — 1946
Delaney Rovers 0 1 — 1982
Ballinascarthy 0 1 — 1989
Aghada 0 1 — 1991
Freemount 0 1 — 1998
Diarmuid Ó Mathúnas 0 1 — 2008
Kilbrin 0 1 — 2013
Carrignavar 0 1 — 2019
Dromtarriffe 0 1 — 2021
Kilshannig 0 1 — 2022
  • Note: 1901, 1942 and 1945 did not have runners-up in the championships.

By division

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# Division Titles Runners-Up Total Most recent win
1 Border Imokilly 34 23 57 2022
2 Border Seandun 31 26 57 2023
3 Border Avondhu 22 21 43 2021
4 Border Carrigdhoun 14 13 27 2004
5 Border Muskerry 13 22 35 2018
6 Border Carbery 10 13 23 2007
7 Border Duhallow 3 6 9 2010

List of Finals

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Year Winners Runners-up
Club Score Club Score
2024
2023 Nemo Rangers 1-14 Harbour Rovers 1-12
2022 Erin's Own 0-16, 1-30 (aet) Kilshannig 0-16, 3-20
2021 Ballygiblin 2–18 Dromtarriffe 0–18
2020 Lisgoold 2–19 Harbour Rovers 0–16
2019[4] Russell Rovers 1–17 Carrignavar 0-09
2018 Cloughduv 2–12 Russell Rovers 0–14
2017 St. Catherine's 2–10, 0–13 (R) Brian Dillons 1–13, 0–12 (R)
2016[5] Mayfield 1–16 Sarsfields 1–13
2015[6][7] Dungourney 1–16, 1–21 (R) Cloughduv 2–13, 0–11 (R)
2014[8] Castlemartyr 0–18 Ballinhassig 0–10
2013[9] Grenagh 1–10 Kilbrin 2-05
2012[10][11] Kildorrery 2-08 Brian Dillons 0–13
2011 Charleville 2–10 Mayfield 0–11
2010 Meelin 1–19 Cloughduv 2-09
2009 Fermoy 1–14 Cloughduv 0–10
2008 Dripsey 0–13 Diarmuid Ó Mathúnas 1-07
2007 Barryroe 2–19 Charleville 2–13
2006 Kilworth 0–13 Dungourney 0–12
2005 Fr. O'Neill's 0–15 Kilworth 1-09
2004 Ballygarvan 3-07 Grenagh 1–12
2003[12] Dromina 2–13 Arigdeen Rangers 0-09
2002 Ballinhassig 2–12 Fr. O'Neill's 3-07
2001[13] Courcey Rovers 3-09 Charleville 3-07
2000 Nemo Rangers 2-08 Ballinhassig 1–10
1999 Bandon 0–11 Courcey Rovers 1-07
1998 Bride Rovers 2–10 Freemount 0–13
1997 Castlelyons 2-09 Courcey Rovers 1–11
1996 Arigdeen Rangers 3-09 Fr. O'Neill's 0–11
1995 Killeagh 3-09 Ballinhassig 0-08
1994 Carrigtwohill 0–12 Barryroe 1-07
1993 Blarney 2–10 Kilworth 1-09
1992 Newcestown 2–14 Newtownshandrum 3-05
1991 Aghabullogue 1–12, 1–13 (R) Aghada 1–12, 1–09 (R)
1990 Midleton 1–15 Ballincollig 1-09
1989 Clyda Rovers 0–12, 0–11 (R) Ballinascarthy 2-06, 1–07 (R)
1988 Valley Rovers 0–11 Newcestown 1-06
1987 Cloyne 6-08 Ballincollig 3-06
1986 Ballymartle 3-08 Meelin 2-04
1985 Kilbrittain 5-07 Cobh 1–12
1984 Midleton 3–12 Kilbrittain 2–11
1983 St. Catherine's 1–13 Aghabullogue 1-08
1982 Castletownroche 5–18 Delaney's 3-04
1981 Milford 1–10 St. Catherine's 0–11
1980 Newcestown 1–12 Kilworth 2-06
1979 Tracton 4–12 Castletownroche 1-06
1978 Mayfield 2-08 Carrigtwohill 0-03
1977 Éire Óg 2-08 Erin's Own 1-09
1976 Ballyhea 4–14 Glen Rovers 4–10
1975 Inniscarra 5-07 Ballymartle 3-08
1974 Watergrasshill 3-08 Charleville 0–10
1973 Ballinhassig 1-06 Meelin 0-05
1972 Newcestown 2-07 Kildorrery 2-04
1971 Bandon 3–12 Ballinhassig 4-05
1970 Cloughduv 3–15 Courcey Rovers 2-04
1969 Kanturk 3-07 Mayfield 1–10
1968 Newtownshandrum 1-09 Inniscarra 2-04
1967 Kilworth 3–11 Cloughduv 2-07
1966 Carrigtwohill 7-06 Valley Rovers 3-03
1965 Ballinhassig 6-05 Brian Dillons 1-02
1964 Castlemartyr 4-05 Cloughduv 2-09
1963 Ballincollig 4-08, 1–11 (R) Castlemartyr 6-02, 1–07 (R)
1962 Éire Óg 3-04 Carrigtwohill 2-04
1961 Cloyne 3-07, 4–06 (R) Kilworth 4-04, 2–04 (R)
1960 Castletownroche 3-06 Cloyne 4-02
1959 Cobh 3-09 Ballyhea 2-06
1958 Ballymartle 1-07, 8–10 (R) Grenagh 2-04, 2–01 (R)
1957 Tracton 4-05 Courcey Rovers 3-04
1956 St. Finbarr's 4-08 Cloughduv 3-03
1955 Ballyhea * w/o
1954 Castlemagner 3-08 Ballinhassig 4-04
1953 Na Piarsaigh 6-00 Cloughduv 2–10
1952 Ballymartle 3-06, 2–10 (R) Lough Rovers 4-03, 3–05 (R)
1951 Castlemartyr 6-05 Cloughduv 2-07
1950 Glen Rovers 4-06 Mallow 3-00
1949 Bandon 7-03 Kanturk 1-02
1948 Carrigtwohill 6-05 Cloughduv 1-01
1947 Blackrock 6-03 Castlemartyr 5-00
1946 Newtownshandrum 4-02, 6–03 (R) Clonakilty 4-02, 1–04 (R)
1945 Midleton 3-06 Passage 3-03
1944 31st Battalion 5-05 Cloyne 2-04
1943 Oldcastletown 3-04 Glen Rovers 2-00
1942 Shanballymore * w/o
1941 Carrigtwohill 5-01 Mayfield 2-00
1940 Cloughduv 10-00 Newtownshandrum 5-01
1939 Cloyne 6-05 Mayfield 3-03
1938 Brian Dillons 5-02 Cloughduv 2-03
1937 Sarsfields 5-05 Shanballymore 5-02
1936 Blarney 6-02 Ballymartle 3-01
1935 Castlemartyr 1-03, 4–01, 2–01, 1–01 * Mayfield 1-03, 4–01, 2–00, 4–03
1934 Liscarroll 2-04 Mayfield 0-03
1933 Kinsale 5-04 Skibbereen 0-01
1932 Lough Rovers 5-04 Skibbereen 4-01
1931 Blackrock 3-07 Skibbereen 1-01
1930 Ballyhea 3-01 Kinsale 0-02
1929 Bandon 2-05 Ballinora 2-01
1928 St. Anne's 3-01 Ballinacurra 2-00
1927 Ballincollig 4-00 Kilbrittain 3-01
1926 Cobh 8-02 College Rovers 1-01
1925 St. Anne's 2-03 Midleton 1-03
1924 Glen Rovers Dohenys
1923 Geraldines 5-04 Cobh 5-03
1922 Fr. Matthew Hall 3-01 Cloughduv 2-02
1921 No Championship
1920 No Championship
1919 Doneraile 1-07 Fairhill 1-02
1918 Kinsale 4-01 Doneraile 2-01
1917 Midleton 5-03 St. Mary's 0-01
1916 Cobh 9-01 Funcheon Vale 6-02
1915 Carrigtwohill 1-02 Knockavilla 1-00
1914 Mallow 9-03 Rangers 1-01
1913 Cobh 1-03 St. Mary's 1-02
1912 Fr. O'Leary Hall 6-00 Cobh 0-00
1911 Rangers 4-01 Cobh 0-00
1910 Blackrock 10-04 Cloughduv 1–11
1909 Redmonds 4–12 Aghabullogue 1-03
1908 Shanballymore 2–16 Midleton 0-03
1907 Cobh 5–13 Aghabullogue 0-02
1906 Passage Redmonds
1905 Passage Redmonds
1904 Shamrocks 3-08 Shanballymore 3-03
1903 St. Finbarr's 3–15 Blackrock 4-06
1902 St. Finbarr's Shanballymore
1901 Blackrock
1900 Redmonds St. Finbarr's
1899 Redmonds 6-01 Blackrock 5-02
1898 Redmonds Blarney
1897 Redmonds Carrigtwohill
1896 Carrigtwohill 7-02 Redmonds 0-04
1895 Blackrock Evergreen
  • 1955 Aghabullogue and Castlelyons disqualified after meeting in the semi-final
  • 1942 Tracton and St. Finbarr's disqualified
  • 1935 The second replay abandoned due to weather conditions fifteen minutes from the end. The third replay abandoned a few minutes from time. Both teams suspended for two months and the championship declared null and void.

Records and statistics

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Final

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Team

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  • Most wins: 6:
  • Most consecutive wins: 4:

Divisional winners by year (2010–present)

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Year Duhallow Avondhu Muskerry Carbery Seandun Carrigdhoun Imokilly
2024 Dromtarriffe Killavullen Ballinora Diarmuid Ó Mathúna's Whitechurch Tracton Killeagh
2023 Newmarket Harbour Rovers Ballinora Clonakilty Nemo Rangers Belgooly Carrignavar
2022 Dromtarriffe Kilshannig Ballinora Ballinascarthy Nemo Rangers Valley Rovers Erin's Own
2021 Dromtarriffe Ballygiblin Ballinora Ballinascarthy Passage West Ballymartle St Ita's
2020 Dromtarriffe Harbour Rovers Inniscarra Clonakilty Brian Dillons Kinsale Lisgoold
2019 Newmarket Clyda Rovers Cloughduv Ballinascarthy Brian Dillons Courcey Rovers Russell Rovers
2018 Dromtarriffe Ballygiblin Cloughduv Kilbree Nemo Rangers Courcey Rovers Russell Rovers
2017 Banteer Dromina Cloughduv Clonakilty Nemo Rangers Valley Rovers St Catherine's
2016 Kilbrin Harbour Rovers Ballinora Kilbree Mayfield Valley Rovers Sarsfields
2015 Castlemagner Harbour Rovers Cloughduv Clonakilty Brian Dillons Ballymartle Dungourney
2014 Kilbrin Dromina Cloughduv Newcestown St Finbarr's Ballinhassig Castlemartyr
2013 Kilbrin Newtownshandrum Grenagh Dohenys Blackrock Ballinhassig Castlemartyr
2012 Kilbrin Kildorrery Grenagh Clonakilty Brian Dillons Ballinhassig Carrignavar
2011 Kilbrin Charleville Cloughduv St Oliver Plunketts Mayfield Ballinhassig Dungourney
2010 Meelin Buttevant Cloughduv Diarmuid Ó Mathúna's Mayfield Ballymartle Castlemartyr

See also

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Cork Junior A Football Championship

References

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Sources

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