Scór 2023 Competitions - ready to commence.

East Cork Dates - Coiste Scór Uí Mac Choille now set out below also.

In 2023, Scór na nÓg will reach a historic milestone with it being 50 years since the first All-Ireland of this competition took place. With this in mind, we would love to see an extra special effort being made by all the clubs and divisions throughout the county and to participate in this special year for Scór na nÓg. In 1973, the first All-Ireland Scór na nÓg Final was held and Cork had two All-Ireland Champions on the day, so let's continue our rich Scór tradition and take part 50 years on in 2023.

Remember there are eight events/disciplines in Scór that cover all aspects of Irish culture: Rince Foirne/Figure Dancing, Amhránaíocht Aonair/Solo Singing, Bailéad Ghrúpa/Ballad Group, Aithriseoireacht-Scéalaíocht/Recitation-Scéalaíocht, Nuachleas/Novelty Act, Ceol Uirlise/Instrumental Music, Rince Seit/Set Dancing and Tráth na gCeist/Table Quiz. Scór na nÓg, for young people under 17 and Scór na bPáistí is ran by Coiste Scór Chorcaí for primary school children and encompasses the above competions plus, Rince Aonair/Solo Dance, Ceol Aonair/Solo Music and Rince ar Seanós/Seanós Dancing.

Entry forms accompanied by the consent forms can be sent to Alan Whelan, Knockaheem, Leamlara, Co. Cork by WEDNESDAY 8th FEBRUARY for Scór na bPáistí and by FRIDAY 3rd MARCH for Scór na nÓg.

Scór na nÓg

Craobh Uí Mac Choille

Dé Domhnaigh, 12ú Márta, Lios gCúl, 7 i.n.

Craobh Chorcaí

Dé Sathairn, 25ú Márta, Lár Ionad CLG Éire Óg

Craobh na Mumhan

Dé Sathairn, 15ú Aibreán, Lár Ionad CLG Éire Óg

Craobh na hÉireann

Dé Sathairn, 6ú Bealtaine,3 i.n., Gleneagle INEC Arena, Cill Airne, Co. Chiarraí

Scór na bPáistí