Glenville travelled to Rathcormac on Friday night last for round 2 of the county intermediate football championship.

It was Glenville who started the brightest with a point from Sean. Glanworth came more and more into the game kicked the next 4 points before josh kicked over a free to leave us 2 points behind. Glanworth finished the half the better and kicked over another 3 points to leave them ahead 0-7 to 0-2 at the break. Glenville started the second half well, kicking over a point to reduce the margin to 4 points. Then Glanworth struck for a crucial goal to leave them 1-7 to 0-3 ahead.

Glenville were very harshly reduced to 14 players shortly after, however battled gamely for the remainder of the game and started to slowly to reduce the margin, 2 further points from Colin brought the score back to 1-7 to 0-5 but Glanworth sealed there victory with a goal in the last few minutes.

Overall it was a disappointing result for us on the night as we never got going. However, all is not lost as we have a crucial round 3 game v St Nicks on September 3rd in Pairc ui Rinn at 2pm to save our season. Team: D Quirke, D Sheehan, E Delahunt, T Dinan, D O Sullivan, J Carver, S O Reilly, C Fitzgerald, K O Neill, J O Riordan, B Lehane, D McCarthy, S Curtin, S Desmond, J Cooke

Subs Used: D Farrell, C Keeffe, A Desmond

Glenville U13s travelled to Mayfield on Saturday the 24th of August for Round 4 of the East Cork Div 1 League. At 27 degrees conditions were difficult for both teams. However, Glenville had the upper hand in the first half and were three points up at the interval. Unfortunately Mayfield found their stride in the second half and with two minutes to go they found the back of the net to put them ahead for the first time in the match. Glenville kept their composure though and worked their way up the field where they won a free and the resulting point earned them a draw. The right result in the end. Well done to both sets of players for providing a great display of football in such tough conditions.

Glenville u11 footballers traveled to Ballyhooly this morning to play Ballyhooly & Castletownroche. With 20 players and two teams of 10 aside the lads played some great football in very hot conditions and credit to our players their fitness levels were of a high standard and finished the games stronger than there opponents . So well done to all involved and the lads really enjoyed the ice creams after the games to cool down ⚫️