Midleton Notes (18th Sep)
- Sep 18,2025
Senior and Intermadiate Hurling Championship Quarter Finals
It is a busy weekend for our Adult teams who are all invloved in Championship action. We wish all our Players and Management Teams the very best of luck.
Our Senior team are out first this Friday night in Pairc Uí Rinn at 7.30pm v Glen Rovers.
On Saturday our Intermediate team will travel to Carraig na bhFear were they will play Aghabullogue at 4pm. Please note the change of venue for this game.
- Tickets for the Senior and Intermediate games are available on the following link:
Junior Hurling Championship Semi Final
On Sunday our Junior team will play Dungourney in Killeagh at 11.30am in the Semi Final.
- For the Junior Championship Semi Final there is an €8 charge at the gate.
The Club Lounge is open this Friday night and will show the Senior game Midleton v Glen Rovers whch is live on Clubber. Throw in is 7.30pm.
On Sunday Midleton Gaa will host the quater final game of Imokilly and St Finbarrs. Throw in is 4pm
Juvenile
Fé 6
Our youngest magpies had great fun on Saturday morning in big numbers over in Park South. Some great skills and hard strikes were on display during our in house blitz which was made up of 6 teams from all our U6s. We have our first proper blitz coming up in a few weeks against Erin's Own which all the boys are very excited for. Anyone wishing to become a magpie who has recently started school and were born in 2020 will be starting in early November in the community centre. More details to come soon! We will see all our U6s again on Saturday morning in Park South at 10am. For more details contact Shane 0861038029
The very best of luck to the Midleton senior hurling team and management on Friday night against The Glen.
Fé 9
Busy times at the moment for our Fé9’s with Go Games coming thick and fast. The lads played Carrigtwohill away in Football on 06/09/2025 followed closely by Erins Own away in hurling on the following Tuesday evening 09:09/2025 in Caherlag. We then made the early Saturday morning trip to Kinsale to play Hurling games on 13/09/2025. Some great skill, determination and enjoyment as always, shown by the boys in both Hurling and Football����
Football in Carrigtwohill 06/09/2025
Fé 13s
Well done to our Fe13 Div4 Footballers who won their Football semi final league game against Mallow on Sunday. The lads will look forward to the Final against Douglas in two weeks time. Well done Lads !!
Fé16 P1 Hurling Championship Final
In what will be a busy number of weeks for the Fe16 panel and other Juvenile Teams within the club. It begins next Monday the 22nd when the Fe16 panel will travel to Church Road, Blackrock to face Ballincollig in the Rebel Óg Fe16 Premier 1 Hurling Championship final with a 8pm throw in. The panel are travelling to play the game being very aware of the challenge that lies ahead. In the games that they have played in the championship to date, the players have displayed great teamwork and commitment to each other. We would ask that as much support as possible is given to the players on Monday evening in Blackrock and hopefully further juvenile success will be secured for the club and these young Magpies.
Ladies Football
U16
Well done to our U16 Ladies who battled hard against a strong St Colemans team on Wed Sept 27th in the semi final of their Championship. We led at the half time break but St Colmans fought back and went 2 points ahead but the girls never gave up and fought to the final whistle and finished up winners on the evening. Final score was Midleton 2-12 St Colemans 2-07. Well done to all involved.
Junior Ladies
The winning streak continues for our Junior Ladies who had another great win againt St Finbarrs in their Championship Round Robin game on Thurs Sept 11th. The team played some excellant Football and got some excellant scores. This win puts them top of the Championship table with one game remaining against Erins Own.
Camogie
Under 13’s:
Our U13’s played their second game in the U14 2 Championship away to Douglas on Saturday September 13th last. The girls put on a fine performance against a very sporting Douglas team and played their hearts out from the very first minute to ensure they came away with a strong win. We are so proud of every one of these girls who have put so much effort and enthusiasm into each and every game and it showed in a fantastic display of passing, hooking and attacking - which resulted in a great win for us. Our last game in this round of the championship is against Aghabullogue (home in Park South) on Saturday September 27th.
Under 14’s:
Our U14’s travelled to Clonakilty to play their 2nd group game in the championship on Sunday 14th of Sept. With condition underfoot and weather very difficult, the girls showed great determination in a tight game with scores hard to come by. Leading by a few points at half the girls kicked on for second half and came out winners on a score line of 3-5 to 0-4. Well done to Sophie who captained us. This is the second win from 2 games for the girls. Our final group game is this Sunday away to Mallow.
Under 16’s:
Well done to our U16’s who took on Ballincollig in a challenge match on Saturday 13th of Sept. Our girls played some great Camogie and in the end the teams couldn’t be separated, finishing in a draw, Midleton 3:10, Ballincollig 2:13. Our next championship game is against Milford on Tuesday 23rd under lights on the 3G in park south.
3G Footwear
With the increased use of the 3G pitch over the coming months can we ensure please that the correct footwear is worn by all players and selectors when using the pitch. Please ensure that all visiting teams are aware of these requirements. See below the correct footwear.
Important GAA Vetting Update
Sept 2025
Please see below a brief outline of the new GAA vetting updates. From now on there will be an in-person element to all GAA vetting applications.The first step that all GAA members should ensure is that the details on their Foireann account is correct and proper, DOB, address, Eircode etc. Download the GAA NVB 1 vetting form st2w1regbu64og8xksls.pdf Complete section one only. Contact the children’s officer by email childrensofficer.midleton.cork@gaa.ie to arrange a suitable time to meet at the GAA club to complete the in-person element of the process.
Upon meeting with the children’s officer, the document validation form can be completed (The CO will provide this form). Once these two forms are completed, it is advisable to immediately login to Foireann and to submit the vetting application, so that the CO can validate at that time and issue any corrections if needed. This should result in a timely application.
- Once you complete the GAA NVB1 Invitation Form the information provided is forwarded to the NVB by the GAA.
- You will receive an email to your email address on your Foireann profile with NVB Vetting Invitation to complete (please be vigilant for this email)
- Complete this invitation immediately as it expired after 30 days and the process will have to recommence. Include all details requested.
- Under EU Directive 93 you must answer whether you have lived in the UK or EU and if so, provide the dates and addresses.
- All roles that require vetting for the GAA are roles that involve working with children – please answer ‘Yes’ to this question.
- Completing this form is a confidential matter between you and the NVB. All sections of the form including current and previous addresses, email address and contact telephone numbers, information on convictions and prosecutions (if any) are required when processing your application.
- Please ensure that if you have lived in an address in Northern Ireland that you enter the Postcode for the address.
- Once all sections of the form have been completed your application process for EVetting will return to the GAA for review and if complete it will be sent to the Garda NVB for processing.
- In a period of time determined by the Garda NVB and the GAA, you shall be contacted by the GAA to inform you as to the outcome of the vetting application.
Back to the 80's, 90's, 00's
Dust off your disco shoes. Dj Rowan Meegan is returning to Midleton Gaa Club for what promies to be a great night. Tickets on sale on the following link;
https://www.eventbrite.ie/e/80s-90s-00s-over-30s-club-night-tickets-1559355657749?aff=oddtdtcreator
Lotto
There was No winner of our Lotto jackpot or match 3 winner. Well done to our lucky dip winners:
Thanks to everyone who supports our lotto. It is a vital weekly fundraiser for our club. Remember you can play anytime :
http://www.klubfunder.com/Clubs/Midleton%20GAA/lotto
In total Midleton GAA will give out local business vouchers to the value of €3,800 every year as part of our “Shop Local, Buy Local” campaign.
How to play: tickets are on sale at Pat Walsh Paints, Chadwicks, Frank Murphy Butchers, Murphy’s Pharmacy, Crowley Butchers, or buy online (see above).
Thanks to everyone that supports our lotto
Bingo
Appreciation
Midleton GAA One Club would like to express its sincere gratitude for the donation made by The Gate Cinema Midleton from the contributions made when they hosted the All Ireland Final in July. Your support is very much appreciated.
