Midleton Notes (4th Jun)
- Jun 04,2026
Midleton Hurling and Football, Ladies Football and Camogie Club Notes June 4th 2026
04 June, 2026
Rebels Bounty Results
Cork Gaa Rebels Bounty May winners are available to view on the following link;
Munster Senior Hurling Final 2026
Best of luck to Tommy O Connell, Terence McCarthy and all the Cork Hurlers in the Munster final v Limerick on Sunday June 7th at 2pm in Pairc Ui Chaoimh. The match will be shown live on RTE 2.
All Ireland Minor Football Quarter Final
Best of luck to Riain McCormack and all the Cork Minor Football team who play Meath this Saturday at 2pm in Semple Stadium.
Upcoming Fixtures
Sat June 6th Junior B Football League Midleton v St Catherines in Park South at 7.30pm
Mon June 8th Junior B Football League Midleton v Aghada in Park South at 7.30pm
RED FM COUNTY HURLING LEAGUE DIVISION 1 Sun May 31st
MIDLETON 3-21 CARRIGTWOHILL 0-25
The Midleton senior hurlers booked their place in the Division 1 County Hurling League Final on Sunday when they got the better of neighbours Carrigtwohill after an entertaining hour of hurling in front of a big crowd.
This was Midleton’s seventh league win from seven games and we are now guaranteed a place in the decider in early July with still two games to play, away to Douglas and at home to Sarsfields.
There was little between the teams in the opening exchanges and by the 12th minute it was the visitors who led by 0-6 to 0-4. But the home side struck back with three points on the trot from Cormac Beausang, Cárthaigh Cronin and a Conor Lehane free to lead by one, 0-7 to 0-6 after the opening quarter. A minute later Conor Lehane struck for Midleton’s first green flag, which was followed three minutes later by another major from Paul Connaughton before Lehane bagged his second and his side’s third inside four minutes to see the Magpies lead by 3-7 to 0-7 with 20 minutes on the clock. Carrigtwohill responded really well though and struck five points in a row to storm back into the game and at the sound of the referee’s short whistle it was the men in black and white who led by four, 3-9 to 0-14.
The visitors started the second-half brightly and within six minutes of the restart the sides were level at 3-9 to 0-18. Midleton never hit the panic button though and soon hit the front again through points from Conor Lehane, Bríon Saunderson (who also made a number of fine saves on the day), Ciarmhac Smyth and Evan McGrath. There were five points between the sides when Carrigtwohill were reduced to 14 men on 48 minutes and that was also the margin between the sides at the final whistle as Midleton won out by 3-21 to 0-25 to make it seven from seven.
Next up is an away trip to Douglas on Sunday, June 14 at 11.30am.
Scorers for Midleton: Conor Lehane 2-5 (0-4 f), Paul Connaughton 1-3, Cormac Beausang 0-4, Bríon Saunderson (0-1 f), Cárthaigh Cronin 0-2 each, Tadhg O’Leary Hayes, Luke Dineen, Cormac Walsh, Ciarmhac Smyth, Evan McGrath 0-1 each.
MIDLETON: Bríon Saunderson; Luke Dineen, Ciarmhac Smyth, Séadnaidh Smyth; Cárthaigh Cronin, Tadhg O’Leary Hayes, Cormac Walsh; Evan McGrath, Killian McDermott; Ross O’Regan, Conor Lehane, Cormac Beausang; Paul Connaughton, Alex Quirke, Pa White. Subs: Sean O’Sullivan for McDermott (7, injured), Thomas Dunlea for S Smyth, Conor Morley for Quirke, Aaron Mulcahy for White (all 51), Cathal Beausang for McGrath (59).
Midleton's Pa White makes a great block down in the win over Carrigtwohill in the RED FM County Hurling League at Clonmult Memorial Park on Sunday. Photo: David Keane/Echo Live.
Cárthaigh Cronin bursting out of defence under pressure from the Carrigtwohill attack in the RED FM County Hurling League at Clonmult Memorial Park. Photo: David Keane/Echo Live.
Juvenile
Fé16
No matches for a couple of weeks as most of the lads have the pleasure of doing the Junior Cert. Best of luck to the all of them. The Fe 15s have kindly invited our non exam cohort to attend training with them so they will be able to keep their eye in.
Well done to the Midleton lads involved with the Cork minors, in particular our Will Stokes who qualified for the All-Ireland semi final.. Great achievement and best of luck in the penultimate round.
Fé13 Group 1A Hurling
Venue: Park South Result: Midleton 5-10 Carrigtwohill 4-09
Scorers: Ben Walsh 2-03 (0-02 frees), Tiernan Carroll & Matthew Greene 1-01 (each), Richard Linehan 1-00, Oran Byrne 0-02, Dylan Cashman, Conor Cantwell, John Murphy 0-01 (each).
Panel: Luke Dunlea, Sean Fitzpatrick, Olan Connolly, Karl Fitzgerald, Kian Davis, Odhran Murphy, Dylan Cashman, Oran Byrne, Darragh Grant, Conor Cantwell, John Murphy, Matthew Greene, Josh Sheehan, Ben Walsh, Tiernan Carroll, Harry Corcoran, Richard Linehan, Shay O'Sullivan.
Fé13 Group 4A Hurling
Venue: Riverstown Result: Sarsfields 5-07 Midleton 4-06
Scorers: Richard Linehan 3-01, Finn Harrington 1-02 (0-02 frees), Conall Cody 0-02 (0-01 free), Dylan Cashman 0-01
Panel: Cian Ryan Sheehan, Shay O'Sullivan, Harry Corcoran, Brian Murphy, Charlie Riordan, Dylan Cashman, Karl Fitzgerald, Sean Fitzgerald, Conall Cody, Luca Oosthuizen, Conall O'Dáilaigh, Charlie Buckley, Finn Harrington, Richard Linehan, Tadhg Lane, Tiernan Carroll, Sean Broderick.
Fé11
On Saturday 30th May at Park South the U11 boys took on Bishopstown with 25 Midleton players participating. The squad was divided into two teams and played 2 matches each.
The boys delivered excellent performances throughout the day, demonstrating impressive skill, teamwork, and determination. The players showed great enthusiasm from start to finish, working hard for one another and displaying many of the skills they have been developing in training. The players showed great resilience and never gave up, competing for every ball and supporting their teammates throughout the matches.
Most importantly, all 25 players represented Midleton with pride, showing excellent attitude, sportsmanship, and effort. The games provided a valuable opportunity for the boys to continue their development while enjoying competitive hurling against a strong Bishopstown side.
Well done to all the Midleton players for their hard work and commitment, and thanks to Bishopstown for two sporting and enjoyable matches.
Ladies Football
U13
A fantastic display of football from Midleton and our hosts Roscarbery on a misty Saturday afternoon last weekend. Midleton started stronger but it didn't take Roscarbery long to find their feet. A last minute goal for Midleton brought us to extra time. After 20 mins Midleton came away with the win. Nail biting stuff throughout. Thanks to Roscarbery for hosting and putting on a spread after, to the ref and all the supporters for travelling.
Next up is the semi final at home this Saturday in Clonmult at 12.30pm v St Vals.
Golf Classic
Midleton GAA 2026 Golf Classic - Wed 10th & Thurs 11th June. The Time Sheet is now open for this very important annual fundraiser. Please text Coleman Quinn on 086-8720500 to secure your tee time.Entry €250 per team of 3. Alternatively tee boxes can be sponsored for €100 each. It’s possible to Pay directly through the link below. Thanks for all the support
https://hub.klubfunder.com/MidletonGAA/payit/eventregistration/midleton-gaa-golf-classic-2026/detail
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).
Bingo
