15 & 16 August 2026 ¦ Munster claimed three of the four team titles at the inaugural U12 and U14 Boys’ and Girls’ All-Irelands in Madden, Armagh, with Ulster taking the Boys’ U14 crown. West Cork enjoyed further success as Nicola Hurley and Fionán Twohig secured the Girls’ and Boys’ U14 individual All-Ireland titles. Eva Mallon made history by winning the first Girls’ U12 title, while Phelim Rock took the Boys 12 title Charlie Callanan in a thrilling final.

Girls U12 FINAL Eva Mallon (Ulster) bt Ciara Harrington (Munster) ls. Girls U14 FINAL Nicola Hurley (Munster) bt Lucy Lennon (Ulster) ls. Boys U12 FINAL Phelim Rock (Ulster) bt Charlie Callanan (Munster) ls. Boys U14 FINAL Fionán Twohig (Munster) bt Daithi Cahill (Ulster) ls. 12 AUGUST U12 Team Event Results Boys U12 1st - Munster Team 1 Total distance 2,179.9m Kieran Hickey (Mid) Jack Ronan (North) Dylan Kelly (Gael) James Cooney (East) 2nd - Ulster Team 1 Total distance 2,1

01 & 02 August 2026 ¦ Johnny Campbell, Ailbhe O’Shea, Ruaíri O’Reilly and Eoin O’Riordan claimed All-Ireland honours during an action-packed second series at Keady-Tassagh, Armagh. Connie Mallon’s U16 triumph created history alongside senior-winning mother Dervla Toal Mallon, making them the first mother-daughter combination to win All-Irelands in the same year. Arthur McDonagh rounded off the weekend with a commanding Senior Final victory over Colm Rafferty

Saturday 02nd & Sunday 03rd August WEST BEST STRIKE GOLD ON MAIN STAGE West Cork bowlers brought their A-game to the All-Ireland series in Armagh - and brought home the titles too. Schull's Shane Crowley, Drinagh's Emma Hurley, Laura Sexton from Timoleague, and Eoghan Kelly from Macroom performed outstanding performances on the Keady-Tassagh road to claim All-Ireland glory, each delivering on big stages when it mattered most. ​ Shane Crowley made amends for his defeat in last

Saturday 12th & Sunday 13th July Cork are finding it desperately difficult to win back the Hughie Trainor Senior Cup, as for the fourth year in succession it will head North after Ethan Rafferty beat Arthur McDonagh in a high-quality Senior final at Castletown. No lead for McDonagh in this score. Rafferty got one of the longest first shots ever thrown on the road, McDonagh beat it by fifty meters in two. McDonagh got a huge fourth to the sleepers and Rafferty throwing over 15