Cork Junior Hurling Championship

Cork Junior Hurling Championship
Irish Craobh Iomána Shóisear Chorcaí
Founded 1895
Trophy John Quirke Cup
Title holders Mayfield (3rd title)
Most titles Carrigtwohill (5 titles)
Cobh (5 titles)
Blackrock (5 titles)
Redmonds (5 titles)

The Cork Junior Hurling Championship is an annual championship of hurling for male players in he junior grade and is organized by the Cork County Board of the Gaelic Athletic Association (GAA). The championship has been awarded every year since the first tournament in 1895.

The series of games are played during the autumn months with the final currently being played in October. The prize for the winning team is the John Quirke Cup. The championship had always been played on a straight knock-out basis whereby once a team lost they are eliminated from the series.

The Cork Junior Hurling Championship is an integral part of the wider Munster Junior Club Hurling Championship. The winners of the Cork county final join the champions of the other hurling counties to contest the provincial championship.

Seven teams currently participate in the Cork Junior Hurling Championship. Carrigtwohill, Cobh, Blackrock and Redmonds are the most successful teams with 5 titles each. The title has been won by 67 different teams, 26 of whom have won the title more than once.

Dungourney are the current holders.

Qualification

The Cork Junior Hurling Championship features seven teams in the final tournament. 75 teams contest the seven divisional championships with the seven respective champions automatically qualifying for the county series.

Division Championship
Avondhu GAA North Cork Junior A Hurling Championship
Carbery GAA West Cork Junior A Hurling Championship
Carrigdhoun GAA South East Junior A Hurling Championship
Duhallow GAA Duhallow Junior A Hurling Championship
Imokilly GAA East Cork Junior A Hurling Championship
Muskerry GAA Mid Cork Junior A Hurling Championship
Seandún GAA City Junior A Hurling Championship

History

Officially known as the Cork Junior A Hurling Championship, it is regarded as one of the most hotly contested and most difficult to win of all the county championships. Established in 1895 as the "seconds championship", by the 1930s it developed along divisional lines due to the increased number of clubs participating.

The first championship took place in 1895 when Blackrock were crowned junior champions.

Trophy

The winning team is presented with the John Quirke Murphy Cup. A native of Milltown, County Kerry, Johnny Quirke (1911-1983) played hurling for Blackrock. He won four All-Ireland medals with Cork as part of the great four-in-a-row team of the 1940s.

Top winners

Team Wins Years won
1 Carrigtwohill 5 1915, 1941, 1948, 1966, 1994
Cobh 5 1907, 1913, 1916, 1926, 1959
Blackrock 5 1895, 1901, 1910, 1931, 1947
Redmonds 5 1897, 1898, 1899, 1900, 1909
5 Bandon 4 1929, 1949, 1971, 1999
Midleton 4 1917, 1945, 1984, 1990
8 Castlemartyr 3 1951, 1964, 2014
Ballinhassig 3 1965, 1973, 2002
Newcestown 3 1972, 1980, 1992
Cloyne 3 1939, 1961, 1987
Ballymartle 3 1952, 1958, 1986
Ballyhea 3 1930, 1955, 1976
St. Finbarr's 3 1902, 1903, 1956
14 Mayfield 2 1978, 2016
Kilworth 2 1967, 2006
Blarney 2 1936, 1993
Castletownroche 2 1960, 1982
Tracton 2 1957, 1979
Éire Óg 2 1962, 1977
Cloughduv 2 1940, 1970
Newtownshandrum 2 1946, 1969
Ballincollig 2 1927, 1963
Glen Rovers 2 1924, 1950
Shanballymore 2 1908, 1942
Kinsale 2 1918, 1933
St. Anne's 2 1925, 1928
Passage 2 1905, 1906
27 Grenagh 1 2013
Kildorrery 1 2012
Charleville 1 2011
Meelin 1 2010
Fermoy 1 2009
Dripsey 1 2008
Barryroe 1 2007
Fr. O'Neill's 1 2005
Ballygarvan 1 2004
Dromina 1 2003
Courcey Rovers 1 2001
Nemo Rangers 1 2000
Bride Rovers 1 1998
Castlelyons 1 1997
Argideen Rangers 1 1996
Killeagh 1 1995
Aghabullogue 1 1991
Clyda Rovers 1 1989
Valley Rovers 1 1988
Kilbrittain 1 1985
St. Catherine's 1 1983
Milford 1 1981
Inniscarra 1 1975
Watergrasshill 1 1974
Kanturk 1 1969
Castlemagner 1 1954
Na Piarsaigh 1 1953
31st Battalion 1 1944
Oldcastletown 1 1943
Brian Dillons 1 1938
Sarsfield's 1 1937
Liscarroll 1 1934
Lough Rovers 1 1932
Geraldines 1 1923
Fr. Matthew Hall 1 1922
Doneraile 1 1919
Mallow 1 1914
St. Finbarr's T.A. Hall 1 1912
Rangers 1 1911
Shamrocks 1 1904

Winners

Year Winner Opponent
2016[1] Mayfield 1-16 Sarsfields 1-13
2015[2][3] Dungourney 1-16 1-21 (R) Cloughduv 2-13 0-11 (R)
2014[4] Castlemartyr 0-18 Ballinhassig 0-10
2013[5] Grenagh 1-10 Kilbrin 2-5
2012[6][7] Kildorrery 2-8 Brian Dillons 0-13
2011 Charleville 2-10 Mayfield 0-11
2010 Meelin 1-19 Cloughduv 2-9
2009 Fermoy 1-14 Cloughduv 0-10
2008 Dripsey 0-13 Diarmuid Ó Mathúnas 1-7
2007 Barryroe 2-19 Charleville 2-13
2006 Kilworth 0-13 Dungourney 0-12
2005 Fr. O'Neill's 0-15 Kilworth 1-9
2004 Ballygarvan 3-7 Grenagh 1-12
2003[8] Dromina 2-13 Argideen Rangers 0-9
2002 Ballinhassig 2-12 Fr. O'Neill's 3-7
2001[9] Courcey Rovers 3-9 Charleville 3-7
2000 Nemo Rangers 2-8 Ballinhassig 1-10
1999 Bandon 0-11 Courcey Rovers 1-7
1998 Bride Rovers 2-10 Freemount 0-13
1997 Castlelyons 2-9 Courcey Rovers 1-11
1996 Argideen Rangers 3-9 Fr. O'Neill's 0-11
1995 Killeagh 3-9 Ballinhassig 0-8
1994 Carrigtwohill 0-12 Barryroe 1-7
1993 Blarney 2-10 Kilworth 1-9
1992 Newcestown 2-14 Newtownshandrum 3-5
1991 Aghabullogue 1-12 1-13 Aghada 1-12 1-9
1990 Midleton 1-15 Ballincollig 1-9
1989 Clyda Rovers 0-12 0-11 Ballinascarty 2-6 1-7
1988 Valley Rovers 0-11 Newcestown 1-6
1987 Cloyne 6-8 Ballincollig 3-6
1986 Ballymartle 3-8 Meelin 2-4
1985 Kilbrittain 5-7 Cobh 1-12
1984 Midleton 3-12 Kilbrittain 2-11
1983 St. Catherine's 1-13 Aghabullogue 1-8
1982 Castletownrche 5-18 Delaneys 3-4
1981 Milford 1-10 St. Catherine's 0-11
1980 Newcestown 1-12 Kilworth 2-6
1979 Tracton 4-12 Castletownroche 1-6
1978 Mayfield 2-8 Carrigtwohill 0-3
1977 Éire Óg 2-8 Erin's Own 1-9
1976 Ballyhea 4-14 Glen Rovers 4-10
1975 Inniscarra 5-7 Ballymartle 3-8
1974 Watergrasshill 3-8 Charleville 0-10
1973 Ballinhassig 1-6 Meelin 0-5
1972 Newcestown 2-7 Kildorrery 2-4
1971 Bandon 3-12 Ballinhassig 4-5
1970 Cloughduv 3-15 Courcey Rovers 2-4
1969 Kanturk 3-7 Mayfield 1-10
1968 Newtownshandrum 1-9 Inniscarra 2-4
1967 Kilworth 3-11 Cloughduv 2-7
1966 Carrigtwohill 7-6 Valley Rovers 3-3
1965 Ballinhassig 6-5 Brian Dillons 1-2
1964 Castlemartyr 4-5 Cloughduv 2-9
1963 Ballincollig 4-8 1-11 Castlemartyr 6-2 1-7
1962 Éire Óg 3-4 Carrigtwohill 2-4
1961 Cloyne 3-7 4-6 Kilworth 4-4 2-4
1960 Castletownroche 3-6 Cloyne 4-2
1959 Cobh 3-9 Ballyhea 2-6
1958 Ballymartle 1-7 8-10 Grenagh 2-4 2-1
1957 Tracton 4-5 Courcey Rovers 3-4
1956 St. Finbarr's 4-8 Cloughduv 3-3
1955 Ballyhea * None
1954 Castlemagner 3-8 Ballinhassig 4-4
1953 Na Piarsaigh 6-0 Cloughduv 2-10
1952 Ballymartle 3-6 2-10 Lough Rovers 4-3 3-5
1951 Castlemartyr 6-5 Cloughduv 2-7
1950 Glen Rovers 4-6 Mallow 3-0
1949 Bandon 7-3 Kanturk 1-2
1948 Carrigtwohill 6-5 Cloughduv 1-1
1947 Blackrock 6-3 Castlemartyr 5-0
1946 Newtownshandrum 4-2 6-3 Clonakilty 4-2 1-4
1945 Midleton 3-6 Passage 3-3
1944 31st Battalion 5-5 Cloyne 2-4
1943 Oldcastletown 3-4 Glen Rovers 2-0
1942 Shanballymore * None
1941 Carrigtwohill 5-1 Mayfield 2-0
1940 Cloughduv 10-0 Newtownshandrum 5-1
1939 Cloyne 6-5 Mayfield 3-3
1938 Brian Dillons 5-2 Cloughduv 2-3
1937 Sarsfields 5-5 Shanballymore 5-2
1936 Blarney 6-2 Ballymartle 3-1
1935 Castlemartyr 1-3 4-1 2-1 1-1 * Mayfield 1-3 4-1 2-0 4-3
1934 Liscarroll 2-4 Mayfield 0-3
1933 Kinsale 5-4 Skibbereen 0-1
1932 Lough Rovers 5-4 Skibbereen 4-1
1931 Blackrock 3-7 Skibbereen 1-1
1930 Ballyhea 3-1 Kinsale 0-2
1929 Bandon 2-5 Ballinora 2-1
1928 St. Anne's 3-1 Ballinacurra 2-0
1927 Ballincollig 4-0 Kilbrittain 3-1
1926 Cobh 8-2 College Rovers 1-1
1925 St. Anne's 2-3 Midleton 1-3
1924 Glen Rovers Dohenys
1923 Geraldines 5-4 Cobh 5-3
1922 Fr. Matthew Hall 3-1 Cloughduv 2-2
1921 No championship
1920 No championship
1919 Doneraile 1-7 Fairhill 1-2
1918 Kinsale 4-1 Doneraile 2-1
1917 Midleton 5-3 St. Mary's 0-1
1916 Cobh 9-1 Funcheon Vale 6-2
1915 Carrigtwohill 1-2 Knockavilla 1-0
1914 Mallow 9-3 Rangers 1-1
1913 Cobh 1-3 St. Mary's 1-2
1912 St. Finbarr's T.A. Hall 6-0 Cobh 0-0
1911 Rangers 4-1 Cobh 0-0
1910 Blackrock 10-4 Cloughduv 1-11
1909 Redmonds 4-12 Aghabullogue 1-3
1908 Shanbally 2-16 Midleton 0-3
1907 Cobh 5-13 Aghabullogue 0-2
1906 Passage Redmonds
1905 Passage Redmonds
1904 Shamrocks 3-8 Shanballymore 3-3
1903 St. Finbarr's 3-15 Blackrock 4-6
1902 St. Finbarr's Shanballymore
1901 Blackrock
1900 Redmonds St. Finbarr's
1899 Redmonds 6-1 Blackrock 5-2
1898 Redmonds Blarney
1897 Redmonds Carrigtwohill
1896 Carrigtwohill 7-2 Redmonds 0-4
1895 Blackrock Evergreen

Junior B Hurling Championship

Year Winner Opponent
2016 Whitechurch 2-20 Killavullen 1-8
2015[10] Shanballymore 1-15 Bantry Blues 1-13
2014 Ballyclough 1-10 1-19 Dromtarriffe 1-10 3-2
2013 O'Donovan Rossa 2-11 Ballyclough 0-12
2012[11] Castlemagner 0-14 Rathpeacon 1-7
2011 Kilmichael 1-18 Ballinacurra 0-8
2010 Doneraile 2-8 Rathpeacon 1-9
2009 Ballinacurra 4-12 Randal Og 1-20
2008 Lisgoold 2-19 St. Mary's 1-7
2007 St. Ita's 0-11 0-12 Castlemagner 0-11 0-7
2006 Dohenys 0-9 Killavullen 0-6
2005 St. James 2-6 Lough Rovers 0-7
2004 O'Donovan Rossa 3-17 Lismire 1-7
2003 St. Colum's 3-11 Lisgoold1-12
2002 St. Oliver Plunketts 0-11 Kilshannig 0-10
2001 Harbour Rovers 3-8 St. Mary's 2-4
2000 Randal Og 0-10 Lisgoold 0-6
1999 Araglin 1-11 St. Oliver Plunketts 0-10
1998 Castletownroche 2-12 Tullylease 0-5
1997 Carrignavar 1-10 Kilshanning 0-7
1996 Buttevant 1-11 Dohenys 0-5
1995 Ballyhooley 2-14 Tullylease 0-7
1994 Lisgoold 3-6 Buttevant 1-11
1993 Ballygiblin 4-12 Belgooly 1-12
1992 Randal Og 3-16 Tullylease 2-3
1991 Castlelyons 2-7 Whites Cross 1-4
1990 Harbour Rovers 0-12 Rathpeacon 0-8
1989 Gabriel Rangers 3-7 Buttevant 0-11
1988 Kilshannig 0-10 Whitechurch 0-1
1987 Liscarroll 2-8 Randal Og 1-7
1986 Iveleary 0-7 St. Mary's 1-1
1985 Ballyhooley 4-8 Dromtarriffe 0-1
1984 Kilbree 4-3 Kilshannig 3-5

Junior B Inter-Divisional Hurling Championship

Year Winner Opponent
2015[12] St. Finbarr's 1-10 Dromtarriffe 1-9

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