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County: | Cork | ||||||||||||
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Avondhu GAA is a Gaelic football and hurling division in the north of Cork, Ireland. The division includes teams such as Charleville, Mallow, Fermoy, and Mitchelstown. It is one of eight divisions of Cork County Board. It organizes competitions for the clubs within the division, from Under 12 up to the adult level. The winners of these competitions compete against other divisional champions to determine which club is the county champion. In addition, the division selects football and hurling teams from the adult teams playing at junior level or county intermediate level, and these then compete for the Cork GAA Senior Football Championship and Cork Senior Hurling Championship.
Championship | Club |
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Senior | |
Premier Senior | Charleville |
Newtownshandrum | |
Senior A | Ballyhea |
Fermoy | |
Intermediate | |
Premier Intermediate | Kilworth |
Mallow | |
Intermediate A | Ballygiblin |
Kildorrery | |
Junior | |
Premier Junior | Milford |
Junior A | Araglen |
Ballyhooly | |
Buttevant | |
Charleville (2nd team) | |
Clyda Rovers | |
Dromina | |
Fermoy (2nd team) | |
Harbour Rovers | |
Killavullen | |
Kilshannaig | |
Liscarroll Churchtown Gaels | |
Shanballymore | |
Junior B | Ballyclough |
Ballygiblin (2nd team) | |
Ballyhea (2nd team) | |
Castletownroche | |
Doneraile | |
Kildorrery (2nd team) | |
Kilworth (2nd team) | |
Mallow (2nd team) | |
Newtownshandrum (2nd team) | |
Junior C | Charleville (3rd team) |
Clyda Rovers (2nd team) | |
Fermoy (3rd team) | |
Killavullen (2nd team) | |
Liscarroll Churchtown Gaels (2nd team) | |
Milford (2nd team) | |
Newtownshandrum (3rd team) |
Clubs who do not play hurling at any level are (1)
Clubs who do not play hurling but are affiliated sister clubs (4)
Championship | Clubs |
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Senior | |
Premier Senior | Mallow |
Senior A | Clyda Rovers |
Fermoy | |
Kilshannig | |
Intermediate | |
Premier Intermediate | None |
Intermediate A | Glanworth |
Kildorrery | |
Mitchelstown | |
Junior | |
Premier Junior | Buttevant |
Junior A | Ballyclough |
Ballyhooly | |
Charleville | |
Clyda Rovers (2nd team) | |
Fermoy (2nd team) | |
Killavullen | |
Kilshannig (2nd team) | |
Kilworth | |
Liscarroll Churchtown Gaels | |
Mallow (2nd team) | |
Junior B | Abbey Rovers |
Araglen | |
Ballyhea | |
Buttevant (2nd team) | |
Deel Rovers | |
Doneraile | |
Fermoy (3rd team) | |
Glanworth (2nd team) | |
Grange | |
Kildorrery (2nd team) | |
Killavullen (2nd team) | |
Liscarroll Churchtown Gaels (2nd team) | |
Mitchelstown (2nd team) | |
Shanballymore |
Clubs who do not play football at any level are (2)
Clubs who do not play football but are affiliated sister clubs (4)
Competition | Year | Champions | Runners-up |
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Championship | |||
North Cork Junior A Hurling Championship | 2023 | Harbour Rovers | Kilshannig |
North Cork Junior A Football Championship | 2023 | Killavullen | Charleville |
North Cork Junior B1 Hurling Championship | 2022 | Doneraile | Ballyclough |
North Cork Junior B2 Hurling Championship | 2023 | Fermoy | Newtownshandrum |
North Cork Junior B1 Football Championship | 2023 | Shanballymore | Ballyhea |
North Cork Junior C Hurling Championship | 2023 | Newtownshandrum | Clyda Rovers |
North Cork U21A Hurling Championship | 2023 | Newtownshandrum | Charleville |
North Cork U21A Football Championship | 2022 | Clyda Rovers | Mallow |
North Cork U21B Football Championship | 2022 | Killavullen | Mitchelstown |
North Cork U21C Football Championship | 2022 | St Dominics | Ballycastle Gaels |
League | |||
North Cork Hurling League Division One | 2023 | Clyda Rovers | Dromina |
North Cork Football League Division One | 2023 | Ballyhooly | Killavullen |
North Cork Hurling League Division Two | 2023 | Mallow | Araglen |
North Cork Football League Division Two | 2023 | Deel Rovers | Shanballymore |
North Cork Hurling League Division Three | 2023 | Clyda Rovers | Charleville |
North Cork Football League Division Three | 2023 | Buttevant | Mitchelstown |
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