Cork Premier Senior Football Championship

The Cork Premier Senior Football Championship is an annual Gaelic football competition organised by the Cork County Board of the Gaelic Athletic Association and contested by the top-ranking senior clubs and amalgamated teams in the county of Cork in Ireland. It is the most prestigious competition in Cork football. It has never been won by Douglas.
Introduced in 1887 as the Cork Senior Football Championship, it was initially a straight knockout tournament open only to senior-ranking club teams. The competition will take on its current name in 2020, adding a round-robin group stage and limiting the number of club and divisional entrants.
In its soon-to-be introduced format, the Cork Premier Senior Championship will begin in March with a preliminary qualifying round for the divisional sides and educational institutions. The surviving team from this stage will automatically qualify for the knockout phase. The 12 participating club teams will be drawn into three groups of four teams and play each other in a round-robin system. The three group winners, three runners-up and three third-placed teams proceed to the knockout phase that culminates with the final match at Páirc Uí Chaoimh in October. The winner of the Cork Premier Senior Championship, as well as being presented with the Andy Scannell Cup, qualifies for the subsequent Munster Club Championship.
The competition has been won by 29 teams, 19 of which have won it more than once. Nemo Rangers are the most successful team in the tournament's history, having won it 21 times. Nemo Rangers are also the reigning champions, having beaten Duhallow by 2-08 to 0-10 in the 2019 final.

History

Beginnings

Following the foundation of the Gaelic Athletic Association in 1884, new rules for Gaelic football and hurling were drawn up and published in the United Irishman newspaper. In 1886, county committees were established, with the Cork County Board affiliating on 19 December 1886. The inaugural championship was played during the summer of 1887, with Lees winning the first title. Since then the championship title has been awarded every year except on two occasions. Civil unrest following the burning of Cork at the height of the War of Independence resulted in the 1921 and 1922 championships being cancelled.

Club dominance

City club Lees were the dominant force during the first thirty years of the championship. Between 1887 and 1914 they won ten championship titles before going into a period of decline. Their hegemony was closely followed by Fermoy who enjoyed their own golden era by winning six championships between 1895 and 1906. Lees city based rivals, Nils, also featured regularly in county finals and won six titles between 1894 and 1925.
Macroom joined the roll of honour by winning their first championship in 1909. Seven more titles followed up to 1935. After University College Cork made the breakthrough and dominated the 1920s, the following decade was dominated by divisional sides. Beara lead the way by claiming four championship titles between 1932 and 1940, while Duhallow and Carbery also won two championship titles at this time. Clonakilty made their own breakthrough by winning their first championship in 1939. It was the first of seven titles up to 1952. The rest of the decade belonged to St. Finbarr's, who became the first single-entity club to win championship titles in both hurling and Gaelic football. After a period in the doldrums, UCC were back as a dominant force by winning five championships between 1960 and 1973.
Since winning their first championship title in 1972, Nemo Rangers have gone on to dominate the championship. In the 45 years since then they have won a total of 21 championship titles. In spite of brief periods of dominance by other teams, most notably St. Finbarr's who won five titles between 1976 and 1985, Nemo Rangers have established themselves as the dominant force of Cork Gaelic football.

Formats used

For over 100 years the championship used a single elimination format. Each team was afforded only one defeat before being eliminated from the championship. The creation of the divisions in the 1920s added a new dimension to the championship. These divisional teams, which were composed of junior and intermediate players, competed in a preliminary section with the two winning teams advancing to the championship proper which retained its single elimination format. The introduction of a "back door" system at inter-county level in the All-Ireland Hurling Championship in 1997 lead to the idea of introducing a second chance for defeated teams at county level. In the twenty-year period from the late 1990s to 2017, the championship underwent a number of format changes. The provision of a second chance for defeated teams was later expanded to allow teams the opportunity of being defeated twice and still remain in the championship. The splitting of the intermediate grade in two resulted in the introduction of relegation in 2006. Prior to this teams were allowed to decide for themselves if they wanted to regrade or retain their senior status. In 2015 the championship once again reverted to a double elimination format.

Format

Current

Development

On 2 April 2019, a majority of 136 club delegates voted to restructure the championship once again. The new format led to the splitting of the championship in two and the creation of the Cork Premier Senior Championship and the Cork Senior A Championship.

Overview

Group stage: The 12 club teams are divided into three groups of four. Over the course of the group stage, which features one game in April and two games in August, each team plays once against the others in the group, resulting in each team being guaranteed at least three games. Two points are awarded for a win, one for a draw and zero for a loss. The teams are ranked in the group stage table by points gained, then scoring difference and then their head-to-head record. The top two teams in each group qualify for the quarter-finals.
Divisional and colleges section: University College Cork, Cork Institute of Technology and the divisional sides compete in a separate section, with one team qualifying for the knock-out stage.
Preliminary quarter-finals: Two lone preliminary quarter-finals feature the three third-placed teams from the group stage and the winners of the divisional and colleges section. Two teams qualify for the next round.
Quarter-finals: The four quarter-finals feature the six teams from the group stage and the two preliminary quarter-final winners. Four teams qualify for the next round.
Semi-finals: The two semi-finals feature four teams. Two teams qualify for the next round.
Final: The two semi-final winners contest the final. The winning team are declared champions.

Managers

in the Cork Championship are involved in the day-to-day running of the team, including the training, team selection, and sourcing of players. Their influence varies from club-to-club and is related to the individual club committees. The manager is assisted by a team of two or three selectors and a backroom team consisting of various coaches.

Manager	Team	Wins	Winning years
Billy Morgan	Nemo Rangers	11	1972, 1974, 1975, 1978, 1987, 1988, 2000, 2001, 2002
Ephie Fitzgerald	Nemo Rangers	4	2005, 2006, 2007, 2008
James McCarthy	Castlehaven	2	2003, 2012
Haulie O'Neill	Clonakilty	2	1996, 2009
Des Cullinane	University College Cork	1	1999
John Corcoran	Carbery	1	2004
Eddie Kirwan	Nemo Rangers	1	2010
Paul O'Keeffe	University College Cork	1	2011
Finbarr Santry	Castlehaven	1	2013
Michael O'Brien	Ballincollig	1	2014
Steven O'Brien	Nemo Rangers	1	2015
Ronan McCarthy	Carbery Rangers	1	2016
Larry Kavanagh	Nemo Rangers	1	2017
Ray Keane	St. Finbarr's	1	2018
Paul O'Donovan	Nemo Rangers	1	2019

Trophy

The winning team is presented with the Andy Scannell Cup. Andy Scannell, a teacher at Clondulane National School outside Fermoy, was a County Senior Football selector when Cork won the Sam Maguire in 1945. He was later Chairman of the North Cork Division before taking office as Cork County Chairman in the early '50s, and steered the county to All-Ireland hurling victory during his term.

Roll of honour

#	Team	Winner	Winning Years
1	Nemo Rangers	21	1972, 1974, 1975, 1977, 1978, 1981, 1983, 1987, 1988, 1993, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2010, 2015, 2017, 2019
2	Lees	12	1887, 1888, 1896, 1902, 1903, 1904, 1907, 1908, 1911, 1914, 1923, 1955
3	Macroom	10	1909, 1910, 1912, 1913, 1926, 1930, 1931, 1935, 1958, 1962
3	UCC	10	1920, 1927, 1928, 1960, 1963, 1964, 1969, 1973, 1999, 2011
4	Clonakilty	9	1939, 1942, 1943, 1944, 1946, 1947, 1952, 1996, 2009
4	St. Finbarr's	9	1956, 1957, 1959, 1976, 1979, 1980, 1982, 1985, 2018
5	Fermoy	7	1895, 1898, 1899, 1900, 1905, 1906, 1945
6	Nils	6	1894, 1901, 1915, 1917, 1924, 1925
6	Beara	6	1932, 1933, 1934, 1940, 1967, 1997
7	St. Nicholas	5	1938, 1941, 1954, 1965, 1966
7	Castlehaven	5	1989, 1994, 2003, 2012, 2013
8	Carbery	4	1937, 1968, 1971, 2004
8	Collins	4	1929, 1949, 1951, 1953
9	Duhallow	3	1936, 1990, 1991
10	Bantry Blues	2	1995, 1998
10	Imokilly	2	1984, 1986
10	Cobh	2	1918, 1919
10	Clondrohid	2	1891, 1892
10	Midleton	2	1889, 1890
11	O'Donovan Rossa	1	1992
11	Muskerry	1	1970
11	Avondhu	1	1961
11	Garda	1	1950
11	Millstreet	1	1948
11	Collegians	1	1916
11	Dohenys	1	1897
11	Dromtarriffe	1	1893
11	Ballincollig	1	2014
11	Carbery Rangers	1	2016

List of finals

Year	Winner	Score	Opponent	Score
2019	Nemo Rangers	2-08	Duhallow	0-10
2018	St. Finbarr's	3–14	Duhallow	2–14
2017	Nemo Rangers	0-14, 4-12	St. Finbarr's	0-14, 3-13
2016	Carbery Rangers	1–15	Ballincollig	1–12
2015	Nemo Rangers	0–10, 1–10	Castlehaven	0–10, 0–11
2014	Ballincollig	1–13	Carbery Rangers	1–10
2013	Castlehaven	0–16	Nemo Rangers	1–11
2012	Castlehaven	1–07	Duhallow	0–09
2011	UCC	1–12	Castlehaven	0–10
2010	Nemo Rangers	2-10	St. Finbarr's	1-08
2009	Clonakilty	1-13	St. Finbarr's	1-12
2008	Nemo Rangers	0-13	Douglas	0-05
2007	Nemo Rangers	0-12	Ilen Rovers	0-09
2006	Nemo Rangers	1-11	Dohenys	0-07
2005	Nemo Rangers	1-14	Muskerry	0-07
2004	Carbery	1-11	Bishopstown	0-07
2003	Castlehaven	1-09	Clonakilty	1-07
2002	Nemo Rangers	0-15	Bishopstown	1-07
2001	Nemo Rangers	1-14	Bantry Blues	0-06
2000	Nemo Rangers	1-14	Carbery	0-07
1999	UCC	1-11	Nemo Rangers	1-08
1998	Bantry Blues	0-17	Duhallow	2-06
1997	Beara	1-10	Castlehaven	1-07
1996	Clonakilty	1-09	UCC	0-10
1995	Bantry Blues	0-10	Muskerry	0-08
1994	Castlehaven	0-12	O'Donovan Rossa	0-10
1993	Nemo Rangers	0-13	St. Finbarr's	0-04
1992	O'Donovan Rossa	2-09	Nemo Rangers	0-10
1991	Duhallow	0-11	St. Finbarr's	0-10
1990	Duhallow	0-08	St. Finbarr's	0-06
1989	Castlehaven	0-09	St. Finbarr's	0-07
1988	Nemo Rangers	2-08	Duhallow	0-10
1987	Nemo Rangers	2-11	Imokilly	0-09
1986	Imokilly	2-04	St. Finbarr's	0-09
1985	St. Finbarr's	1-10	Clonakilty	0-09
1984	Imokilly	1-14	St. Finbarr's	2-07
1983	Nemo Rangers	4-12	Clonakilty	2-03
1982	St. Finbarr's	1-05	Duhallow	0-05
1981	Nemo Rangers	3-11	Bantry Blues	0-06
1980	St. Finbarr's	3-08	UCC	1-09
1979	St. Finbarr's	3-14	Castlehaven	2-07
1978	Nemo Rangers	1-09	St. Michael's	1-03
1977	Nemo Rangers	1-08	St. Michael's	1-03
1976	St. Finbarr's	1-10	St. Michael's	1-07
1975	Nemo Rangers	4-12	Dohenys	0-07
1974	Nemo Rangers	2-08	Carbery	1-08
1973	UCC	3-08	Carbery	1-10
1972	Nemo Rangers	2-09	UCC	0-08
1971	Carbery	3-11	UCC	2-08
1970	Muskerry	3-10	Nemo Rangers	4-06
1969	UCC	0-09	St. Nicholas	0-08
1968	Carbery	1-09	Clonakilty	1-06
1967	Beara	2-05	UCC	0-07
1966	St. Nicholas	1-07	St. Finbarr's	1-06
1965	St. Nicholas	2-04	St. Finbarr's	0-06
1964	UCC	0-12	Carbery	1-06
1963	UCC	1-06	St. Nicholas	1-05
1962	Macroom	3-04	Muskerry	1-04
1961	Avondhu	1-07	Clonakilty	1-05
1960	UCC	1-07	Avondhu	0-09
1959	St. Finbarr's	1-05	Macroom	0-06
1958	Macroom	1-07	Avondhu	0-09
1957	St. Finbarr's	0-08	Lees	0-05
1956	St. Finbarr's	3-05	Millstreet	0-04
1955	Lees	3-04	Macroom	0-09
1954	St. Nicholas	2-11	Clonakilty	0-03
1953	Collins	1-08	UCC	1-04
1952	Clonakilty	1-04	Collins	0-04
1951	Collins	3-02	St. Nicholas	1-05
1950	Garda	3-07	St. Nicholas	2-05
1949	Collins	5-11	Macroom	0-01
1948	Millstreet	1-02	St. Vincent's	0-03
1947	Clonakilty	2-05	St. Nicholas	1-04
1946	Clonakilty	1-02	Fermoy	0-03
1945	Fermoy	0-06	Clonakilty	0-03
1944	Clonakilty	1-09	Fermoy	1-05
1943	Clonakilty	2-05	Fermoy	1-04
1942	Clonakilty	1-08	Fermoy	1-05
1941	St. Nicholas	1-08	Millstreet	1-05
1940	Beara	2-08	Millstreet	1-07
1939	Clonakilty	0-07	Beara	0-05
1938	St. Nicholas	2-01	Clonakilty	0-02
1937	Carbery	3-08	Duhallow West	1-01
1936	Duhallow West	2-05	Clonakilty	0-02
1935	Macroom	1-03	Clonakilty	1-02
1934	Beara	2-06	Clonakilty	2-03
1933	Beara	2-05	Clonakilty	0-04
1932	Beara	2-02	Clonakilty	1-01
1931	Macroom	2-06	Carbery	2-02
1930	Macroom	2-08	Na Deasunaigh	2-03
1929	Collins		Macroom
1928	UCC	1-06	Duhallow United	0-02
1927	UCC	3-03	Macroom	1-00
1926	Macroom	1-01	UCC	0-02
1925	Nils	4-03	Macroom	0-02
1924	Nils	0-08	UCC	0-02
1923	Lees	0-03	Youghal	0-02
1922
1921
1920	UCC	5-04	Cobh	0-01
1919	Cobh	4-03	Youhal	1-00
1918	Cobh	0-03	Fermoy	0-01
1917	Nils	0-02	Lees	0-00
1916	10-03	Fermoy	0-01	-
1915	Nils	2-03	Fermoy	0-01
1914	Lees	2-05	Youghal	1-02
1913	Macroom	1-02	Fermoy	0-03
1912	Macroom	1-03	Fermoy	1-01
1911	Lees	2-04	Nils	0-01
1910	Macroom	5-06	Cobh	0-02
1909	Macroom	1-06	Bantry Blues	1-02
1908	Lees	2-08	Fermoy	0-06
1907	Lees	0-07	Macroom	1-02
1906	Fermoy	0-08	Carbery Rangers	0-00
1905	Fermoy		Carbery Rangers
1904	Lees		Fermoy
1903	Lees	1-07	Dohenys	0-02
1902	Lees	0-10	Kanturk	1-01
1901	Nils	0-08*	Fermoy	0-04
1900	Fermoy	1-09	Kinsale	1-06
1899	Fermoy		Nils
1898	Fermoy	0-01*	Dohenys	0-02
1897	Dohenys	0-05	Kanturk	0-04
1896	Lees	0-03	Kanturk	0-00
1895	Fermoy	0-06	Nils	0-01
1894	Nils	1-13	Kinsale Black & Whites	0-01
1893	Dromtarriffe	0-05	Castlemartyr	0-03
1892	Clondrohid	1-04	Kilmurry	0-01
1891	Clondrohid	3-05	Nils	0-02
1890	Midleton	2-03	Dromtarriffe	0-02
1889	Midleton	1-00	Macroom	0-01
1888	Lees	0-03	Dromtarriffe	0-01
1887	Lees	0-04	Lisgoold	0-01

Records and statistics

Final

Team

Most wins: 21:
*Nemo Rangers
Most consecutive wins: 4:
*Nemo Rangers
Most appearances in a final: 25:
*Nemo Rangers
Teams

By decade

The most successful team of each decade, judged by number of Cork Senior Football Championship titles, is as follows:

1880s: 2 for Lees
1890s: 3 for Fermoy
1900s: 5 for Lees
1910s: 3 for Macroom
1920s: 3 for University College Cork
1930s: 3 each for Macroom and Beara
1940s: 5 for Clonakilty
1950s: 3 for St. Finbarr's
1960s: 4 for University College Cork
1970s: 5 for Nemo Rangers
1980s: 4 for Nemo Rangers
1990s: 2 each for Duhallow and Bantry Blues
2000s: 7 for Nemo Rangers
2010s: 4 for Nemo Rangers
Successful defending

15 teams of the 29 who have won the championship have successfully defended the title. These are:

* Nemo Rangers on 8 attempts out of 18
* Lees on 4 attempts out of 11
* Macroom on 3 attempts out of 9
* Clonakilty on 3 attempts out of 8
* Fermoy on 3 attempts out of 6
* University College Cork on 2 attempts out of 9
* St. Finbarr's on 2 attempts out of 7
* Beara on 2 attempts out of 5
* Nils on 1 attempt out of 5
* St. Nicholas' on 1 attempt out of 4
* Castlehaven on 1 attempt out of 4
* Duhallow on 1 attempt out of 2
* Cobh on 1 attempt out of 1
* Clondrohid on 1 attempt out of 1
* Midleton on 1 attempt out of 1
Gaps
* Top ten longest gaps between successive championship titles:
** 54 years: Duhallow
** 44 years: Clonakilty
** 39 years: Fermoy
** 33 years: Carbery
** 32 years: Lees
** 32 years: University College Cork
** 31 years: Carbery
** 30 years: Beara
** 27 years: Beara
** 26 years: University College Cork
Top scorers

By year

Year	Top scorer	Team	Score	Total
1992	Mick McCarthy	O'Donovan Rossa	3-26	35
1993	Colin Corkery	Nemo Rangers	4-36	48
1994	Mick McCarthy	O'Donovan Rossa	0-29	29
1995	Jonathan McCarthy	Muskerry	0-24	24
1996	Colin Corkery	Nemo Rangers	0-21	21
1997	Ciarán O'Sullivan	Beara	1-24	27
1998	Mark O'Sullivan	Duhallow	5-20	35
1999	Podsie O'Mahony	Ballincollig	1-34	37
2000	Paul Holland	Clyda Rovers	2-40	46
2001	Philip Clifford	Bantry Blues	7-13	34
2002	Colin Corkery	Nemo Rangers	2-33	39
2003	Jurgen Werner	O'Donovan Rossa	0-33	33
2004	Fionán Murray	St. Finbarr's	1-30	33
2005	James Masters	Nemo Rangers	2-40	46
2006	James Masters	Nemo Rangers	2-40	46
2007	James Masters	Nemo Rangers	2-29	35
2008	James Masters	Nemo Rangers	1-30	33
2009	Donncha O'Connor	Duhallow	3-19	28
2010	Donncha O'Connor	Duhallow	0-30	30
2011	Cian O'Riordan	Avondhu	1-27	30
2012	Donncha O'Connor	Duhallow	0-48	48
2013	Brian Hurley	Castlehaven	3-47	56
2014	John Hayes	Carbery Rangers	5-28	43
2015	Paul Kerrigan	Nemo Rangers	4-22	34
2016	Cian Dorgan	Ballincollig	2-31	37
2017	Steven Sherlock	St. Finbarr's	2-48	54
2018	Steven Sherlock	St. Finbarr's	3-37	46
2018	Mark Collins	Castlehaven	0-46	46
2019	John Hayes	Carbery Rangers	2-20	26

In a single game

Year	Top scorer	Team	Score	Total
2014	Jason Sexton	St. Finbarr's	3-04	13
2015	Paul Kerrigan	Nemo Rangers	3-03	12
2016	Kevin O'Sullivan	Ilen Rovers	3-06	15
2017	Mark Sugrue	Carbery	2-08	14
2018	Seán O'Sullivan	Kiskeam	1-11	14
2018	Kevin Davis	O'Donovan Rossa	1-11	14
2019	Steven Sherlock	St. Finbarr's	1-11	14

In finals

Final	Top scorer	Team	Score	Total
1995	Kevin Harrington	Bantry Blues	0-04	4
1995	Jonathan McCarthy	Muskerry	0-04	4
1996	Terry Dillon	Clonakilty	1-02	5
1997	Séamus Spencer	Beara	1-03	6
1998	J. P. O'Neill	Duhallow	2-01	7
1999	Colin Corkery	Nemo Rangers	0-06	6
1999	Ian Twiss	UCC	1-03	6
2000	Alan Cronin	Nemo Rangers	1-04	7
2001	Colin Corkery	Nemo Rangers	0-10	10
2002	Colin Corkery	Nemo Rangers	0-11	11
2003	Colin Crowley	Castlehaven	1-04	7
2004	Jack Ferriter	Bishopstown	0-04	4
2005	James Masters	Nemo Rangers	0-06	6
2006	James Masters	Nemo Rangers	1-06	9
2007	Paul Kerrigan	Nemo Rangers	0-07	7
2008	Paul Kerrigan	Nemo Rangers	0-05	5
2009	Fionán Murray	St. Finbarr's	0-05	5
2010	Paul Kerrigan	Nemo Rangers	1-03	6
2011	Daithí Casey	UCC	1-04	7
2012	Donncha O'Connor	Duhallow	0-04	4
2013	Brian Hurley	Castlehaven	0-12	12
2014	Cian Dorgan	Ballincollig	0-06	6
2015	Brian Hurley	Castlehaven	0-04	4
2015	Paul Kerrigan	Nemo Rangers	0-04	4
2015	Barry O'Driscoll	Nemo Rangers	1-01	4
2016	Cian Dorgan	Ballincollig	1-07	10
2017	Steven Sherlock	St. Finbarr's	0-08	8
2017	Steven Sherlock	St. Finbarr's	2-07	13
2018	Steven Sherlock	St. Finbarr's	1-08	11
2019	Luke Connolly	Nemo Rangers	2-04	10

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