"Contents of an Illustrated History of the GAA in East Cork 1924-2010"
CONTENTS
CHAPTER 1; 1924-1926 Background To The Early Years.
CHAPTER 2; 1927 Glimpse of early glory
CHAPTER 3; 1928 Another great year for Ballinacurra
CHAPTER 4; 1929 Midleton and Carrigtwohill provide the highlights
CHAPTER 5; 1930 Bride Rovers and Leeside savour the moment of glory
CHAPTER 6; 1931 Russell Rovers annex football title
CHAPTER 7; 1932 Bride Rovers take the spoils in thrilling East Cork final.
CHAPTER 8; 1933 Another vintage year for Carrigtwohill
CHAPTER 8; 1934 Jubilee year events
CHAPTER 9; 1935 Castlemartyr and Carrigtwohill locked in
controversy over county finals
CHAPTER 10; 1936 Midleton win East Cork ‘double’
CHAPTER 11; 1937 County junior hurling and football ‘double’ for Sarsfields
CHAPTER 12; 1938 Steady progress made by Midleton and Cloyne
CHAPTER 13; 1939 Success for Cloyne and Midleton
in the county junior championship
CHAPTER 14; 1940 Aghada earn pride of place with a third title
CHAPTER 15; 1941 Carrigtwohill see off Dungourney’s gutsy challenge
CHAPTER 16; 1942 One of the best finals between neighbours
Ballinacurra and Midleton
CHAPTER 17; 1943 Hard-fought contest between Aghada and Cloyne
CHAPTER 18; 1944 Carrigtwohill’s epic game with the Barrs
in the senior hurling championship
CHAPTER 19; 1945 Midleton and Cloyne in sharpshooting form
CHAPTER 20; 1946 Disappointment for Imokilly in controversial circumstances
CHAPTER 21; 1947 Heartache for both Sarsfields and Imokilly
CHAPTER 22; 1948 Third final defeat for O’Brien’s
CHAPTER 22; 1949 Glen Rovers – Imokilly county final the highlight
CHAPTER 22; 1950 Dramatic junior decider between Castlemartyr and O’Brien’s 110
CHAPTER 23; 1951 Rare glory day for Sarsfields
CHAPTER 24; 1952 Double for Youghal in divisional finals
CHAPTER 25; 1953 A classical three goal win by Imokilly over the Barrs
CHAPTER 26; 1954 Castlemartyr and Cobh capture divisional titles
CHAPTER 27; 1955 Youghal’s day at Fermoy
CHAPTER 26; 1956 4th Successive East Cork football title for Cobh
CHAPTER 27; 1957 Sarsfields take county senior title St. Catherine's successful
for the first time at junior level
CHAPTER 28; 1958 Never-say-die Cloyne oust Cobh
CHAPTER 29; 1959 Cobh takes county junior title after a 33 year lapse
CHAPTER 30; 1960 Twelve goals - and a memorable game
between Sarsfields and Imokilly
CHAPTER 31; 1961 Impressive Cloyne take junior hurling title
CHAPTER 32; 1962 Three meetings between Carrigtwohill and Castlemartyr
CHAPTER 33; 1963: 36 year wait ends for Cobh
CHAPTER 34; 1964 Castlemartyr’s fighting spirit surfaces again
CHAPTER 35; 1965 East Cork well represented on winning intermediate team
CHAPTER 36; 1966 County hurling titles for Cloyne and Carrigtwohill
CHAPTER 37; 1967 Killeagh finally lay the Castlemartyr bogey
CHAPTER 38; 1968 Imokilly went so near to winning
CHAPTER 39; 1969 Youghal dismiss Cobh’s challenge to lift intermediate title.
CHAPTER 40; 1970 Another glorious victory for Cloyne
CHAPTER 41; 1971 Killeagh and Dungourney meet again
CHAPTER 42; 1972 The good times roll for Dungourney
CHAPTER 43; 1973 Erin’s Own launch epic victory over
Bride Rovers after two outings
CHAPTER 44; 1974 Historic triumph for Watergrasshill in junior decider
CHAPTER 45; 1975 Carrignavar and Erin’s Own reach top flight
CHAPTER 46; 1976 Cloyne create their own slice of history
CHAPTER 47; 1977 Glanmire secure football title number twelve
CHAPTER 48; 1978 Mixed luck for Midleton and Carrigtwohill in county finals
CHAPTER 49; 1979 The Jamesy Kelleher trophy goes
to Erin’s Own for the fourth time since 1973
CHAPTER 50; 1980 Aghada take both divisional junior ‘A’ titles
CHAPTER 51; 1981 More clinical St. Catherine’s secure first East Cork title
in twenty-four years
CHAPTER 52; 1982 Castlemartyr storm to first junior football title
CHAPTER 53; 1983 Great year for Midleton and St. Catherine’s
CHAPTER 54; 1984 Shock as Imokilly take first county title
CHAPTER 55; 1985 Cobh regain junior ‘A’ hurling title after a 26 year lapse
CHAPTER 56; 1986 Crowning glory for Midleton and Imokilly
CHAPTER 57; 1987 Glory for Erin’s Own, Cloyne, Midleton, and Glanmire
CHAPTER 58; 1988 Jubilation for Midleton and Youghal
CHAPTER 59; 1989 Mixed luck for Aghada and Sarsfields in county finals
CHAPTER 60; 1990 The division was well represented in the famous
All-Ireland “double”
CHAPTER 61; 1991 Imokilly footballers give it all against the Barrs.
CHAPTER 62; 1992 Aghada and Fr. O’Neill’s renew rivalry
CHAPTER 63; 1993 First victory in 38 years for Castlelyons
CHAPTER 64; 1994 Lisgoold fulfill their promise at county level
CHAPTER 65; 1995 Extra special year for Killeagh and Glenville
CHAPTER 66; 1996 Historic double for Fr. O’Neill’s
CHAPTER 67; 1997 Clean sweep of county titles for Imokilly,
Cloyne, Castlelyons, and Carrignavar
CHAPTER 68; 1998 Bride Rovers claim Jamesy Kelleher cup after 29 year lapse
CHAPTER 69; 1999 Late scores seal county junior football title for Youghal
CHAPTER 70; 2000 Roller-coaster win for Youghal in intermediate football final
CHAPTER 71; 2001 Killeagh capture intermediate title after two epic encounters
CHAPTER 72; 2002 A journey into the unknown for Fr. O’Neill’s and Carrigtwohill
CHAPTER 73; 2003 Sublime Bride Rovers win county intermediate hurling crown
CHAPTER 74; 2004 St. Catherine’s and Watergrasshill did East Cork proud at
Intermediate level, but it was heartbreak for Cloyne in their first senior final appearance
CHAPTER 75; 2005 Much to savour for Fr. O’Neill’s and Erin’s Own
CHAPTER 76; 2006 East Cork had it all to themselves on county final day
CHAPTER 77; 2007 County titles for Erin’s Own, Carrigtwohill, and Fr. O’Neills
CHAPTER78; 2008 Carrignavar end long wait for first East Cork hurling crown
CHAPTER 79; 2009 Mixed luck for Ballinacurra and Russell Rvs in county finals
CHAPTER 80; 2010 Sarsfields and Cloyne enjoy the net gain in winning
county titles
CHAPTER 81; East Cork All Ireland winning captains
CHAPTER 82; East Cork All Ireland winning selectors
CHAPTER 83; East Cork Railway Cup hurling medal winners on the field of play
CHAPTER 84; East Cork divisional junior G.A.A. Board Trophy commemoration
CHAPTER 85; County finals played by East Cork teams
CHAPTER 86; East Cork Board draws 1924 to 2010
From 1928 to 1949
From 1950 to 1959
From 1960 to 1969
From 1970 to 1979
From 1980 to 1989
From 1990 to 1999
From 2000 to 2010
CHAPTER 86; Board Officers since 1924
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