The month of December holds a special place in Newmarket hearts. In 1970 it was the thirteenth day of the month, while back in 1998 it was the sixth. This year, the fifth has been added to the glorious days when The Black & Red have won county titles. In securing the Bon Secours Premier Intermediate title last Sunday, the Newmarket footballers bridged the gap to another celebrated occasion, the sixteenth of October 2011, and in doing so, created a legacy of their own. (more…)

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The Newmarket footballers are back in the Bon Secours Premier Intermediate final, after a strong performance against the fancied Cill Na Marta side. Heading into the contest in Glantane last Saturday, the Muskerry outfit had yet to lose a match and had defeated all put in front of them by comfortable margins.

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The Newmarket footballers head to Glantane on Saturday afternoon at 3pm, with a place in the Bon Secours Premier Intermediate Final up for grabs. Talking on Cill Na Matra, for a place in the competition decider, both sides have had differing paths to semi final.

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The Newmarket footballers got the better of Naomh Abán on Saturday last, the 30th of October, to progress to the Bon Secours Premier Intermediate Football Championship semi finals.

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Coming into their game against Castletownbere on Saturday night last, the 16th of October, Newmarket sat bottom of Group C of the Premier Intermediate Championship, with one point after two games. While in an unenviable position, with no team were guaranteed qualification, Newmarket knew victory opened the door to a potential quarter final place.

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The Newmarket footballers must take on Castletownbere in a do or die clash, in the final group game of the Premier Intermediate Football Championship, knowing a win is a must and even a victory may not guarantee progress to the knockout stages. The team find themselves in this position following defeat to Na Piarsaigh on Saturday last, the 25th of September.

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Newmarket’s Junior B footballers played host to Rockchapel in Round 1 of the Duhallow championship, on Sunday the 5th of September.

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Newmarket travelled to Glantane on Saturday the 4th of September, to take on Aghada in the opening round of the Bon Secours Premier Intermediate Football Championship.

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Boherbue travelled to Newmarket on Thursday evening last, the 26th of August, to take on Robert Emmets in the Duhallow under 21 football championship.

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Robert Emmets and Sliabh Luachra Gaels played out an entertaining draw on Monday evening, the 16th of August, in the first round of the Duhallow U21 football championship.

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Best of luck to Hugh O’Connor and the rest of the Cork minor team next Wednesday, the 11th August, in the Munster football final against Limerick. The Cork team qualified for the final, having defeated Kerry in the semi final, where Hugh contributed four points to his side’s total.

The footballers of Newmarket and Castlehaven headed for Macroom on Sunday afternoon, the 1st of August, to contest the final of the Cork Credit Unions League 2 competition.

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The Newmarket footballers travel to Macroom on Sunday the first of August, to contest the Cork Credit Unions League Two title. They will take on Castlehaven for the title, with the ball being thrown in at 2pm. Best of luck to the team!

Congratulations to Hugh O’Connor and the Cork Minor footballers on their recent victory against Waterford in the championship. Hugh scored an impressive nine points on the night. He and his team now process to meet Kerry in the semi final, on Friday, the 30th of July. Best of luck to Hugh and the rest of the Cork minors.

The Newmarket footballers made the long trip to Skibbereen on Sunday, the 18th July, to take on O’Donovan Rossa in the Cork Credit Unions League 2 semi final.

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The Premier Intermediate footballers travelled to Ballincollig on Sunday morning, the 4th July, for the final game of the Cork Credit Unions Division 2B round robin series.

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