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Oct 21, 2026
Pauric LodgeCORRESPONDENT
And just to tell you that we have an add-on to last Sunday's Cork hurling final.
Pauric LodgeCORRESPONDENT
The 1989 Cork hurling final, we're told, between Glen Rovers and Starsfields.
Pauric LodgeCORRESPONDENT
It was a significant one in broadcasting.
Pauric LodgeCORRESPONDENT
It went out live on RT Radio Cork.
Cathal MullaneyHOST
The build-up to this final, I really enjoyed the build-up to the final in particular, but then how the game developed.
Cathal MullaneyHOST
Glen Rovers champions again, 220 to 23 points, winners over St. Finbar's.
Cathal MullaneyHOST
19,000 people watched on at Porky Queve.
Cathal MullaneyHOST
Talk to us about your overall impressions of the match.
Cathal MullaneyHOST
It was the first time they went down in 97 years or something like that.
Cathal MullaneyHOST
And Moss Mulcahy, another legend of the game.
Cathal MullaneyHOST
And you look at the club itself, I suppose, first of all, the names that are associated with Glen Rovers down through the years.
Cathal MullaneyHOST
You mentioned Christy Ring there, Jack Lynch, Moss Mulcahy, now Patrick Horgan.
Mark FoleyGUEST
But by the same token, like, whoever gets over this, I think the Munster Championship is probably more winnable now than what it was for the last few years because unless Ballygunna really kind of, you know, improve from what I've seen in Watford, I don't think they're in the same place as they have been for the last number of years.
Mark FoleyGUEST
New champions in Cork, obviously, Glen Rovers won last weekend against St. Finn Barras.
Mark FoleyGUEST
I think Turles were impressive, all right, when I saw them in the final there against McCarkey Barras.
Mark FoleyGUEST
And they're a lot of young players, good underage success.
Adrian EamesCORRESPONDENT
they're on the verge and they have won the Armagh County title they have beaten Kaleevy a very brave showing from Kaleevy under Stevie MacDonald this afternoon but it's Cross McGlen when it mattered most they push clear but the pass have had it Ciarán doing it
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and the referee has blown the whistle he's all over and Glen Rovers have won this famous city final
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St. Junan somehow found a way to topple reigning champions, Niamh Connell, and in the process win a 17th Donegal senior football title.
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Ball down in the far corner.
Darren FrehillCORRESPONDENT
Lachlanay Gales took the honours in Westmeath.
Darren FrehillCORRESPONDENT
The Sligo final went to Navone and Portoferi are the downed champions.
Darren FrehillCORRESPONDENT
Glen Rovers beat their great rivals St Finbar's.
Darren FrehillCORRESPONDENT
The Barras to land the Cork County final.
Tommy RooneyCORRESPONDENT
Airold became the first clear side since Kilrush Samrocks in the 70s to win three in a row as Lockmore, Castellani, Spoiled, Claremont, Commercials, Plants and Tip.
Tommy RooneyCORRESPONDENT
In senior hurling, Glen Rovers got the better of the bars in the belter in Cork.
Tommy RooneyCORRESPONDENT
The Harps won their first senior championship in Leash.
Tommy RooneyCORRESPONDENT
Nave Owen upset the odds in Sligo.
Eoin SheahanHOST
Talk to us.
Eoin SheahanHOST
Where do you actually want to start? For me, the Cork Hurling final is almost one of the glamour stories of the weekend.
Eoin SheahanHOST
And when you have Glen Rovers against the Barras and everybody knows the story with...
Eoin SheahanHOST
Glen Rovers over the past couple of years in terms of dropping out of the top tier and trying to work their way back and not having won the top title in a decade.
Colm BoohigHOST
What a question that is.
Colm BoohigHOST
What about Glen Rovers? Delighted you mentioned him.
Enda CollHOST
If you're listening now and I don't mention your team in this performance, don't be mad at me.
Enda CollHOST
I picked out some of the biggest ones.
Damien O'MearaGUEST
And I was kind of thinking...
Damien O'MearaGUEST
You know, why? So you had Glen Rovers against St Finbar's, the Glen against the bars, and it's the two city clubs, second and third in the role of honour in the Cork County Championship in advance of the weekend, but hadn't met in a final since 1988.
Damien O'MearaGUEST
Wow.
Damien O'MearaGUEST
These two powerhouses.
Damien O'MearaGUEST
I'm chatting about it on the radio yesterday.
Damien O'MearaGUEST
Mark Landers, the former Cork captain, was on with us, an all-Ireland winning Cork captain, who was explaining that you look at the passage of time and back through the 50s, 60s, 70s, people had to leave the rural areas to go into the city for work.
Damien O'MearaGUEST
And, you know, the Glen Rovers are in Black Rock.
Damien O'MearaGUEST
The bars are in Toher.
Tommy RooneyHOST
Airold became the first clear side since Kilrush Samrocks in the 70s to win three in a row as Lockmore, Castellani, Spoil, Claremont, Commercials, Plants and Tip.
Tommy RooneyHOST
In senior hurling, Glen Rovers got the better of the bars in the Belter and Cork.
Tommy RooneyHOST
The Harps won their first senior championship in Leash.
Tommy RooneyHOST
Nave Owen upset the odds in Sligo.
Eoin SheahanHOST
You kind of have to live it in some ways.
Eoin SheahanHOST
Talk to us, where do you actually want to start here? For me, the Cork Hurling final is almost one of the glamour stories of the weekend.
Eoin SheahanHOST
And when you have Glen Rovers against the Barras and everybody knows the story with...
Eoin SheahanHOST
Glen Rovers over the past couple of years in terms of dropping out of the top tier and trying to work their way back and not having won the top title in a decade.
Denis HurleyHOST
My name is Denis Hurley and I'm joined this Monday morning by John Horgan and Barry O'Manney as we review the weekend's action and look ahead at what's to come.
Denis HurleyHOST
Obviously, John, the central storyline coming out of yesterday is Glen Rovers back on top, county champions, three years after being relegated.
Denis HurleyHOST
It's quite the achievement.
John HorganPANELIST
It certainly is and the recovery mission has been completed successfully.
Oisín LanganGUEST
We've got audio from James Stephens players and a bit of audio from the Harps, who won their first title in Leash yesterday.
Oisín LanganGUEST
And we hear from Rob Downie from Glen Rovers.
Oisín LanganGUEST
day one in Cork.
Oisín LanganGUEST
Come On Kind is being recorded today, the Camogie podcast.
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