Imokilly GAA

Imokilly

Uí Mac Coille
Founded:	1924
County:	Cork
Colours:	Red and white
Playing kits
Standard colours
Senior Club Championships
All Ireland Munster champions Cork champions Football: 0 0 5 Hurling: 0 0 2 Ladies' football: 0 0 1 Camogie: 0 0 6

Imokilly GAA is a Gaelic football and Hurling division in the east of Cork, Ireland. The division includes towns such as Midleton, Cobh, and Youghal. 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 Senior Football Championship and Cork Senior Hurling Championship. The division is known best for its hurlers, and in recent times, players from here have dominated on the Cork GAA senior hurling team.

• Aghada
• Ballinacurra
• Bride Rovers
• Carrignavar
• Carrigtwohill
• Castlelyons
• Castlemartyr
• Cobh
• Cloyne
• Dungourney
• Erin's Own
• Fr. O'Neills
• Glanmire
• Glenbower Rovers
• Glenville
• Killeagh
• Lisgoold
• Midleton
• Russell Rovers
• Sarsfield's
• St. Catherine's
• St. Ita's
• Watergrasshill
• Youghal

Championship	Club
Senior Championships
Premier Senior	Erin's Own
	Fr. O'Neill's
	Midleton
	Sarsfields
Senior A	Bride Rovers
	Carrigtwohill
	Castlelyons
	Killeagh
	Watergrasshill
Intermediate Championships
Premier Intermediate	Castlemartyr
	Cloyne
	Dungourney
	Lisgoold
Intermediate A	Aghada
	Erin's Own (2nd team)
	Midleton (2nd team)
	Russell Rovers
	Sarsfields (2nd team)
	Youghal
Junior Championships
Premier Junior	St. Catherine’s
Junior A	Bride Rovers (2nd team)
	Carrignavar
	Carrigtwohill (2nd team)
	Cobh
	Killeagh (2nd team)
	Midleton (3rd team)
	Sarsfields (3rd team)
	St Ita's
Junior B	Aghada (2nd team)
	Carrigtwohill (3rd team)
	Castlelyons (2nd team)
	Castlemartyr (2nd team)
	Cloyne (2nd team)
	Erin's Own (3rd team)
	Fr. O'Neill's (2nd team)
	Killeagh (3rd team)
	Sarsfields (4th team)
	St. Catherine’s (2nd team)
	Watergrasshill (2nd team)
	Youghal (2nd team)
Junior C	Bride Rovers (3rd team)
	Carrignavar (2nd team)
	Cobh (2nd team)
	Dungourney (2nd team)
	Erin's Own (4th team)
	Fr. O'Neill's (3rd team)
	Killeagh (4th team)
	Lisgoold (2nd team)
	Midleton (4th team)
	Russell Rovers (2nd team)
	St Ita's (2nd team)

Championship	Club
Senior Championships
Premier Senior	None
Senior A	None
Intermediate Championships
Premier Intermediate	Aghada
	Glanmire
Intermediate A	None
Junior Championships
Premier Junior	Cobh
	Glenville
Junior A	Aghada (2nd team)
	Bride Rovers
	Carrignavar
	Carrigtwohill
	Castlemartyr
	Cloyne
	Dungourney
	Erin's Own
	Fr. O'Neill's
	Lisgoold
	Midleton
	Youghal
Junior B	Cobh (2nd team)
	Glanmire (2nd team)
	Glenbower Rovers
	Glenbower Rovers (2nd team)
	Glenville (2nd team)
	St. Catherine’s
Junior C	Aghada (3rd team)
	Ballinacurra
	Bride Rovers (2nd team)
	Carrignavar (2nd team)
	Carrigtwohill (2nd team)
	Fr. O'Neill's (2nd team)
	Glanmire (3rd team)
	Glenville (3rd team)
	Lisgoold (2nd team)
	Midleton (2nd team)
	St. Catherine’s (2nd team)

• Cork Premier Senior Hurling Championship
  • Winners (6): 1997, 1998, 2017, 2018, 2019, 2024^[1]
  • Runners-Up (4): 1949, 1968, 1996, 2001

• Cork Premier Senior Football Championship
  • Winners (2): 1984, 1986
  • Runners-Up (1): 1987

• Dónal Óg Cusack
• Declan Dalton
• John Fenton
• Séamus Harnedy
• Conor Lehane
• Pearse O'Neill
• Diarmuid O'Sullivan

• East Cork Junior A Hurling Championship
• East Cork Junior A Football Championship

• Divisional website
• An Illustrated History of the GAA in East Cork 1924-2010 by Tom Morrison

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