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Cork GAA Senior Football Championship: Round 3 Preview with McCarthy Insurance Group Premier Games, Ticket Information, and Updated League Tables

by Luis Mendoza - Sport Editor

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Cork GAA Senior Football Championship: Round 3 Preview – McCarthy Insurance Group Premier Games

Fixtures & Match Previews – September 14th, 2025

Round 3 of the Cork GAA Senior Football Championship, proudly sponsored by McCarthy Insurance Group, promises a thrilling weekend of action. With teams battling for crucial championship points and playoff positioning, hereS a detailed preview of each game, including key talking points and expected outcomes. All games are part of the Premier senior Football Championship.

Saturday, September 13th

* Kiskeen vs. Ballincollig (19:00, Páirc na nÓg) – A clash of styles.Kiskeen, known for their defensive solidity, will face a Ballincollig side brimming with attacking talent. Ballincollig’s recent form suggests they are favourites, but Kiskeen’s home advantage could prove pivotal. Expect a tight, tactical battle.

* Valley Rovers vs. Nemo Rangers (19:00, Trabore) – A historic rivalry renewed. Nemo Rangers, consistently among the top contenders, will be looking to assert their dominance against a Valley Rovers team eager to make a statement. Nemo’s experience in big games could be the deciding factor.

Sunday, September 14th

* Carbery Rangers vs. Clonakilty (13:00, Rosscarbery) – A West Cork derby always delivers intensity. Carbery Rangers will be keen to avenge their previous defeat,while Clonakilty will aim to continue their winning momentum. Local pride is on the line in this highly anticipated encounter.

* St. Finbarr’s vs. University College Cork (UCC) (13:00, Ballydehob) – St. Finbarr’s, a traditional powerhouse, face a UCC side that consistently punches above its weight. UCC’s youthful energy and athleticism will test the Barrs’ experience.

* Newcestown vs. Castlehaven (19:00,Newcestown) – A West Cork battle with meaningful implications for playoff qualification.Both teams are known for their physicality and determination. This game is expected to be a bruising,hard-fought contest.

Ticket Information – McCarthy Insurance Group Premier Senior Championship

Tickets for all Cork GAA Senior Football Championship Round 3 matches are available through the following channels:

* Online: https://www.gaacork.ie/tickets (Official GAA Cork Ticketing Portal)

* Centra Retail Outlets: Selected Centra stores throughout Cork County.

* Club Representatives: Contact yoru local club for ticket availability.

Ticket Prices:

* Adults: €10

* Students/Seniors: €5

* Under 16s: Free (accompanied by an adult)

Important Note: Pre-purchase tickets online are strongly recommended to avoid queues and guarantee entry, especially for high-demand matches. Digital ticketing is now the standard, so ensure your phone is charged!

Updated League Tables – September 14th, 2025

Here’s the current standings after Round 2 of the Cork Senior Football Championship. Note: These standings are subject to change after Round 3.

Team Played Won Lost Drawn points
Nemo Rangers 2 2 0 0 4
Clonakilty 2 2 0 0 4
Ballincollig 2 1 1 0 2
St. Finbarr’s 2 1 1 0 2
Carbery Rangers 2 1 1 0 2
Valley Rovers 2 1 1 0 2
UCC 2 0 2 0 0
Kiskeen 2 0 2 0 0
Newcestown 2 0 2 0 0
Castlehaven 2 0 2 0 0

(Table accurate as of September 14th, 2025, 10:00 AM)

Key Players to Watch – Cork SFC Round 3

* Stephen Sherlock (St. Finbarr’s): A prolific scorer and a constant threat to opposing defenses.

* Luke Lordan (Ballincollig):

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