In the A final of the U-14 East Cork league Glanmire and Fermoy took to the stage at The Pike field in Riverstown last night 17th May. Fermoy showed their intent from the off but Glanmire showed their mettle and after 5mins it was still scoreless.
 Fermoy eventually opened the scoring shortly after with some well taken scores to give them the upper hand and by half time they had a comfortable lead
 Glanmire started strong in the second half and pushed hard to peg back the deficit but could not break through a strong Fermoy defence. Fermoy soaked up the early pressure from Glanmire  to resume where they left off in the first half. Fermoy always looked comfortable from goal to Full forward line with great passages of play, strength and awareness on the ball. glanmire for their part never gave up and made a late rally banging in some fine goals. In the end however Fermoy ran out comfortable winners to lift the trophy.
 Fremoy now advance onto the County A semi finals.
Thanks to Referee Kieran Keane for officiating on the night 
 
Glanmire team: Ailín McGrath, Ruth McCarthy, Jessica O’Neill, Katie Turpin, Sandra Dinan, Michelle Barry, Julie O’Callaghan, Isobelle O’Neill, Leah Ricken, Melissa Barry, Jill Sexton, Ciara O’Sullivan, Donna Kerrigan, Siofra Deane, Kate Hannon. Subs: Ava Carey, Amy Lynch, Claire Murphy, Sophie O’Regan
 
Fermoy team: Ann Brennan. Ellen Condon, Mollie O’Sullivan, Saoirse Lonergan, Nadine Wheeler, Grace Kelly, Kathryn Buckley, Niamh Sexton, Marie Bailey, Amy Walsh, Abbie Scannell, Elaine O’Donnell, Aisling Daly, Teresa Murphy, Laura Sheehan,  Subs: Aine Fanning, Sinead Finton, Emma Harrington, Shirley Lam, Emma McGrath, Caoimhe Moore, Ali Morrison, Sinead O’Brien, Niamh Ryan, Anna Dunne, Caoimhe Kenneally
 
Captain of Fermoy Niamh Sexton receiving the trophy from East Cork Board Chairman Billy McCarthy