St Finbarr’s edged out Nemo Rangers by 1-14 to 1-13 at Pairc Ui Chaoimh this afternoon to claim their third Cork Premier senior football championship title in eight years.

Substitute Cillian Myers-Murray was the hero for Barrs as his point two minutes into injury-time proved the difference between the sides when all was said and done.

Kevin O'Donovan, that is OUTRAGEOUS🤯

The @NemoRangersGAA splits the defence and smashes it into the top corner🎯

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— Clubber (@clubber) October 26, 2025

The victors had held a two-point advantage after 20 minutes of this decider prior to Kevin O’Donovan’s brilliant goal storming Nemo into the lead and they’d go on towards a 1-9 to 0-10 advantage at half-time.

Brian Hayes starts and finishes and brilliant goal for @the_Barrs 🤯

Incredible catch and finish from the @OfficialCorkGAA Senior hurler👏

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— Clubber (@clubber) October 26, 2025

Rebels hurling star Brian Hayes surged Barrs back in front with a neatly finished goal in the first minute of the second-half and they’d go on to extend their lead to four before the 23-time champions came with a late push.

Mark Cronin’s frees and a Conor Horgan two-pointer had the scoreboard reading 1-13 apiece before Myers-Murray landed what proved to be the winner for Barrs in injury as they recorded their club’s 11th ever SFC success.

Congratulations to @the_Barrs on winning the 2025 McCarthy Insurance Group @mig_ie Premier Senior Football Championship! 🏆 Well done to St Finbarr’s No. 9, Brian Hayes, who received the Player of the Match award, presented by a McCarthy Insurance Group representative! pic.twitter.com/lhXTf5CJml

— Cork GAA (@OfficialCorkGAA) October 26, 2025

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