2025/2026 Corn Dhonncha Uí Nuanáin (Under 19 B Football) Final – Mount St. Michael’s Rosscarbery 0-8 Abbey CBS Tipperary 0-7

It took the very last kick of the game to settle it, but Mount St Michael are Munster champions once more, claiming their first provincial title since 1996 and gaining revenge for the 2022 defeat to the same opposition.

Abbey CBS controlled possession for the opening 17 minutes pushing them into a 0-2 to 0-0 lead. But the MTSM lads gradually found their feet and started to win possession around the middle third. Scores were difficult to come by in a tense affair, but two Luke O’Neill frees in the 19th and 21st minutes brought Mount St Michael back on terms.

Ronan Hayes made it 0-3 apiece deep into first-half injury time, capping a tightly fought opening 30 minutes where defensive structures dominated.

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At the start of the second half, Abbey CBS nudged ahead by a point. However, Luke O’Neill responded from play before Ronan Hayes scored a great a free on 36 minutes.

Abbey CBS did not give up and levelled matters with just two minutes remaining, setting up a dramatic finish. With the clock deep in injury time and extra-time looming, Dylan O’Neill stepped forward. From an angle and under immense pressure, he struck over what proved to be the decisive score, the final kick of the game to the roars of the hundred MTSM supporters in the stands.

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Dylan O’Neill kicks the winning point

He’s done it. He’s won it. 💥

Super sub Dylan O’Neill kicks two huge points, including a stunning last-gasp winner — as Mount St. Michael’s, Rosscarbery avenge their 2022 defeat 🔥

What a final!!#ClubberTV pic.twitter.com/GgsaGqEjOk

— Clubber (@clubber) February 13, 2026

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Rosscarbery’s Blue and yellow flags waved happily and a title secured in dramatic fashion, built on resilience, tactical discipline, and nerve when it mattered most. It’s an All Ireland semifinal next against Connacht winners and excitement is building up once again in Rosscarbery with the match fixed for Saturday 28th February.

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Mount St. Michael’s Rosscarbery: Ciaran Campbell, Mark McCarthy, Ben Sheehy, Ryan Fitzpatrick, Dylan Scannel(0-01)l, Cathal Buchanan, Sean Cuinnea, Jerry McCarthy, Padraig Tobin, Oran O’Donovan, Ronan Hayes(0-02F), Seamus Lane, Kevin Duffy, Jerome McCarthy, Luke O’Neill (0-3, 0-2f).
Subs used: Joe McCarthy, Michael McCarthy, Dylan O’Neill (0-2)

Abbey CBS: Dylan Guerin(Aherlow), Jack Ryan(Cappawhite), Tom Bradshaw(Aherlow), Killian Peters(Aherlow), Padraic O’Brien(Aherlow), David Ryan(Arravale Rovers), Sean Cleary(Knockavilla Kickhams), Mark Flanagan(Arravale Rovers), Darragh Bresnan(Arravale Rovers)(0-03), Evan Slattery(Knockavilla Kickhams)(0-01), Aaron Brazil(Aherlow)(0-03, 0-02F), Anthony Murphy(Aherlow), Donnacha Quigley(Arravale Rovers), Eoin O’Connell(Aherlow), Jaye Cilvanas(Arravale Rovers)
Subs Used: Conor Kelly(Arravale Rovers), Charlie Brazil(Aherlow), Colm O’Shea(Aherlow), Christian Flanagan.

Referee: Tom McGlinchey

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Corn Dhonncha Uí Nuanáin – Under 19 B Football Roll of Honour

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🏆 @Munsterpps SENIOR B FOOTBALL CHAMPIONS 🏆

Mount Saint Michael Footballers , Munster Champions 👏🏻💙💛

Pictured are the Munster Champions, Captain Ben Sheehy & Managers Mike Keohane & Enda Favier.

Congratulations, well deserved. @OfficialCorkGAA @RosscarberyReci pic.twitter.com/GshBw0UaBt

— Carbery Rangers GAA (@CarberyRangers) February 13, 2026

JerryRing10 ⁦@abbeytipp⁩ v Ross ⁦@Westtippgaa⁩ ⁦@TipperaryGAA⁩ pic.twitter.com/9Fb7hoB8c5

— Jerry Ring (@JerryRing10) February 14, 2026