The DDSL are delighted to announce that we are returning to the AUL Complex in Clonshough for the first time since 2018.

There are 67 Finals (U11-U18) scheduled to be played, across three days.

Friday 13th May.

Nine (9) U17 & U18 finals will be played with evening kick offs.

Saturday 14th May.

Twenty seven (27) finals (U11-U16, Saturday Divisions) will be played.

Sunday 15th May.

Thirty one (31) finals (U11-U16 Sunday Divisions) will be played.

Risk Assessment Document for Cork Schoolboys League

This risk assessment considers the potential for harm to come to children whilst they are in CSL’s care. Clubs who are constituent parts of our league will be required to develop their own Child Safeguarding Statement and Risk Assessment.

This risk assessment precedes the Child Safeguarding Statement (Section 11 (1b) Children First Act 2015) which is developed following this risk assessment process. In accordance with the requirements of Section 11 (1) of the Children First Act 2015 the risk is of abuse and not general health and safety risk (covered under a separate

H&S policy and risk assessment).

Section 11 (1) of the Children First Act 2015 states that where a person proposes to operate as a provider of a relevant service, he or she shall, within3 months from the date on which he or she commences as such a provider — (a) Undertake an assessment of any potential for harm to a child while availing of the service (in this section referred to as a “risk”).

AN EXHIBITION of free-taking from Michael Murphy means Tyrone and Kerry will face-off on Sunday at Healy Park as both bid to survive the drop to the Allianz League Division Two.

The Donegal captain was in exceptional form from placed balls in thoroughly awkward windy conditions to score six points as Rory Gallagher’s team steamrolled the side managed by Mickey Harte.

Monaghan’s victory over Kerry meant the Red Hands had a surprise reprieve and need a two-point winning margin next weekend to relegate the All-Ireland champions, along with Derry who fell through the trapdoor on Saturday.

Ryan McHugh netted what proved to be the only goal of the game on 31 minutes when he was on hand to shoot past Tyrone substitute goalkeeper Sean Fox, who had saved initially from Hugh McFadden when Frank McGlynn’s effort had come back down off the upright.

Donegal welcome Tyrone back to Ballybofey on May 17 in the preliminary round of the Ulster championship and on this showing will not relinquish the Anglo-Celt Cup without a struggle.

Donegal, with Murphy scoring two long-range frees from 55 metres, were 1-9 to 0-3 in front at the interval before the same player added another from similar distance just after the break. He was later black-carded for a foul on Sean Cavanagh and will miss his team’s trip to Mayo on Sunday as a consequence.

Tyrone never got going and despite trying to flood their defence were unable to keep tabs on a Donegal side who attacked them at angles. Martin McElhinney kicked two fine points as Tyrone failed to trouble the umpires from the 16th minute to the 48th.

The DDSL are delighted to announce that we are returning to the AUL Complex in Clonshough for the first time since 2018.

There are 67 Finals (U11-U18) scheduled to be played, across three days.

Friday 13th May.

Nine (9) U17 & U18 finals will be played with evening kick offs.

Saturday 14th May.

Twenty seven (27) finals (U11-U16, Saturday Divisions) will be played.

Sunday 15th May.

Thirty one (31) finals (U11-U16 Sunday Divisions) will be played.

Here is the

Match Report

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