This year the County Board introduced a third championship (15 - a side) at the U21 level following requests from the Division Boards. It was contested by representatives from 5 divisions and the inaugural U21 'C' Football Championship Final will be contested by Dromtarriffe and St Kevin's (Ballyclough & Deel Rovers). 

County U21 'C' Football Championship Final
Friday 18th August
Dromtarriffe v St Kevins
@ Pairc Ui Rinn, 6.30pm
Referee: Colm Vaughan (Cill na Martra)

Paths to Final
Dromtarriffe
Duhallow
Dromtarriffe 2-24 Croke Rovers 1-6 - Round 1
Dromtarriffe 2-15 Kiskeam 0-10 - Semi-Final
Dromtarriffe 1-11 Croke Rovers 2-7 - Final
County
Dromtarriffe 5-17 Clonakilty 1-6 - Semi-Final

Avondhu
St kevin's
St Kevin's 3-18 Ballycastle Gaels 2-10 - Round 1
St Kevin's 0-10 Killara Og 0-10 - Semi-Final
St Kevin's 0-16 Killara Og 1-8 - Semi-Final Replay
St Kevin's 0-18 Killavullen 1-10 - Final
County
St Kelvin's 2-12 Iveleary 0-9 - Qtr-Final
St Kelvin's 2-11 Carrig na bhFear 2-10 - Semi-Final

Both teams are seeking their 1st title in this championship.

The cup to be presented to the winners of the U21'C' Football Championship is Mick Dolan Cup

Mick passed away on Nov 14th 2016.RIP 
He was an absolute true gentleman,a great servant of Cork GAA and his club Fermoy, a true GAA man and a great character and a friend of everyone who knew him
He was elected Development Officer in 1999-2001 and went on to serve as Board County Vice-Chairman (2003-2005) and County Board Chairman from 2006-2008. He also served on various other committees for the County Board, such as hearings and appeals committees .
He was instrumental in ensuring the history of Cork GAA was recorded, and in the publication of the Cork GAA history book 1987-2011 gave Mick much pleasure (Pic below)
Mick gave a lifetime of service to his beloved Fermoy as a player and administrator. He served in various capacities in the club including Chairman. He was much loved and this was clearly evident at huge turnout at his funeral in Fermoy.
The Mick Dolan Cup donated by his family is a fitting tribute to his contribution and we are certain Mick would say to the captain "have a drink out of that tonight oul'd stock."