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Students of St Colman’s College in Fermoy got together on Friday last to spell out their own unique tribute to the Cork hurling team ahead of the All Ireland Final. Photo: courtesy of Michael Bourke

All Ireland fever hit St Colman's College in Fermoy last week, culminating in a non-uniform 'Red Rebel Day' on Friday last. To round off the day over 200 students gathered on the college lawn to pose for an aerial photo spelling out the word 'Cork'.

St Colman's has a long and proud tradition of hurling and GAA dating back to the 1880s with many past pupils playing starring roles over the years. This year's Cork team included Rathcormac's Brian Murphy, himself an ex-Colmanite.

Teacher Michael Bourke organised the unique aerial photograph.

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