INTERMEDIATE HURLERS BOW OUTLast Sunday afternoon, September 7th, Kilworth once again returned to Pairc na Bride Rathcormac to contest Ballinhassig in their final group game of the 2025 Co-Op Superstores Premier Intermediate Hurling Championship with the pinnacle prize of a Quarter-Final berth at minimum up for grabs to the winner. Kilworth opened the scoring in this fast paced encounter within thirty seconds of play through a Liam Óg Hegarty strike before Ballinhassig equalized seconds later with a carbon copy effort from the resulting puckout. Over the next eight minutes of...

INTERMEDIATE CHAMPIONSHIP ACTION THIS SUNDAYThis coming Sunday afternoon, September 7th, Kilworth once again return to Pairc na Bride Rathcormac, this time to contest Ballinhassig in their final group game of the 2025 Co-Op Superstores Premier Intermediate Hurling Championship, with throw-in fixed for 2pm. This will be the fifth consecutive year that the teams will meet in championship action with the score currently lying at 2-2 between the sides. Last season’s encounter between the two sides which was played in Castlelyons was again a round three clash and unfortunately the final...

THE LATE JOHN CAREY R.I.P.We were all very saddened last week to hear of the sad passing of esteemed Kilworth native, club Vice President, former teammate, mentor, officer, and a much loyal friend to many, John Carey. John, both a fiercely proud family and Kilworth man was also a much noted GAA man in his playing days and won many accolades down through the years in both hurling and football including ultimate honours on two occasions. He played a prominent role in the Kilworth Junior A county winning hurling team of 1967 and also holds the prestigious Cork Senior Hurling Championship...

MIXED RESULTS IN HURLING CHAMPIONSHIPSINTERMEDIATE HURLERS SUFFER DEFEATLast Saturday evening August 16th, Kilworth travelled to Rathcormac to contest Ballincollig in their second round fixture of the 2025 Co-Op Superstores Premier Intermediate Hurling Championship. A physically strong and skillful Ronan Curran trained Ballincollig side were by far superior in this contest and dominated play with some fine set pieces throughout the hour. Trailing by 2-14 to 0-06 at the interval, after playing against a slight breeze, Kilworth had their work cut out to minimize the scoring gap between...

JUNIOR HURLERS CONTINUE CLUBS WINNING STREAK Last week, on Tuesday evening August 5th, Kilworth travelled to Castletownroche to contest Mallow in their first round opening fixture of the 2025 Denis Gallagher Refrigeration JB2 Hurling Championship. Mallow were first to register a score in this high scoring encounter which yielded the umpires to wave a whopping 44 flags in total, as within the first minute of play they had the sliotar buried in the back of the Kilworth net following a well worked passage of play. Kilworth, however, replied immediately when a Michael O’Callaghan shot...