POWER UP YOUR MIND WORKSHOPKilworth GAA, Camogie & LGFA clubs are proudly hosting a public workshop initiative in conjunction with Healthy Ireland & Cork County Council next Thursday evening October 16th at the Community Hall, Chapel Road, Kilworth, P61 N295 from 7pm to 9pm. This event, for over 16’s, is completely free of charge and is open to the public to attend and includes guest speakers such as All-Star & All-Ireland winning Cork hurler Niall McCarthy on Resilience, Nutritional Therapist Jen O’Callaghan on Performance Nutrition, and Senior Psychologist Dr...

U21 HURLERS DEFEATEDLast Saturday evening, September 27th, our U21 hurlers made the short commute to Ballyhooly to contest Liscarroll/Churchtown Gaels in the Quarter-Final of the Country Clean Recycling U21 B Hurling Championship. In a content which the western divisional side led from the start, two early goals conceded by Kilworth were regrettably imperative to the Gaels overall success in this fast paced encounter. Kilworth, who unfortunately had some notable key absentees from the squad through injury battled extremely hard throughout the hour and whilst they were solid displays...

CLUB LOTTO PASSES €17,000There was no winner of last week’s lotto jackpot of €17,000 held on Monday September 15th, the numbers drawn were: 01, 15, 25 & 27. The lucky dip winner of €50 was Helen Cannon c/o Ber Wheeler. The lucky dip winners of €25 each were Claire McGrath c/o Centra, Yvonne Crowley c/o Online, & Orla Walsh c/o Online. The jackpot prize on Monday September 22nd is €17,200.Tickets cost just €2 each or three lines for €5 and they are available online, in the local business outlets or from your usual local sellers. As always...

JUNIOR HURLERS COME UP SHORTLast Saturday evening, September 13th, our Junior hurlers travelled to Killavullen to contest old rivals and last year’s runners-up Newtownshandrum in the final of the 2025 Denis Gallagher Refrigeration JB2 Hurling Championship. In a highly entertaining, edge of the seat encounter which gave the travelling supporters great value for money, Newtown held the better hand throughout this contest, but Kilworth put up a great battle and were very unlucky in the final quarter not to pip at least an equalizer before the full time whistle. Full time score: Kilworth...

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...