Our weekly club Lotto is back: Who wants to win €20,000!! Now is your chance, as Kilworth GAA lotto will relaunch on Monday June 29th @ 7:30pm. Purchase your tickets online today from our club website ‘Kilworthgaa.com’ or at Carmel’s Garden Centre or O’ Sullivan’s Centra Kilworth.  For the recommencement of the lotto, on Monday June 29th the lotto will be on sale in the GAA grounds from 6:30 – 7:20pm and the lotto draw will begin @7:30pm.Successful Covid fundraiser for Marymount Hospice:From June 12th to June 21st we held a very successful...

THE VILLAGE FONDLY REMEMBERS SHOPKEEPER TONY O’FLYNN This week we were deeply saddened to learn of the sad passing of Tony O ’Flynn in Dublin. We all have very fond memories of Tony growing up in the village as we called in to see his friendly face in the shop on the main street in Kilworth. He had a unique sense of humour, a great character who was always up for a laugh and he will be sadly missed by all who knew him. We extend our sympathies to Lillian and Tony’s extended family on his sad passing. Ar dheis Dé go raibh a anam. Thank you to everyone in...

Votes of SympathyOn behalf of the club we would like to express votes of sympathy to the Aherne familyKilworth and the Dineen/Harrington family Kilworth and Ballyhooly following their recent bereavements.History of Kilworth GAA achievementsThis week we look back on the history of the Junior Hurlers 2006/2007 season. A positive during this time is being able to stop and reflect on our club’s achievements throughout the years. Enjoy this trip down memory lane!NORTH CORK FINAL TAKES CENTRE STAGEAt the final whistle, on a cold night at Pairc Ui Rinn last November reaching the 2006...

Happy Easter We would like to wish all our members a happy, healthy and safe Easter. We are looking forward to getting back to what we love together. Here is a lookback on some club history, a positive during this time is being able to stop and reflect on our club’s achievements throughout the years. We hope you enjoy this trip down memory lane.   1998 Minors take Pride of Place At the outset of 1998 hopes were high within the club that success would return to the village after what had been a disappointing 1997. The junior hurlers had been the most consistent team within...

Kilworth GAA Notes 23/03/2020 Covid-19: What does this mean for the club?As a club the health and safety of all our members is our top priority. During these unprecedented times we ask all our members to look out for one another. We would like to congratulate our senior team for coming together and offering their services to those in need. Please do not hesitate to contact any of the lads on the list as they are more than happy to help. Please keep an eye out for the recommencement of the lotto draw and club activity. Please adhere to social distancing practices! Contact your family...