Puc Fada 2019
The annual puc fada will take p[lace on Thursday 26th, St Stephens Day, from 10.30am. All are welcome. the usual categories will apply. Bring your own hurley. wear suitable footwear/clothing and respect private property.
KilbrittaiN SYNC lip sync battle 2019
Kilbrittain GAA are holding a LIP Sync battle event, KilbrittaiN SYNC, on Friday 22nd and Saturday 23rd November in Bandon GAA PAvillion. The event has been kindly sponsored by Kevin O'Leary MAZDA.
Twelve acts will compete on both nights for a €1,000 prize that they will donate to the charity/good cause of their choice. The acts will go through a strict training program to prepare for what should be 2 great nights of entertainment.
Twelve acts will compete on both nights for a €1,000 prize that they will donate to the charity/good cause of their choice. The acts will go through a strict training program to prepare for what should be 2 great nights of entertainment.
County Clubs Draw 2018
The June draw of the county clubs draw 2017/2018 will be hosted by Kilbrittain on Thursday 28th June at 8;30pm in the community hall. All members of the draw are invited to come along and see how the draw is run. refreshments will be available also.
All are welcome
All are welcome
Golf Classic 2018
The 2018 O'Connor Coaches, Kilbrittain GAA Golf Classic was launched at the new pitch in Clashavanna over the weekend. Sean O'Connor and Terry O'Regan from O'Connor Coaches were both present. Committee chairman Tomas Brennan and Club Chairman Denis Ryan along with a number of the Intermediate team and panel were also present. The Golf Classic takes place in Bandon Golf Club on Friday 25th May. The time sheet if filling up fast!
Teams are €195 for team of three with meal included.
Tee-box sponsorship is €75
Anyone interested in sponsoring a tee-box or entering a team are asked to contact
Tom on 0863263505 or Marion on 0868346124
Teams are €195 for team of three with meal included.
Tee-box sponsorship is €75
Anyone interested in sponsoring a tee-box or entering a team are asked to contact
Tom on 0863263505 or Marion on 0868346124
25th Anniversary Silver Jubilee Dinner - 3-2-2018
Saturday 3rd February will see the club celebrate 25 years since the Junior B footballers and Minor A hurlers won their respective West Cork & County titles in 1992 and also the Minor B footballers who won the west cork & County title in 1993. The Intermediate hurlers also reached the County Final in 1993 while winning the league. The Junior C hurlers and Junior D Footballers won their respective west cork titles in 1993 too adding to a @Golden Era' for Kilbrittain GAA. On the 3rd February these feats will be celebrated in Fernhill House Hotel at 8pm sharp. Also on the night the 2017 Minor Footballers will be honored for winning their West cork League and Championship in 2017. It all ads up to be a great night.
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1992 saw Kilbrittain Camoige club winning the Intermediate county championship completing historic ‘Three in a row’. They also won the under 18 County championship.
1993 was an historic year also as Kilbrittain's own Owen Sexton was selected as a Cork Minor Footballer going on to win the All-Ireland. Hamilton High school won the senior hurling all-Ireland title with Aidan O’Connell, Cormac O’Donoghue, Jeremy McSweeney, Cornelius O’Mahony, and Owen Sexton all involved.
Carbery Hurlers reached the Senior Hurling final taking St Finbars to a replay. Denis Healy, Mícheal Holland, Denis O’Neill, Dan O’Connell, Geoff O’Connell, Oliver Harrington were all involved with Pa Brennan as a Selector.
1993 was an historic year also as Kilbrittain's own Owen Sexton was selected as a Cork Minor Footballer going on to win the All-Ireland. Hamilton High school won the senior hurling all-Ireland title with Aidan O’Connell, Cormac O’Donoghue, Jeremy McSweeney, Cornelius O’Mahony, and Owen Sexton all involved.
Carbery Hurlers reached the Senior Hurling final taking St Finbars to a replay. Denis Healy, Mícheal Holland, Denis O’Neill, Dan O’Connell, Geoff O’Connell, Oliver Harrington were all involved with Pa Brennan as a Selector.
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Night at the Dogs!
Keep Saturday 18th November free in your Diary. Kilbrittain GAA are 'Going to the Dogs' that night in Curaheen Park Greyhound stadium.
More details to follow.
More details to follow.
Golf Classic 2017
The 18th annual Golf Classic will take place on Friday 19th May in Bandon Golf Club. The event will be kindly sponsored again this year by O'Connor Coaches. The event is one of the most anticipated events in our social calendar. Teams of three can be entered for €195. Anyone interested in entering a team are asked to contact Co-ordinator Tomas Brennan for tee-times (0863263503). Please book tee-times early as the time sheet will fill up fast!
Sponsorship of tee-box or greens will cost €75.
Sponsorship of tee-box or greens will cost €75.
Victory Dinner Dance2017
On Saturday night 4th March, Kilbrittain Gaa club celebrated their successful 2016 in a packed Fernhill house hotel.
2016 saw the junior B footballers win the West cork beating Bantry in the final and then blazing a trail through the inter-divisional county series to beat Cobh in the final. This was the third time in the clubs history to annex this competition, the first in 1992 and also in 2009. On the hurling front, the minor A hurlers blazed their own trail through West Cork winning the championship, beating Ahane Gaels in the final, the league, beating Ibane Gaels in the final, and the inaugural Sean Holland tournament cup between Kilbrittain and Courcey Rovers.
On Saturday night they celebrated in style with medals presented to both teams by ex Cork Senior Football goalkeeper, Alan Quirke. Chairman Denis Ryan welcoming all, congratulated both teams and their mentors on a fantastic year. He said as football was not the number one in the club, it was a great achievement to win a county. He said the stand out moment for him was when Owen Sexton travelled from Westport Co. Mayo to make the west cork final against Bantry in Drimoleague. He said it showed what it meant to Owen to play for the local club. He was loud in his praise for club secretary Marion Twohig who he described as “the engine of the club”, and also praised treasurer Sharon McSweeney for her unenviable job of handling the clubs finances at a time when fundraising is ongoing. He thanked the main club sponsors The Amber Bar and H&H Construction for their support and also the Golf Classic committee and sponsor Sean O’Connor. He was loud in praise of the Lotto committee for the weekly running of the lotto that currently stands at €10,400 and also thanked Niall and Celina Crowley in the Post Office for making the club gear available to the public. Mentioning the new development, he expressed the gratitude of the club to the development committee spearheaded by Tomas Brennan, and also to the boxers who “were brave to step into the ring” for the Clash without the Ash back in December. The assembled crowd were told that the next main fundraiser will take place at Curaheen park in early November with more details to follow in the next few weeks. Introducing the special guest he had warm words for each, Joe Crowley Chairman of the West Cork board, Kevin O’Donovan, Coaching Officer of the County Board and the aforementioned Alan Quirke. He had a special word of congratulations for Kilbrittain’s own Jamie Wall who was in attendance along with the Fitzgibbon Cup.
Joe Crowley congratulated the Junior Footballers on a fantastic county victory. He congratulated the minor A hurlers also and reflected on the great hurlers produced by Kilbrittain especially those who played with Carbery in 1993 and 1994 when the team was “Backboned by tremendous Kilbrittain hurlers, Denis Healy, the O’Connell brothers, Finbar Sheehy, the late Micheal Holland to name but a few, all outstanding hurlers.” He urged the present players to “not let Carbery down” for the coming year. He was loud in praise for Dermot Hayes who was a Carbery selector over the last few years. Also he thanked the board delegates especially Marion Twohig and Dermot Hayes. He thanked Micheal O’Mahony for refereeing for the board sometimes at short notice. He also congratulated Jamie Wall saying “it was a tremendous week for Jamie … could be looking at a future Cork Senior Hurling manager from Kilbrittain “. He wished the club well with the continued development and expressed his certainty that Kilbrittain will “never be found wanting”. He finished by wishing the club many more years of success.
Kevin O’Donovan congratulated both teams particularly the minors. He said he was familiar with many of them from Carbery panels and coaching sessions and know they “are an honest bunch that you know will be still playing with the club in ten or fifteen years time”. He acknowledged it is a challenge for dual clubs to give time to both codes and said it was a credit to Kilbrittain in a hurling heartland to allow players play both codes. He said he followed Kilbrittain when he was growing up when Kilbrittain were senior, and were the standard bearers at the time, and he has no doubt the club will soon be back up due to the work at under-age with the likes of John Considine doing great work. He joined in the praise of Jamie Wall he said “ we will hear more about him in the coming years …. and people like him will make a lasting impression on the GAA.” Referring to the development he urged the broader club to support the people working on the ground, those who sell the tickets, deal with planning permissions etc. He praised Kilbrittain for having no problems with ‘gender quotas’ as “the sister’s are doing it for themselves here”. He said he knows both Marion and Sharon from board meeting at both adult and under-age level and knows they are continually working. He finished by urging participation. “There is a major challenge with rural isolation and urban over population, the only solution is participation, it is important to bring on every player whether they are the top player or number 22 on the panel. Survival depends on that.” He urged the minors to continue and just look at the likes of Owen Sexton and Noel Griffen for their participation.
Alan Quirke was honoured to be asked to present the medals to both teams. He said he first saw Kilbrittain play hurling in a county quarter final in Innishannon in 1985. He admired the aforementioned O’Connell brothers, Micheal Holland and others. He congratulated both teams and especially the minors as he said any year you win a championship and league it shows consistency. He acknowledged it is difficult to win a county and it is important to celebrate them. He congratulation Jamie Wall and entertained the crowd with a story about his long time friend Owen Sexton where a planned sabotage of a DIY project at Owen’s house was thwarted by Owen himself before it could be carried out! He said it is the memories like this and friends you make during your GAA career that makes it worthwhile. He also urged the minor team to stay with it as long as they can to keep the club going.
Jamie Wall in accepting a presentation from Alan Quirke, urged participation at the highest level possible and urged the minors to play with their colleges if they get the opportunity. He said while this night was not about him, and all about the junior team and minor team, he was grateful for all the kind words said about him.
Alan Quirke then presented the medals to both teams and with the formalities over, the crowd were entertained by ‘The Music Makers’ into the early hours of Sunday morning.
The occasion was treated to the first official viewing of a club promotional video showing off local landmarks such as Kilbrittain Castle, Harbour View platform, Rathclarin Church and Crois na leanbh among others. It includes footage of the ‘La na gClub’ training day and audio from previous landmark games such as the county intermediate final from 1995. Credit is due to Noel Griffen who spearheaded the project and local woman Susan O’Brien for her expertise, time and patience in putting the video together. The video can be seen on the club facebook page and twitter accounts where it has clocked up over 9,000 views and has reached over 25,000 people in a couple of days!
The winning Junior football team include: Seamus O’Brien, Sean Crowley, Cian O’Leary, Maurice Sexton, Eamon Lyons, Declan Harrington, Ross Cashman(Captain), Josh O’Donovan, Ivan Burke, Owen Sexton, David Desmond, Cal McCarthy, Nick O’Donovan, James Hurley, Ger Whelton, Patrick O’Mahony, Dylan Twohig, Padraig Brennan, Conor O’Donovan, Noel Griffen, Maurice Fielding, Tomas Harrington, Damien Desmond, Morgan Madden, Ryan Lombard, Chris Hickey, Darragh Hayes, and Pat O’Mahony. Selectors: Noel Griffen, Donal Desmond, Malachy Harrington, Paudie Leahy.
The successful minor A hurling team include: Morgan Madden (Captain), Ian Hodge, Shane Sweetnam, Darren Burke, Tadgh Kearney, Dylan Twohig, Ryan Lombard, Sam Shorten, Ciaran Byrne, Darragh Moore, Nick Ustianowski, Eoghan Byrne, Sam Dewey, Tomas Sheehan, Oisin Dewey, Bertie Butler, Philip Wall, James O’Donovan, Kynan O’Hara, Aaron Holland, Jack O’Donovan, Mark Hickey, Eoin Galvin, Padraig Galvin, Kieran Murphy, Gavin Hodge. Their mentors were Aidan O’Donoghue, Sean O’Connell, Alan Hayes, Seamus O’Brien and Conor O’Brien.
2016 saw the junior B footballers win the West cork beating Bantry in the final and then blazing a trail through the inter-divisional county series to beat Cobh in the final. This was the third time in the clubs history to annex this competition, the first in 1992 and also in 2009. On the hurling front, the minor A hurlers blazed their own trail through West Cork winning the championship, beating Ahane Gaels in the final, the league, beating Ibane Gaels in the final, and the inaugural Sean Holland tournament cup between Kilbrittain and Courcey Rovers.
On Saturday night they celebrated in style with medals presented to both teams by ex Cork Senior Football goalkeeper, Alan Quirke. Chairman Denis Ryan welcoming all, congratulated both teams and their mentors on a fantastic year. He said as football was not the number one in the club, it was a great achievement to win a county. He said the stand out moment for him was when Owen Sexton travelled from Westport Co. Mayo to make the west cork final against Bantry in Drimoleague. He said it showed what it meant to Owen to play for the local club. He was loud in his praise for club secretary Marion Twohig who he described as “the engine of the club”, and also praised treasurer Sharon McSweeney for her unenviable job of handling the clubs finances at a time when fundraising is ongoing. He thanked the main club sponsors The Amber Bar and H&H Construction for their support and also the Golf Classic committee and sponsor Sean O’Connor. He was loud in praise of the Lotto committee for the weekly running of the lotto that currently stands at €10,400 and also thanked Niall and Celina Crowley in the Post Office for making the club gear available to the public. Mentioning the new development, he expressed the gratitude of the club to the development committee spearheaded by Tomas Brennan, and also to the boxers who “were brave to step into the ring” for the Clash without the Ash back in December. The assembled crowd were told that the next main fundraiser will take place at Curaheen park in early November with more details to follow in the next few weeks. Introducing the special guest he had warm words for each, Joe Crowley Chairman of the West Cork board, Kevin O’Donovan, Coaching Officer of the County Board and the aforementioned Alan Quirke. He had a special word of congratulations for Kilbrittain’s own Jamie Wall who was in attendance along with the Fitzgibbon Cup.
Joe Crowley congratulated the Junior Footballers on a fantastic county victory. He congratulated the minor A hurlers also and reflected on the great hurlers produced by Kilbrittain especially those who played with Carbery in 1993 and 1994 when the team was “Backboned by tremendous Kilbrittain hurlers, Denis Healy, the O’Connell brothers, Finbar Sheehy, the late Micheal Holland to name but a few, all outstanding hurlers.” He urged the present players to “not let Carbery down” for the coming year. He was loud in praise for Dermot Hayes who was a Carbery selector over the last few years. Also he thanked the board delegates especially Marion Twohig and Dermot Hayes. He thanked Micheal O’Mahony for refereeing for the board sometimes at short notice. He also congratulated Jamie Wall saying “it was a tremendous week for Jamie … could be looking at a future Cork Senior Hurling manager from Kilbrittain “. He wished the club well with the continued development and expressed his certainty that Kilbrittain will “never be found wanting”. He finished by wishing the club many more years of success.
Kevin O’Donovan congratulated both teams particularly the minors. He said he was familiar with many of them from Carbery panels and coaching sessions and know they “are an honest bunch that you know will be still playing with the club in ten or fifteen years time”. He acknowledged it is a challenge for dual clubs to give time to both codes and said it was a credit to Kilbrittain in a hurling heartland to allow players play both codes. He said he followed Kilbrittain when he was growing up when Kilbrittain were senior, and were the standard bearers at the time, and he has no doubt the club will soon be back up due to the work at under-age with the likes of John Considine doing great work. He joined in the praise of Jamie Wall he said “ we will hear more about him in the coming years …. and people like him will make a lasting impression on the GAA.” Referring to the development he urged the broader club to support the people working on the ground, those who sell the tickets, deal with planning permissions etc. He praised Kilbrittain for having no problems with ‘gender quotas’ as “the sister’s are doing it for themselves here”. He said he knows both Marion and Sharon from board meeting at both adult and under-age level and knows they are continually working. He finished by urging participation. “There is a major challenge with rural isolation and urban over population, the only solution is participation, it is important to bring on every player whether they are the top player or number 22 on the panel. Survival depends on that.” He urged the minors to continue and just look at the likes of Owen Sexton and Noel Griffen for their participation.
Alan Quirke was honoured to be asked to present the medals to both teams. He said he first saw Kilbrittain play hurling in a county quarter final in Innishannon in 1985. He admired the aforementioned O’Connell brothers, Micheal Holland and others. He congratulated both teams and especially the minors as he said any year you win a championship and league it shows consistency. He acknowledged it is difficult to win a county and it is important to celebrate them. He congratulation Jamie Wall and entertained the crowd with a story about his long time friend Owen Sexton where a planned sabotage of a DIY project at Owen’s house was thwarted by Owen himself before it could be carried out! He said it is the memories like this and friends you make during your GAA career that makes it worthwhile. He also urged the minor team to stay with it as long as they can to keep the club going.
Jamie Wall in accepting a presentation from Alan Quirke, urged participation at the highest level possible and urged the minors to play with their colleges if they get the opportunity. He said while this night was not about him, and all about the junior team and minor team, he was grateful for all the kind words said about him.
Alan Quirke then presented the medals to both teams and with the formalities over, the crowd were entertained by ‘The Music Makers’ into the early hours of Sunday morning.
The occasion was treated to the first official viewing of a club promotional video showing off local landmarks such as Kilbrittain Castle, Harbour View platform, Rathclarin Church and Crois na leanbh among others. It includes footage of the ‘La na gClub’ training day and audio from previous landmark games such as the county intermediate final from 1995. Credit is due to Noel Griffen who spearheaded the project and local woman Susan O’Brien for her expertise, time and patience in putting the video together. The video can be seen on the club facebook page and twitter accounts where it has clocked up over 9,000 views and has reached over 25,000 people in a couple of days!
The winning Junior football team include: Seamus O’Brien, Sean Crowley, Cian O’Leary, Maurice Sexton, Eamon Lyons, Declan Harrington, Ross Cashman(Captain), Josh O’Donovan, Ivan Burke, Owen Sexton, David Desmond, Cal McCarthy, Nick O’Donovan, James Hurley, Ger Whelton, Patrick O’Mahony, Dylan Twohig, Padraig Brennan, Conor O’Donovan, Noel Griffen, Maurice Fielding, Tomas Harrington, Damien Desmond, Morgan Madden, Ryan Lombard, Chris Hickey, Darragh Hayes, and Pat O’Mahony. Selectors: Noel Griffen, Donal Desmond, Malachy Harrington, Paudie Leahy.
The successful minor A hurling team include: Morgan Madden (Captain), Ian Hodge, Shane Sweetnam, Darren Burke, Tadgh Kearney, Dylan Twohig, Ryan Lombard, Sam Shorten, Ciaran Byrne, Darragh Moore, Nick Ustianowski, Eoghan Byrne, Sam Dewey, Tomas Sheehan, Oisin Dewey, Bertie Butler, Philip Wall, James O’Donovan, Kynan O’Hara, Aaron Holland, Jack O’Donovan, Mark Hickey, Eoin Galvin, Padraig Galvin, Kieran Murphy, Gavin Hodge. Their mentors were Aidan O’Donoghue, Sean O’Connell, Alan Hayes, Seamus O’Brien and Conor O’Brien.
Puc fada 2016
The Annual Puc Fada, back from it's summer holiday!, will take place on St Stephens Day morning (weather permitting). Sign in will be from 10;30 to 12 noon. All proceeds wil be donated to Bandon Community Hospital. All the usual categories will be in place, U16, 16 to 40, Over 40 and Ladies. The usual route will be taken, starting at the cross at Crowleys Garage (Sands Cross), Pucking up the hill around the bend at Dan Collins's and around the bend at Pat Deasy's. Turning right at the next junction and continuing straight until the road turns right, continuing down the hill opposite the castle where it turns right again at the castle gates and follows the road back to the start. All are welcome, bring your own hurley, Keep the ball on the road, wear suitable clothing/footwear, respect private property, enjoy the morning.
Saturday Night!
The Clash Without the Ash , Renewing Old Rivalries, Settling Old Scores, sponsored by Nyhan Motors Cork Road Bandon, is almost upon us...
The Boxers are trained and rearing to go
The sponsorship has been gathered and the book is gone to print
Tickets are almost sold out
Bandon GAA Pavillion wont know what hits it on Saturday Night!
The Boxers are trained and rearing to go
The sponsorship has been gathered and the book is gone to print
Tickets are almost sold out
Bandon GAA Pavillion wont know what hits it on Saturday Night!
Event Launch
The main sponsor of The Clash without the Ash, Kilbrittain v Courcey Rovers, Renewing Old Rivalries, Settling Old Scores, has been announced as Nyhan Motors Cork Road Bandon.
At the launch were Club officers,
Paudie Palmer C103,
Ger Seaman and staff of Nyhan Motors,
Denny Ahern of Bandon GAA pavilion,
Boxer representatives,
Will Rossall - boxing coach,
Frank O'Brien and Chris Corcoran, both legendary figures from each club who played against each other back in the day!
At the launch were Club officers,
Paudie Palmer C103,
Ger Seaman and staff of Nyhan Motors,
Denny Ahern of Bandon GAA pavilion,
Boxer representatives,
Will Rossall - boxing coach,
Frank O'Brien and Chris Corcoran, both legendary figures from each club who played against each other back in the day!
The Clash without the Ash.
Following an idea from Chairman Denis Ryan, Kilbrittain and Courcey Rovers join forces (temporarily!!) to present a fundraising extravaganza on Saturday 3rd December 2016.
Kilbrittain v Courcey Rovers 'Fight Night' The Clash without the Ash,
Renewing old Rivalries, Settling Old scores....
sees 11 'boxers' from both clubs battle it out in the boxing ring to see who comes out on top!
The event takes place in Bandon GAA Pavillion and tickets when they go on sale are expected to sell out fast.
The boxers are currently undergoing an intensive 9 week training program under the expert eye of Mr Will Rossall of KO Fitness.
An occasion not to be missed.
Kilbrittain v Courcey Rovers 'Fight Night' The Clash without the Ash,
Renewing old Rivalries, Settling Old scores....
sees 11 'boxers' from both clubs battle it out in the boxing ring to see who comes out on top!
The event takes place in Bandon GAA Pavillion and tickets when they go on sale are expected to sell out fast.
The boxers are currently undergoing an intensive 9 week training program under the expert eye of Mr Will Rossall of KO Fitness.
An occasion not to be missed.
Kilbrittain v Courcey Rovers.....!!
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SATURDAY 3rd DECEMBER 2016
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Golf Classic 2016
The Kilbrittain GAA annual golf classic was launched recently in glorious sunshine at the premises of the main sponsors Sean O'Connor of O'Connor Coaches Kilbrittain. The classic will take place on Friday 27th May in Bandon golf club. The time sheet is now open. Teams of three are €195 with meal included. Sponsor Sean O'Connor said he was proud to sponsor this successful event again for the second year and wished the club every success with the event and also on the playing field for the season. Chairman of the committee Tomas Brennan expressed the gratitude of the club for the sponsorship. He said that this event is the main annual fundraiser for the club and he hoped that the event will follow on the renewed success of last year attracting over 70 teams, and looked forward to a long association with O'Connor Coaches.
Any one interested in sponsoring a team or a tee-box are asked to contact Tomas Brennan on 0863263503 or any member of the committee.
Any one interested in sponsoring a team or a tee-box are asked to contact Tomas Brennan on 0863263503 or any member of the committee.
La na gClub 8-5-2016
Sunday 8th May has been designated 'La na gClub' for 2016. In conjunction with this day, all players from Under-age to adult, club officers and officials, past players and members are asked to assemble at the church steps for a Club photo. This will be followed by a special promotional video of a club training session at the pitch.
More details will follow closer to the day.
Celebrate Your club..
Ar aghaidh le cheile
More details will follow closer to the day.
Celebrate Your club..
Ar aghaidh le cheile
Under age Boston Tea Party
The Under-age Boston Tea Party will take place on Saturday 9th April 2016 in the community hall. Tickets are €10 each. Anyone interested in booking a table are asked to contact Eileen Kenny at 086 8167401 for further details.
Ar Aghaidh Le Cheile.
Ar Aghaidh Le Cheile.
Dinner / Social 2016
The club will hold a fundraising Dinner/Social on Saturday 12th March 2016 in The Pink Elephant Kilbrittain. The event will act as a fundraiser for Cystic Fibrosis and the McCarthy sister, Veronica and Caroline will provide the music for the night. All are welcome.
Tickets are €30 and available by booking from Marion Twohig at 0868346124. Places will be limited so book your ticket as soon as possible.
Ar Aghaidh le cheile
Tickets are €30 and available by booking from Marion Twohig at 0868346124. Places will be limited so book your ticket as soon as possible.
Ar Aghaidh le cheile
Rescheduled Puc Fada
It has been decided to reschedule the Puc Fada (in aid of Kilbrittain Welfare group) for New Years Day, Friday 1st January 2016. from 2pm with last registration at 4pm.
(Weather Permitting!!)
Ar Aghaidh Le Cheile
(Weather Permitting!!)
Ar Aghaidh Le Cheile
Puc fada 2015
The Annual Puc Fada competition will take place on Saturday 26th, St Stephens Day. The usual route will be tackled, with everyone welcome to take part on the challenging uphill/downhill course!
Sign in outside Crowleys Garage at 10:30 am to 12:30. Categories include, Ladies, U16, 16 to 40 and over 40. Entry fee Adult €10 U16 €5. all proceeds this year will go to The Kilbrittain Welfare Group.
Bring your own hurley and respect private property!
Sign in outside Crowleys Garage at 10:30 am to 12:30. Categories include, Ladies, U16, 16 to 40 and over 40. Entry fee Adult €10 U16 €5. all proceeds this year will go to The Kilbrittain Welfare Group.
Bring your own hurley and respect private property!
Annual General Meeting 2015
The Annual General Meeting for 2015 will take place in the Community Hall on Saturday 28th November at 8:30pm. All are welcome.
Take note, in the event of an election or vote, members paid up before 31st March will be entitled to vote.
Take note, in the event of an election or vote, members paid up before 31st March will be entitled to vote.
Golf Classic 2015
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Kilbrittain GAA annual golf classic will be held on Friday 15th May in Bandon Golf club.
The time sheet is now open and anyone interested in taking part are asked to contact co-ordinator Tom Brennan 0863263503, Marion Twohig 0868346124 or committee members as soon as possible to secure a time slot. |
Club Social - Night Out
As there will not be a dinner this year, a 'Club Social' will be held on Saturday 21st February in The Amber Bar from 9pm.
The West Cork winning U21 football team from last year will be presented with their medals. Other presentations will also be made.
It is also hoped to show on the big screen, rare/unseen match footage!
A good night is assured and all are welcome.
The West Cork winning U21 football team from last year will be presented with their medals. Other presentations will also be made.
It is also hoped to show on the big screen, rare/unseen match footage!
A good night is assured and all are welcome.
