The numbers drawn were 8, 10, 12, 17. There was no winner of the €13,200 jackpot.
€40 winners were Joan Sexton, Denis & Mgt Collins, Dan O'Connell, Edmund Moloney, John Hallissey.
The Jackpot for next weekend will be €13,400 and the draw takes place in the Amber Bar.

In 1926 shortly after the setting up of the South West Board, the divisional secretary through a clerical error on the part of the club, received two applications from Kilbrittain in conjunction with the Junior hurling championship. Kilbrittain were urged to let both applications stand and enter a Junior football team along with the Junior hurling team. The club accepted the request and in 1926/27 caused one of the biggest upsets at the time by winning the South West Cork football championship.
In April 1927 Kilbrittain beat Macroom in the county semi-final 0-3 to 0-1 and then met Geraldines in the county final which ended in a draw 2-1 each. The replay ended in a draw and the second replay saw Geraldines win by four points 2-3 to 1-2.
In 1993 Kilbrittain Intermediate hurlers reached the county final against Youghal. The footballers made their way through the Junior A championship, having won the Junior B county in 1992, and beating O'Donovan Rossa in the semi-final 3-7 to 2-9 reached the final against Dohenys. Due to the Intermediate hurlers march to the county, Dohenys were nominated for the Junior A football county which they ended up winning. Kilbrittain met Dohenys in the delayed west cork final on December 5th where they were beaten 1-10 to 1-6.
Kilbrittain have won the Junior B west cork football championship in
1970, Kilbrittain 2-6 St James 2-2
1992, Kilbrittain 1-3 D O'mathunas 0-5 
2009 west cork qualifier final (county competition), Kilbrittain 0-8 Kilmeen 0-4
2016 Kilbrittain 4-14 Bantry 0-7 
And were runner up in 1932 Kilbrittain 0-2 Glengarriff 4-2 and 1969 Kilbrittain 1-6 Castlehaven 2-12.

All roads lead to Bandon on Saturday evening next where the Kilbrittain Intermediate hurlers will meet Ballincollig in the quarter-final of this years championship after both teams got a bye to this stage at the 4th round draws. throw in is at 7pm
Kilbrittain met Ballincollig a few short years ago when they won by the minimum after extra time. Kilbrittain enter the game following the footballers recent performances to reach the Junior A west cork final for the first time in 24 years and can draw on the feel good factor of this achievement.
We wish all involved the very best of luck, At aghaigh le Chelie

Kilbrittain have earned a spot in this years Junior A football Final after a dramatic one point victory over St Marys on Sunday evening last in Timoleague. Kilbrittain were 1-3 to no score down after the first 15 minutes but then found their range with 8 unanswered points to take the lead. St Marys added a point to make it 0-8 to 1-4 at half time. Kilbrittain put over 2 points on the re-start but then left St Marys back into it with a goal in the 8th minute. A penalty brilliantly saved by Seamus O'Brien was a huge phsycological boost to Kilbrittain but that didn't capitalize and St Marys hit four points without reply before a Noel Griffen free steadied Kilbrittains ship. St Marys added a free and then missed one as Griffen hit over another free with time up. St Marys hit their final score in the 2nd minute of injury time to lead by 5 before Josh O'Donovan got through for a 'Consolation' goal in the 3rd minute of injury time. Within a minute, Declan Harrington was fouled and the resultant free was lobbed into the square and broke to the hands of substitute Owen Sexton and he found the net with the last kick of the game mush to the delight of the Kilbrittain sideline and support. Final score Kilbrittain 2-12 St Marys 2-11. Kilbrittain now await the winners of Kilmacabea and St Oliver Plunkets which will be played next Saturday.

At tonights earlier West Cork board meeting, the west cork semi-final in Junior A football Kilbrittain v St Marys has been fixed for Sunday evening next 6th August at 7pm in Timoleague.
Best of luck to all involved
Ar Aghaigh le cheile.

There was no winner of the €12,800 jackpot.
The numbers drawn were 3, 10, 18, 20. €40 winners were Adam Crowley, Frank Ahern, Tim Twomey, Jon & Lucy Butler, Dan & Mgt Collins. The Jackpot for next weekend will be €13,000 and the draw takes place in The Amber Bar.

Kilbrittain have been joined by Kilmacabea, St Oliver Plunkets and St Marys in the semi-finals of the Junior A football championship. Kilbrittain will play St Marys in the first semi-final which could be played next weekend. Day, time and venue to be confirmed.
Kilmacabea beat Ballinascarthy 2-15 to 0-10 in their quarterfinal, while St Oliver Plunkets beat Tadgh Mccarthaigh 1-13 to 0-14 and St Marys beat St Colums 1-11 to 0-8. Kilmacabea should be the favourite from the last four to claim the Mick McCarthy Cup provided they progress, But Kilbrittain are more than capable of putting it up to any team from here on in and have a great chance of progressing to the final and of winning it outright.

Ar Aghaigh le Chelie

Last weekends lotto results were as follows. The jackpot was €12,600 the numbers drawn were 6, 16, 19, 28. There was no winner. €40 winners were Catherine Harrington, Elaine Crowley, G&K&C&M&E, John Madden, 0238849818. The jackpot for the coming weekend will be €12,800 and the draw takes place in The Kilbrittain Inn.

Anyone wishing to order tickets for the All-Ireland semi-final Cork v Waterford on August 13th in Croke Park, are asked to please place your order with club secretary Marion Twohig 0868346124 before the end of the weekend as the Club order will be placed at the beginning of next week.
Tickets can also be sourced through Super-valu/Centra and online through ticketmaster.

The lotto Jackpot has been climbing steadily and has reached an attractive €12,600 for next weekend.
The result of this past weekend is as follows: The numbers drawn were 7, 12, 14, 19. There was no winner. €40 winners were Ted Moloney, Denis Ryan Snr, Aoife Brennan, Andrew Deane, G&K&C&M&E. The Jackpot for next weekend will be €12,600 and the draw takes place in The Kilbrittain Inn.