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October 4th, County Championship
Kilbrin Junior hurlers advanced to the semi final of the County Championship on Saturday last when they defeated St Oliver Plunkett's by two points in a nail biting replay ay Coachford. Kilbrin were a much improved team in the 1st half and played some excellent hurling leading at half time by 3-10 to 0-6. The story was different in the second half with Plunkett's throwing everything at Kilbrin but we held out for a good win on a scoreline of Kilbrin 3-11 St Oliver Plunkett's 2-12.
Team
Paudie O' Callaghan, Con Carroll, Mícheál O' Riordan, Paul Aherne, Tom Brennan, Neilus O' Reilly, Daniel Sheahan, William Egan 0-4, Patrick Egan, Daniel O' Sullivan 0-1, Kieran Sheahan, 0-1, David O' Sullivan, Thomas O' Reilly 1-1, Liam Daly 1-3, and Damien Crowley 1-1, Subs used Eoin Sheahan and Noel O Callaghan
We now play Charleville on Saturday next in the semi final in Buttevant. We wish coach, selectors and team the best of luck and we urge all our supporters to come out on Saturday hail, rain or sunshine and cheer on the lads.
September 14th, Kilbrin Collect A Seventh Title
Kilbrin Junior Hurlers regained the Duhallow Junior Hurling Title in rains wept Banteer on Sunday night September 4th. In defeating Freemount on a scoreline of 2-16 to 18pts Kilbrin ended a four final losing streak against thier near neighbours. A highly entertaining game in front of a large crowd was in the balance until Kilbrin scored an insurance point at the death. Freemount started well and raced into a 3pts lead, Kilbrin steadied the ship and thanks to the accuracy of Éoin Sheahan and the first of Liam Daly’s 2 goals were trailing by the minimum at the short whistle. As conditions worsened Kilbrin and Freemount traded points until the 53rd minute when Kilbrin were awarded a 20 metre free. Man of the match Liam Daly goaled while most expected he would take a point, Kilbrin tacked on 3 unanswered points to record a famous victory. The final whistle was greeted by scenes of great jubilation among players, selectors and supporters. Duhallow Board Chairman Richard Murphy presented Kilbrin Captain Daniel O’Sullivan with the John Joe Brosnan Memorial Cup.
Full Panel.
Paudie O’Callaghan, Con Carroll, Micháel O’Riordan, Paul Aherne, Malcolm O’Leary, Nelius O’Reilly, Tom Brennan, Kieran Sheahan, William Egan, Liam Daly, Patrick Egan, Daniel O’Sullivan, Éoin Sheahan, Thomas O’Reilly, Noel O’Callaghan, Darren Daly, David O’Sullivan, Damien Crowley, Stephen O’Reilly, Kieran O’Sullivan, Daniel Sheahan, Tony Nash, Geoffery O’Callaghan, Shane Crowley, Philip Keohane, Niall Field, Tomas Mullane, Brendan O’Mahony, Donal Lynes, Terry Cantillon, Wesley Corkery.
Coach : Sean O’Gorman,
Selectors : Brendan Barrett, Seamus Butler, Donal Sheahan, Pat O’Reilly, Sean O’Gorman.
First Aid : Denise Sheill, Cathriona McAuliffe
There was a night to remember in the village as the team paraded on Jim Buckleys truck from the “Cross” led by a lone piper to the Clubhouse. In the Social Club GAA Chairman Donie O’Mahony introduced the panel of players to the assembled crowd. It was a victory to savour for Kilbrin, following the defeat to Meelin in last years final.
Kilbrin’s opponents in the County Championship are Carbery representatives St. Oliver Plunketts. This game will be played in Coachford on Saturday September 17th at 2-30
August 30th, 2011: Croke Rovers
Croke Rovers defeated Dromtariffe in a thrilling minor 'B' hurling championship North Region (Duhallow Avondhu Division) final at Kanturk on Monday evening last after extra time. This was a great game with either team having chances to win at different intervals. Dromtariffe will rue their missed chances, and the concession of frees where they were punished by an extremely prolific free taker in Shane Crowley, who scored 12pts. Other scorers for croke rovers were Niall Field 1gl, Eoin Sheahan 6pts, Stephen Tobin 1gl. Terry Cantillon played a captain's part at no.3 showing great leadership and determination to which his team responded. Team: S.Buckley, D.O'Mahony, T. Cantillon (capt.) E.Ryan, K.O'Mahony, G. Linehan, A.O'Brien, B.O'Mahony, C.Murphy, A. O'Sullivan, E. Sheahan,N.Field, S. Crowley, D. Lynes, G. King. Subs used were S.Tobin, M. O'Sullivan, T. Murphy. Final Score 2-18 to 3-12.
August 30th, 2011: GAA Notes
Kilbrin defeated Millstreet in the semi final of Junior Hurling Championship last Friday evening at Kanturk in a very poor contest with the game as good as over at half time when Kilbrin lead by 1-12 to 0-4pts. Kilbrin have a lot of work to do before meeting Freemount in the final on Sunday evening next 4th September at 6.30pm. Freemount will go into the final red hot favourites after their great win over Tullylease who were everybody's favourites to win this years championship. We wish the best of luck to Kilbrin in the final.
August 1st, 2011: Cork U21 Hurlers
On Wednesday in the Gaelic Grounds in Limerick William Egan Captains Cork in the Munster U21 Hurling Championship. Cork face Limerick in the final having beaten last years winners in the semi-final. We wish William and his Duhallow collegues the best of luck in the final.
July 15th, 2011: Cork U21 Hurlers
Best of Luck to William Egan who captains Cork U21 hurlers from the centre back position when they meet Tipperary in the Munster Championship semi final in Thurles on Friday. It is William’s second year as captain of the U21s, last year they lost narrowly after extra time against the same opposition. William has already had four Champinship starts with the seniors this year. Best wishes are also extended to Mark Ellis, Aiden Walsh and Brendan Weathers.
June 7th, 2011: GAA Notes
Kilbrin junior hurlers took on Tullylease on Sunday last in Newmarket in the semi final of the league. Kilbrin were very slow out of the blocks in the first half with Tullylease by far the hungrier side. Kilbrin upped there game in the second half and were unlucky not to be ahead at the end of normal time with Tullylease scoring a free to take the game to extra time, in the first half of ET Tullylease were first to make their mark but Kilbrin upped their game and got some great scores to progress to the final on a scoreline of Kilbrin 2-19 Tullylease 1-18.
Team: Paudie O' Callaghan, Tony Nash, Nelius O' Reilly, Paul Aherne, Tom Brennan, William Egan, Mícheál O' Riordan, Patrick Egan, Con Carroll, Tom O'Reilly, Geoffrey O' Callaghan, Kieran Sheahan, Daniel O'Sullivan (capt) Liam Daly and Philip Keohane, subs used, Kieran O'Sullivan, Shane Crowley, Noel O' Callaghan, Neil Cronin and David O'Sullivan
They now play Banteer in the final on Friday night next in Kanturk with an 8pm start. We wish the team and mentors every success in the final. Also good wishes are extended to William Egan who lines out for UCC on Sunday next in the senior hurling championship. Our junior b hurlers take on Tullylease on Sunday next in Kilbrin at 12 noon in a league game.
Kilbrin ladies don the Red and White
Well done to Niamh Egan who was a member of the Cork team who took part in The Go Games played at half time in the Cork V Waterford senior football championship game in Páirc Ui Chaoimh on Sunday last, also we wish Cliona Healy a speedy recovery from a knee injury, Cliona is a member of the Cork intermediate camogie panel. Both girls are very talented and I am sure we will be hearing a lot more about them in the coming years, the last Kilbrin lady to were the red and white was Mary Lucey who enjoyed a few good years in the Cork colours .
The club would like to wish Markie Stokes a speedy recovery.
Lotto
Kilbrin GAA takes place on Saturday night next in the Seven Elms for a jackpot of €2,550, tickets are on sale at €2 a line or €5 for three lines. Please support.
The club would like to say a big thank you to everyone who gave scrap for their hugely successful collection. There was a great response and anyone who missed the collection will be able to get rid of their unwanted scrap for another collection which will be in the near future.
May 27th, 2011: Munster Senior Hurling Championship
The
best wishes of all Kilbrin Gaels go to William Egan on Sunday when he
lines out at centre back on the Cork Senior Hurling Team. It will be
William’s first Senior Championship start having made a number
of substitute appearances last year.
William’s elevation to
the starting 15 is not a surprise as he has been a regular on Cork
underage teams in recent years. During this year’s league
campaign he caught the eye with a number of fine performances in the
half back line.
William becomes only the second Kilbrin player to
play Senior Championship for Cork he follows Tom Field who also faced
Tipperary in 1968.
The best wishes of all Kilbrin people wherever
they now reside go to William in what will truly be a huge occasion
for him, his father Willie John and his brothers and sisters.
April 15th, 2011: Junior Football Championship
Kilbrin
recorded a famous victory over Cullen in the opening round of the
Junior Football Championship in Newmarket on Friday night.
After a
run of poor results in the Ducon Cup Kilbrin rose their game and were
deserving of their two point winning margin. A goal in each half
Daniel O’Sullivan (penalty) and Daniel Sheahan laid the
foundation for the victory. In a great team performance Paudie
O’Callaghan, Tony Nash, Patrick Egan and Daniel O’Sullivan
were particularly prominent.
Team. Johnny Sheahan, Brendan
O’Mahony, Paudie |O’Callaghan, Con Carroll, Michael
O’Riordan, William Egan, Paul Aherne, Geoffery O’Callaghan,
Daniel Sheahan, Daniel O’Sullivan, Tom Brennan, Patrick Egan,
Tony Nash, Noel O’Callaghan, Kieran Sheahan, Blood sub Shane
Crowley.
March 7th, 2011: Kilbrin GAA Social
Kilbrin
GAA Club held their social in The Charleville Park Hotel on Saturday
Feb. 26, 2010.
The year 2010 was a very successful year for the
Club in both codes. The Junior B footballers won the County Junior B
football title and the Ducon Cup division 2. The U21 Hurlers retained
the U21 hurling Championship. Medals for the hurling and football
competitions were presented by Duhallow Board Chairman Richard
Murphy.
A special presentation was made to William Egan by Club
Secretary Tom O’Reilly. William had an outstanding year in 2010
during which he made his debut with the Senior Hurlers in the Munster
Championship Final against Waterford. He also captained the U21
Hurlers who were defeated by eventual All Ireland winners
Tipperary.
On the night the Club also honoured the 1985 County
Junior B football title winning team. Fr. Frank O’Neill P.P.
presented plaques to members of the Silver Jubilee team.
At the
end of the Presentations Club Chairman Donal O’Mahony
introduced Club Vice President Dan Breen as the winner of the Hall Of
Fame award. There was loud applause as Dan made his way to the podium
where Sean McAuliffe made a presentation to him on behalf of the
Club.
March 7th, 2011: U21 Football
Kilbrin
Qualified for the semi-final of the U21 Football Championship when
they defeated Boherbue in a highly entertaining game in Ballydesmond
on Friday March 4.
In the first half Kilbrin struggled to cope
with Boherbue’s strong running midfielders and trailed by two
points at the break. After the resumption Kilbrin conceded a second
goal to go five behind. This goal sparked a great comeback, inspired
by tenacious defending with Terry Cantillon prominent, the Egan
brothers Patrick and William and near faultless finishing by Liam
Daly saw Kilbrin book a place in the last four where they will play
Millstreet.
February 22nd, 2011: Ducon Cup
Kilbrin footballers had their 1st outing in the Ducon Cup on Sunday last when they met Duhallow Champions Lyre in Banteer. The game was played in very wet conditions but it did not stop the host from chalking up an emphatic victory against a Kilbrin side that were short several players. Lyre were the much superior team on the day and were well deserving of big win. Final score Lyre 3-14 Kilbrin 0-4. Kilbrin Team:- Johnny Sheahan, Brendan O' Mahony, Paudie O' Callaghan, Con Carroll, Paul Aherne, Thomas O' Reilly, Darren Daly, Geoffrey O' Callaghan, Tom Brennan, Tony Nash, Donal Lynes, Patrick Egan, Liam Daly, Noel O' Callaghan, Thos Mullane. Subs Dave Mullane, Donagh O' Riordan, Shane Crowley and Niall Field.
February 16th, 2011: GAA Social
The GAA Club’s Victory Social is being held on Saturday February 26th at the Charleville Park Hotel. The Club will be celebrating last years County Junior B Football title win and our U21 Hurlers who retained the Duhallow Championship.
There is a choice of menus available on the night and music will be supplied by the “Tennessee Three”
The club has decided it would be an appropriate opportunity to have a reunion of the team that brought a first County title to the club 25 years ago. A presentation will be made to all members of the panel and the selectors who were involved with the team
The Full panel including selectors on that day was.
J.Sheahan, M.Duggan,P.O’Reilly, N.O’Sullivan, J.J. O’Donoghue, B.Cashman, D.O’Mahony, J .J.Breen, N.O’Reilly, J .O’Reilly, M.Sheahan (Capt) D.Sheahan, J .O’Callaghan, P.Breen, D.O’Sullivan. M.Cronin, J.O’Sullivan, T.O’Reilly, A.Field Ds O’Connor,Liam Buckley,T.Noonan, J.Lynch. Selectors:- F.Sheahan, Ml.Dennehy, D.Breen.
A Hall Of Fame Award will also be presented on the night
January 31st, 2011: Opening game of football championship
Kilbrin
U 21 footballers had a good 4 point win over Newmarket in their 1st
game of the 2011 championship in a game played in very cold
conditions in Millstreet on Sunday night last. Kilbrin played very
well and took some very good scores. Final score Kilbrin 2-10
Newmarket 0-12.
Team
Simon Buckley, Thomas O' Reilly,
Mícheál O Riordan, Terry Cantillon, Thos Mullane,
Kieran Sheahan, Darren Daly, William Egan, Tom Brennan, Eoin Sheahan,
Donal Lynes, Patrick Egan, Tony Nash, Daniel Sheahan, Liam Daly. Subs
Shane Crowley, Brendan O' Mahony, Dave Mullane and Niall Field.
August 29th, 2010: Kilbrin Reach Final
In Kanturk on Sunday August 26th, Kilbrin defeated Banteer to qualify for the final of the Junior Hurling Championship. The game turned out to be an unusually one-sided affair, surprising most experts who had predicted a tight game. The early exchanges were close with the decisive score of the first half coming in the form of a well-taken goal from Kilbrin captain Damien Crowley.
Kilbrin continued to dominate with strong displays from Paudie O’Callaghan, Tomás O’Riordan and William Egan in defence, midfielders Patrick Egan and Nelius O’Reilly holding sway and Liam Daly, Noel O’Callaghan, Thomas O’Reilly and Damien Crowley a constant threat in attack.
The victory sets up an intriguing final against Meelin in Tullylease on September 12th. Kilbrin will look to avenge defeats suffered at the semi final stage of last years Championship and in this years League semi final.
August 20th, 2010: County Junior B Football Win
On Friday August 20th in Pairc Ui Rinn Kilbrin were crowned County Junior B Football Champions for the third time. Johnny Sheahan accepted the Cup from County Board Chairman Jerry O’Sullivan amid scenes of great excitement.
It was a great team performance that saw Kilbrin play second fiddle to Charleville for most if not all of the first half. Stout defending by the defence especially Joe Cashman and Paudie O’Callaghan denied the opposition a major score until the stroke of half time. That goal left Kilbrin in arrears by four points at the break.
The second half started with Kilbrin on the attack with a point from Daniel O’Sullivan cutting the deficit. Then on the three quarter stage a cross field pass from “Man Of The Match” Eoin Sheahan found Daniel O’Sullivan who was upended in the penalty area. Adi Nash as he had done previously in the campaign dispatched the penalty to the net. Further points were added by Patrick Egan and Liam Daly to give Kilbrin a two point advantage. Charleville reduced the margin to the minimum and in the dying minutes it took a wonderful double save from captain Johnny Sheahan to ensure the silverware was returning to Kilbrin.
Kilbrin panel and management
Johnny Sheahan, Joe Cashman, Paudie O’Callaghan, Kieran Sheahan, Micheál O’Riordan, William Egan, Éoin Sheahan, Geoffery O’Callaghan, Adi Nash, Thomas O’Reilly, Tom Brennan, Daniel O’Sullivan, Liam Daly, Noel O’Callaghan, Tony Nash, Patrick Egan, Daniel Sheahan, Darren Daly, Terry Cantillon, Wesley Corkery, Gene O’Sullivan, Paul Aherne, Oisin O’Brien, Alan Sheill, Stephen Higgins, Tola O’Brien, Donal Lynes, Vincent Hayes.
Coach: David Brosnan
Selectors: Shane O’Riordan, Kieran Crowley
First Aid: Cathriona McAuliffe, Denise Sheill
August 15th, 2010: U21 Hurling Championship Kilbrin 0-19, Bamteer 0-10
Kilbrin defeated Banteer on Saturday to qualify for the semi final of the U21 Hurling Championship where they will meet Millstreet. A good team performance saw Kilbrin always in control with Terry Cantillon and Tom Brennan prominent in defence, Kieran Sheahan and Patrick Egan on top in midfield and Liam Daly and Eoin Sheahan in good scoring form in attack.
August 12th, 2010: County Final
Kilbrin qualified for the county Junior B Football final when they overcame the challenge of St. Catherines in Ballyhooly on Monday night.
Kilbrin withstood a strong second half challenge from St. Catherines to record a 2 10 to 2 08 victory. Kilbrin were quick out of the blocks with strong play from William Egan in defence while Daniel O’Sullivan, Tony Nash and Liam Daly were prominent in attack. This dominance led to Kilbrin leading on a scoreline of 2 06 to 1 04 at the short whistle.
The second half saw the East Cork side mount a big challenge eating into Kilbrin’s lead bringing it to the minimum in the dying minutes. A great team effort saw Kilbrin hold out with Patrick Egan kicking a great point and Joe Cashman commanding in defence.
Victory over Araglin or Charleville in the County Final on August 20th in Pairc Ui Rinn (throw in @ 8 15) will give Kilbrin its third success in this grade. The other victories were in 1985 and 1995. Selector Dave Brosnan provides a link to the 1995 victory when he lined out between the posts. The Club wishes captain Johnny Sheahan and the boys along with team management Dave Brosnan, Shane O’Riordan and Kieran Crowley well.
August 6th, 2010: William Egan
Best of luck to William Egan in Croke Park on Sunday as he and his team mates try to stop Kilkenny reaching the All Ireland Final. William has been making steady progress with the Senior squad this year despite niggling injuries limiting his opportunities during the league.
It was in extra time in the Munster final replay against Waterford that William made his Senior Championship debut, a point from midfield wasn’t enough to deny Waterford on that occasion. A substitute appearance in the quarter final where he again raised a white flag showed he was not overawed by the big occasion. Cork face a huge test on Sunday against Kilkenny and hopefully William will make an impact if introduced.
When William was introduced against Waterford on July 17, 2010 he became the first Kilbrin player to play Senior Championship for Cork since Tom Field (Ballygraddy) lined out for Cork v Tipperary on July 21st 1968.
August 6th, 2010: County Board Draw
On Friday night July 30th, Kilbrin GAA club hosted the July Draw in the Cork County Board Draw. The draw was held in the Social Club where GAA Club and Draw members joined Draw Co-ordinator Seamus Coughlan and his staff Triona Gardiner and Brendan Kelleher.
There were a number of very attractive prizes up for grabs including first prize of a car, others included cash prizes, weekend breaks and trips to the dogs. The Draw took place in a style similar to the national Lottery Draw, with locals Orla Fitzgerald and Jack Kennedy assisting Seamus Coughlan.
The First prize of a Kia Rio, was won by Louise Graham from Youghal. We were fortunate to have two local winners Mary Corkery won a Weekend Break for two and Kieran Crowley won a trip to the dogs.
The cost of the Draw is €100, there are 12 monthly draws with the new Draw beginning on the last Friday of October. Promoting this Draw is of great benefit to Kilbrin GAA as 40% of all monies collected by the club is returned to the club. Further details of same can be had by contacting any club member or emailing Kilbrin Club Secretary at secretary.kilbrin.cork@gaa.ie
July 4th , 2010
Kilbrin defeated St. Johns in the County Qualifier Football final in Kanturk on Saturday July 3rd. The early exchanges were dominated by St. Johns with Kilbrin relying on goals from Daniel O’Sullivan and Tom Brennan to stay in touch.
Improved play in the second half spearheaded by Paudie O’Callaghan saw Kilbrin hold the advantage and run out winners on a scoreline of 2-08 to 1-06.
A County first round against Seandun representatives Gleann Na Laoi now beckons in the weeks ahead.
July 1st, 2010
Kilbrin Junior hurlers defeated Freemount in the opening round of the 2010 junior hurling Championship on Sunday June 27th last in Kanturk. The final score of 1-13 to 0-7 somewhat flattered Kilbrin as Freemount were particularly wasteful in front of goal early in the game. Features of the game were an outstanding save by Paudie O’Callaghan before the break and a very well taken goal by Liam Daly mid way through the second half. Kilbrin now look forward to a semi final in early August; opposition unknown.
Junior B Footballers qualified for the final of the County Qualifier Competition by virtue of a replay victory 1-13 to 0-4 victory over Freemount on Wednesday June 30th . The victory qualifies Kilbrin to meet St. Johns in Kanturk on Saturday at 6-15. In a good team performance Geoffery O’Callaghan, Michael O’Riordan and Daniel O’Sullivan were prominent.
June 1st, 2010
Congratulations and best wishes go to William Egan who Captains Cork’s U21 Hurlers against Waterford in the U21 Hurling Championship in Pairc Ui Chaoimh on tomorrow Wednesday June 2nd.
It is due recognition for William who has figured prominently on a variety of Cork teams in recent years.
A shoulder injury meant William was unable to participate in Corks victory over Tipperary on Sunday.
It is truly a great honour for William, his family and Kilbrin club and we wish him and fellow Duhallow players Aiden, Lorcan and Kevin well.
May 25th, 2010
Kilbrin defeated Kiskeam in the Ducon Cup football Division 2 final in Newmarket on Friday last, In a game that ebbed and flowed Kilbrin held on to record a two point win. This win qualified Kilbrin to face Knockagree in the quarter final of the Ducon Cup Division 1. This game was played in Newmarket on Sunday. Kilbrin who were leading by the minimum and the three quarter stage went under by two points. These two games underline the promise shown by our underage players in recent years and augers well for the upcoming County Qualifier competition.
Up coming fixtures:
Friday May 28th JB Football County Qualifier Kilbrin V Glenlara in Newmarket @ 8pm
Saturday May 29th JBHL Kilbrin V Lismire in Lismire 7.30pm
Monday June 7th JHL semi final Kilbrin V Meelin 7pm venue to be decided.
Sunday June 27th Championship first round Kilbrin V Freemount venue to be decided
April 22nd, 2010
Kilbrin GAA Club fields adult teams in Junior A, Junior B and U21A Hurling. Two teams are fielded in Football - Junior B and U21A. The Club has been reasonably successful in recent years winning the Junior B football and U21 Hurling championship in 2009.
Action so far in 2010 has seen the U21 Footballers bow out of the Championship while the Junior Footballers have two points from a possible four in the Ducon Cup.
In the Credit Union Hurling League Kilbrin have recorded victories over Meelin and Freemount. The U21 Hurlers suffered defeat at the hands of Kanturk and now await a back door game. Further results will be posted as the season progresses.
Underage players from the age of 8 to 18 are catered for by Croke Rovers - this Club is an amalgamation of Kilbrin and near neighbours Castlemagner. The Juvenile Club takes its name form Archbishop Thomas Croke First Patron of the GAA.
This week Kilbrin GAA Club has reason to be proud as William Egan lined out with Cork Senior Hurlers against Galway in the National Hurling League. Reports of the game suggest that William performed very well and ended with a personal tally of two points. William has been a key figure in Croke Rovers and Kilbrin teams for a number of years.
In 2009 Kilbrin built a new Club House which was officially opened by Uachtarán Cumann Lúthchleas Gael Criostóir O Cuana in the presence of many dignitries including Archbishop Clifford. To mark the 125 anniversary of the founding of the GAA a bronze Bust of Archbishop Croke was commissioned by Kilbrin GAA. Innishannon Sculpter Don Cronin crafted a beautiful piece which stands in the Croke Room within the Club House.
On Saturday April 10th Kilbrin held the inaugural draw in its fortnightly Lotto. This Lotto is run in conjunction with Kilbrin National School. The first draw was held in the Social Club, there was no winner of the opening jackpot of €1000. The five lucky dip winners of €20 each were Gerard Barrett, Margaret O’Sullivan, Sheila Dennehy, Maire Heffernan and Siobhan Heelan. The next draw takes place in the Seven Elms on Saturday April 24th with a jackpot €1050. Tickets are €2 each and three lines for €5. Tickets can be bought from any GAA Club member.
Further information on the above or any other matters regarding Kilbrin GAA can be had by emailing the GAA Club Runai at secretary.kilbrin.cork@gaa.ie