Boys St. Mary’s, Ballineen On the 13^th April Kilbrittain versus St. Mary’s in the Sciath na Scol. It was the first game in the league. The game was played in Kilbrittain. The ball was thrown in, there was hard pulling around the middle of the field. The play swung from end to end before Kilbrittain scored the first 2 points. After a very good first-half Kilbrittain led St. Mary’s by 1-2 0-3. After a very hard second-half Kilbrittain finished out on top. Kilbrittain 4-4 St. Mary’s 0-3 Gael Scoil, Bandon On the 16^th of April the team travelled to Bandon. As soon as the ball was thrown in Kilbrittain tagged on a few scores. By half-time Kilbrittain were well ahead. In the second-half Kilbrittain made a few substitutions. The Gael Scoil pulled back a few scores but it wasn’t enough to beat this great Kilbrittain side. Kilbrittain 4-5 Gael Scoil 5-0 Barryroe On Tuesday the 26^th of April, we travelled to Barryroe to complete the final game of the Sciath na Scol group Roinn H9. When we got to Barryroe, We were all fired up. Kilbrittain and Barryroe tore into each other. Kilbrittain were flying high in the first half, but found the going tougher in the second half. There was even a few broken hurleys! Kilbrittain hung on for a vicory well deserved in the end though. Kilbrittain 6-5 Barryroe 1-1 The Boys Final On the 31^st of May both teams travelled to Pairc Ui Rinn. Once the ball was thrown in Kilbrittain got off to a great start with a fine goal from Jamie Wall. Conor Moloney pointed a sixty-five and Kilbrittain were leading 1-1 to 0-0. But Canovee didn’t give up yet and they pulled back a goal on the stroke of half time. Kilbrittain 1-1 to 1-0. From the beginning of the second half Ethan O’Mahony added a second goal and when Chris Hickey added a third two minutes later things were looking bleak for Canovee. Jamie Wall pointed minutes later but Canovee dug deep and were rewarded with a goal and a point. But Kilbrittain weathered the storm and Pauraic Deasy, Captain of this great Kilbrittain side raised the cup. Kilbrittain 3-2 Canovee 2-1 By John Kearney Click here for: Girls BALLINEEN Our first match was in our school pitch because our club pitch was to mucky. They came in a bus and we all got ready in the prefab. Our match started at 12:30 and we scored 2 goals in the first half so we were wining. We were going well at the last five minutes they scored 2 goals so we drew. It was a good match BALLINORA Our second match was played in Ballinora. They were playing Ballineen that day so we had a chance. We played evenly throughout the match and didn’t score till the second half. We scored 2 points but we were allowed only 1 so we one by 1 Point. Ballinora was disappointed because they didn’t win any match that day. BARRYROE Our third match was in Barryroe. It was supposed to be in Kilbrittain but it was too wet. We got a bus over to Barryroe. This was our best ever match. I was a back and I never even touched the ball! In the second half, most of our subs got a game as well. The Girl’s Final After our three matches we got into the final against Blarney in Pairc Ui Rinn. But even better, we won the final by two points. We were delighted. The boys won their match as well so it was better than we expected. Both teams achieved a trophy and a cup. All the players won a medal as well. We celebrated after by going to McDonalds for some food. YEAH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Kilbrittain 1-2 Blarney 1-0 Click here for:
	On the ninth of June Kilbrittain National School went to Pairc Ui Chaoimh contesting in the Cork City Sports. 29 boys and girls contested. They spent one month practicing. Results: Conor Maloney came second in the U13 race. Unfortunately, he was the only boy to receive a prize. In the U13 relay they were very unlucky not to get 3^rd. When I was up in the stand I thought they were 3^rd. In the girls they got 3 medals. Sinéad Maloney came 1^st in the U11s. Sarah Burke came 1^st in the U8s and Caroline Murphy came 2^nd in the U9s. The following children went to Cork City Sports:
	Boys		Girls
	U.13	Conor Moloney Jamie Wall	U.13	Chloe Collins Roisín O’Brien
	U.12	Finbarr O’Mahony Niall McCarthy	U.12	Hope Hickey Karena Twohig
	U.11	Neil Crowley James Hurley	U.11	Sinéad Moloney Dinah O’Mahony
	U.10	Ryan Crowley Seán Coughlan	U.10	Ellen Wall Megan O’Donovan
	U.9	Donal Ahern Calvin O’Mahony	U.9	Caroline Murphy Pamela Madden
	U.8	Patrick O’Mahony Ronan McSweeney	U.8	Sarah Burke Áine Crowley
	U.7	Sam Shorten Dylan Twohig	U.7	Riona Sedgwick Ava Crowley
	Click here for Pictures of the City Sports! Many pupils in Kilbrittain National School go to horse riding in West Cork Equine Centre. They have a variety of things for people to do like hacking (riding on the road), show jumping, dressage (flat work) and beach rides. Not only pupils from our school go horse riding but also children from Bandon, Clonakilty and the other side of Cork and many more people from all over the world. Adults, children, teenagers any age can go horse riding in West Cork Equine Centre.