Monday 10 December 2018
John Tarrant Emotion bedecked in yellow and blue colours encouraged Beaufort to ultimately collect Munster silverware for the first time in the club history. After four mediocre and one sided games enroute to this decider, the two best teams surfaced to offer the match of the 2018 provincial campaign, brimming with energy, effort and...
John Tarrant Beaufort team manager Eanna O'Malley had challenged his charges to push on and deliver on the success the Beaufort club and its supporters desperately desired. Plans didn't go exactly to...
Jason O'Connor One of the highest scoring South Kerry finals in some time in Cahersiveen last Saturday but it didn't necessarily translate into an absorbing contest as St Marys won their 35th South Kerry title...
Maybe the most interesting thing in reflecting on St Marys bridging a 74-year gap in becoming the first side from both club and district to win the Jack Murphy Cup five years in succession since 1944 was that the closest anyone came to beating them this year in their own patch was the only other side to win the competition this decade, St Michaels/Foilmore.
Treasurer's Report - Dermot ‘Weeshie’ Lynch We are pleased to report that 2018 was a good solid financial year for Kerry GAA. While our Senior footballers exited unexpectedly at the new Super 8s stage of the Championship, which has its own...
A man of few words generally as he admits himself but St Marys captain Darragh O'Sullivan felt he was fortunate in the dressing room St Marys have at present to be able to keep his own counsel.
Paul Brennan, Gaelic Grounds, Limerick Any neutrals who decamped to the Gaelic Grounds last Sunday to enjoy the Munster Club Football Final got exactly three minutes of value for their money. That's how long it took before David Shaw...
Diarmuid Sheehan, Mallow GAA Complex Kilcummin become the eleventh Kerry side to win the Munster Intermediate Club Football title seeing off Fermoy in Mallow last Sunday. The East Kerry side looked good most of the way...
