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Walsh debuts for Kingdom

Walsh debuts for Kingdom
O’Donoghue ruled out for season
Kerry junior footballer Mike O’Donoghue has been ruled out for the remainder of this year’s Championship following an accident at work which resulted in him breaking his leg.

O’Rourke tips Kerry
This week Goalpost Gaelic football columnist Colm O’Rourke is backing Kerry for Munster final success - despite the absence of Paul Galvin and Declan O’Sullivan.

Walsh debuts for Kingdom
Cromane duo Donncha Walsh and Sean O’Sullivan have been drafted into the Kerry half forward line for Sunday’s Munster SFC final against Cork.

Young "raring to go"
Kerry defender Killian Young has declared himself fit for Sunday’s Munster SFC final against Cork.


O Se brothers on TV3
Championship Throw-In with Matt Cooper, tonight on TV3 features an exclusive interview with the Ó Sé brothers as Tomás captains Kerry on Sunday in the absence of the suspended Paul Galvin

Sheehan looking for direct route
Kerry attacker Bryan Sheehan has stressed the importance of Sunday’s Munster SFC final as Kerry look to successfully defend their provincial crown against their old rivals Cork.

Kerry minor side named
Kerry minor manager John Kennedy has named the that will take on Tipperary this Sunday at Pairc Ui Chaoimh in Ballintemple in the Munster MFC final.

Walsh in line for Kingdom call-up
Donnacha Walsh is believed to be making a strong push for inclusion in the Kerry attack ahead of Sunday’s Munster SFC final against Cork.

Munster Council introduces new ticket scheme
The Munster Council is to introduce a new ticket scheme for Sunday’s Munster SFC final at Pairc Ui Chaoimh in a bid to boost falling attendances in the province.

O Se on course to face Rebels
Darragh O Se is set to hand Kerry a massive boost ahead of Sunday’s Munster SFC final against Cork by returning to training tonight.

Cork and Kerry take centre stage
Always a great football championship rivalry, Cork v Kerry has gathered further momentum since the introduction of the All-Ireland qualifiers in 2001, resulting in the counties meeting no less than seven times in the last three seasons alone.

Galvin to defer DRA appeal
Kerry captain Paul Galvin will wait until after Sunday week’s Munster SFC final against Cork before appealing his six-month ban to the Disputes Resolution Authority.

Galvin and Finlay appeals fail
Paul Galvin’s appeal against his six month ban has been turned down by the CAC, while Monaghan’s Paul Finlay’s eight week ban has also been upheld.

O Se aims for Cork return
Darragh O Se is still hopeful that he will be fit enough to line out for Kerry against Cork in Sunday week’s Munster SFC final.

O’Shea holds out hope for O’Sullivan
Kerry football supremo Pat O’Shea has expressed the hope that key attacker Declan O’Sullivan’s season isn’t a write-off after the player underwent an operation.

Munster JFC: Kingdom dethrone holders
Kerry ended Cork’s reign as All-Ireland junior football champions with a two-point victory in last night’s Munster final at Pairc Ui Chaoimh.

Bunny predicts tight affair
Kerry junior football boss Bunny O’Grady believes the provincial final meeting with Cork will prove a close and tense encounter.

O’Sullivan goes under knife
Declan O’Sullivan has had an operation to mend the knee he injured during Kerry’s Munster semi-final victory over Clare.

Officials threaten walk-out
GAA officers in East Kerry are reportedly threatening to walk out of their positions due to a severe fixtures backlog.

O Se doubtful for Munster final
Kerry’s inspirational midfielder Darragh O Se has emerged as a major injury worry for the Munster SFC final against Cork on July 6.

Galvin ban upheld
Paul Galvin’s proposed six-month suspension has been upheld by the Central Hearings Committee following a meeting last night.

Galvin and Kane to learn fate
Kerry captain Paul Galvin and Down assistant manager DJ Kane will find out later today if their appeals against proposed six-month suspensions have been successful.

GAA not showing bias in Galvin case
GAA President Nickey Brennan has stated that his organisation is not showing any bias in relation to the six month suspension handed down to Kerry footballer Paul Galvin.

Kingdom come good at U21 level
After ten years in the wait, the Kingdom of Kerry emerged from this year’s Cadbury’s All-Ireland Under 21 Football Championship victorious after defeating Kildare in Semple Stadium, Thurles on a score-line of 2-12 to 0-11 on Saturday, May 3.

Lixnaw supported all the way
Last year saw Lixnaw cause a huge surprise in Kerry hurling circles as they defeated a highly fancied Kilmoyley side to lift the county senior hurling championship title. Club sponsors Mike and Manus Kelliher revealed that the success came about after many years hard work.
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