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Síofra O’Shea scored 1-8 as Kerry advance to a repeat of the 2024 All-Ireland final.
Síofra O’Shea scored 1-8 as Kerry advance to a repeat of the 2024 All-Ireland final.
Tarbert will play Ballyduff in a relegation semi-final after the two North Kerry clubs finished bottom of Group 1 and 4 respectively
Glenbeigh/Glencar, Firies and St Marys all face relegation semi-finals after round 3 defeats leave them bottom of their respective groups
Kenmare Shamrocks enter the fold this weekend as they host Austin Stacks
David Clifford and Seán O’Brien struck crucial goals for Jack O’Connor’s side.
The 2025 Premier Junior champions gave as good as they got for much of this contest but the East Kerry men were a little more clinical in front of the goal
Intermediate, Premier Junior, Junior and Novice matches will be played on weekend of August 29/30 while the Senior Club Championship quarter-finals are fixed for September 5
The Kingdom will now face Mayo in the final in two weeks time.
The Kingdom saw off Shelbourne FC in the second round last weekend in Mounthawk Park
Defending champions win 2-18 to 0-20 at Croke Park.
Listry scored three first half goals but trailed by a point at half-time, and Churchill still had that one-point lead at the finish to set up a final with Keel
Kenmare finish in second place behind Austin Stacks and will play Milltown/Castlemaine in the quarter-finals, while Templenoe will face An Ghaeltacht in a relegation semi-final
Cromane, St Michaels-Foilmore, Ballylongford, Scartaglin, Skellig Rangers, Clounmacon, Valentia and Tuosist contest the quarter-finals of the Novice Football Championship
The Kingdom are back in the All-Ireland final.
The Blennerville club finish the group stage without a win and will now play a relegation semi-final to try and save their Premier Junior club status
Captain Paul Geaney returns to the match-day squad, but must be content with a place on the bench
Oisín Maunsell with 2-4 was the main man for O’Dorney as they retained the Neilus Flynn cup for the third straight season
An early five-point lead for Kerry was gone by half-time, and Laois were the superior team in the second period, booking their place in the final
An early goal for Alan Dineen and a miss for Joe O’Connor were key moments in this contest
The East Kerry rivals were level 1-11 apiece after 60 minutes before Kilcummin kicked on in extra-time to qualify for the intermediate championship final
New Reds’ manager John Russell returns to scene of ‘Miracle of Mounthawk’ win over former club Sligo Rovers in last year’s competition
The Mid Kerry outfit will feel they ought to have won this game in sixty minutes, but came on strongly in the second of extra-time to seal it
Goals from Sean McGrath and Cian Bargary had Kerry 2-1 ahead at half-time, and they held on to that lead for an important league win and three points
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