A motion tabled this week by Dr Crokes to change the method used by Kerry in deciding which senior club represents the county in the Munster Senior Club Championship found little favour with delegates at a county board meeting and was withdrawn.

Dingle chairman Seamus Ó Bambaire says the Kerry County Board must now take action to ensure no club suffers the same as they have due to the Munster Club Championship fixture controversy.

The night after Ballincollig surprised everyone by stepping over Nemo Rangers into a first Cork county football final, manager Michael O’Brien sat his management team, some players and members of the club’s executive down, writes Tony Leen.

Tipperary will have no representation in this year’s Munster Club senior football club championship due to a backlog of games.

The Munster Council will quiz the Dr Crokes club over an insulting tweet posted on the Killarney side’s official Twitter account on Sunday.

Glenswilly and Ballinderry Shamrocks booked their places in the AIB Ulster Senior Club Football Final following today's Senior club football action.

Dr Crokes joint manager Vince Casey has called for player welfare to be placed above any game, or result, after a concussed Kieran O’Leary was substituted at half-time in Sunday’s clash with Castlehaven.

Clare’s participation in the Munster Club SFC rests in the hands of their prospective provincial semi-final opponents.

Dr Crokes (Kerry) 2-08 Kilmurry-Ibrickane (Clare) 0-13

KERRY defender Aidan O’Mahony has been ruled out of competitive action for the rest of the year after breaking a bone in his leg during Sunday’s Kerry Club SFC final victory over Laune Rangers.

HAVING been the better side for much of the second-half of yesterday’s SFC final, a five-point defeat was cruel on Castlehaven, the late penalty from Daithí Casey, followed by two Gavan O’Grady points, stemming their momentum.

THE Munster Club SFC final between Nemo Rangers and Dr Crokes will not be played until 2011, provincial chiefs confirmed last night.

MUNSTER GAA chiefs have placed Mallow on standby if the Gaelic Grounds in Limerick cannot host Sunday’s Club senior football final.

ROUTINE business for Dr Crokes in their opening provincial foray yesterday.

DROM-BROADFORD captain Tom McLoughlin insists his side’s shock Munster Club SFC triumph over Nemo Rangers will be devalued if they fail to win the provincial crown.

Donoughmore 3-13 St Patrick's, Kerry 1-5

An Ghaeltacht 0-12 Laune Rangers 2-4