Gary Daly beat Christy Mullins by over a bowl in the Kelleher-Hurley Cup at Drimoleague.

He’s been a part of two All-Ireland winning teams but rumours abounded last night that Lar Corbett was part of a two-man team that scooped the €10.6m top prize in the lottery.

St Kieran’s 2-11 Kerins O’Rahillys 0-14

It took all the experience of man-of-the-match, Seamus Scanlon, and former inter-county colleague Padraig Reidy to see St Kieran’s over the line against West Kerry in this Kerry SFC losers’ round cracker in Ballymacelligott yesterday.

With nothing but pride at stake, Limerick ended a disappointing league campaign on a winning note at the Gaelic Grounds yesterday.

Shannon 9 Cork Constitution 19

Munster 24 Connacht 9

IN the fistful of Kerry championship victories over Mayo under Jack O’Connor, the scoreline dictates this to be second only to the 2006 All-Ireland final win.

KERRY boss Jack O’Connor last night backed midfielder David Moran to recover from a season ending cruciate knee injury sustained in Sunday’s league win over Monaghan.

STEPHEN LAVIN has a confession to make.

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IN order of priority, Kieran Donaghy’s excellence at full-forward, outstanding free-taking from the returning Colm Cooper and a marvellous save from goalkeeper Brendan Kealy just before half-time were the primary factors in Kerry avoiding a three-game losing sequence in Tralee yesterday.

THE Kerry management are confident of having their goal-keeping position resolved before the end of the Allianz NFL, with coach Jack O’Connor indicating after yesterday’s game in Fitzgerald Stadium that they are unlikely to “spread the net” beyond the three players who have filled the position so far in the McGrath Cup following Diarmuid Murphy’s retirement.

MUNSTER’S hopes of claiming back-to-back Interprovincial football titles for the first time since 1982 have been boosted by the inclusion of Cork’s Nicholas Murphy and Kerry’s Seamus Scanlon for Sunday’s final against Ulster.

THERE were 81,890 people packed into Croke Park three weeks ago to watch Kerry’s breathtaking All-Ireland quarter-final demolition of Dublin and like every other spectator, Eamonn O’Brien departed awestruck at what he had just observed.

Kerry 2-12 Antrim 1-10

Greencastle (Tyrone) 0-13 Duagh (Kerry) 0-12

Kerry had their third player sent off in two National League matches but they still came out on top against Munster rivals Limerick in Killarney today.

Ballygunner 3-13 Clarecastle 2-9

Cork 2-13 Kerry 0-8

Mt Lourdes Grammar, Fermanagh 4-11 St Josephs Spanish Point, Clare 2-3

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IRELAND’S Mark Scanlon yesterday rejected an offer to compete in Wednesday’s individual time trial.

MARK SCANLON returned to his native town to parade his immense cycling talent for the first time since he won the world junior title.

St Colman’s, Fermoy 2-7 St Clement’s, Limerick 1-4