Very little seems to phase Tomas O'Sé. A four-time GAA All-Ireland SFC winner with Kerry, the holder of three All-Star awards and another player off that famous O'Sé footballing conveyor belt.

Kerry’s Marc O'Sé will be free to participate in the Kingdom’s GAA All-Ireland SFC qualifier ties as the association’s Central Hearings Committee rescinded the red card he received in the Munster SFC last Sunday.

All Star midfielder Darragh O'Sé is to make his first start of the season for Kerry having been named in the Kingdom side for Saturday's NFL Division 1A meeting with Laois (Portlaoise, throw-in 7pm).

2007 All Star defender Tomas O'Se has been drafted into the Kerry team for tomorrow night's NFL Division 1 clash with Tyrone in Tralee, throw-in 7pm.

Gaelic Players Association (GPA) chief executive Dessie Farrell has tonight expressed his frustration at the delays in completing negotiations with the Government and the GAA in order to free up the €5m allocated for grants to GAA players.

Back-to-back All-Ireland SFC champions Kerry have topped the list of nominations for the Vodafone GAA All Star awards for 2007 which were announced this evening.

Cork 2-11 Mayo 2-6, Croke Park

KERRY 1-12 MONAGHAN 1-11

Paidi O'Sé has stepped down as manager of the Clare senior football team.

Tommy Griffin and Declan Quill have failed to make the Kerry starting team for the Kingdom's Munster SFC semi-final showdown with Waterford on Sunday (Dungarvan, throw-in 2pm).

Waterford 1-6 Clare 0-7

Defending champions Kerry have been forced to make five changes for Sunday's NFL Division 1A encounter with Limerick at Fitzgerald Stadium, throw-in 2.30pm.

Clare manager Paidí O'Sé will not be naming his team for Sunday's NFL Division 2A clash with Monaghan at Cusack Park (throw-in 1.30pm) until the morning of the match.

Darragh Ó Sé is keen to keep the pressure off the shoulders of his former midfield partner Kieran Donaghy, ahead of Kerry's All-Ireland SFC final meeting with Mayo.

John Kennedy and Paidi O'Se are in line to contest the position of Limerick senior football manager, according to the Limerick county board.

Former Dublin and Roscommon boss Tommy Carr has ruled himself out of contention for the Westmeath managergial position, vacated by Paidi O'Se last weekend.

BANK OF IRELAND LEINSTER SFC QUARTER-FINAL:

Kerry boss Jack O'Connor, having secured his side's place in the All-Ireland final, is now sweating on the fitness of Seamus Moynihan and Darragh O Sé.

Former Kerry selector Seamus MacGearailt has emerged as favourite to succeed Paidi O'Se in the Kingdom hotseat.

Paidi O’Se has decided not to seek another term as Kerry football manager.

KERRY coach Paidi O Se intends to take more control of team affairs this season, as they bid to celebrate the centenary of their first All Ireland football title with their 33rd championship success.

Cork pair Philip Clifford and Colin Corkery join Kerry's Tomas O Sé in the dock this evening, as they appear before the Games Administration Committee of the GAA to answer charges resulting from the All-Ireland football semi-final.

Kerry boss Paidi O'Se still doesn¹t know whether he can include nephew Darragh in his plans to face Cork on Sunday week.

Kerry are keeping their fingers crossed as they await the referee's report from the recent An Ghaeltacht and Austin Stacks club game.

Kerry's Tomás O'Sé will play no part in the champion's semi-final clash against Meath after being handed a four-week suspension.

Kerry are down to 14 men after Tomas O'Se was sent off for taking down Colin Moran.