JOHNNY CULLOTY isn’t the type of man who would be nostalgic about the past. Though he has every right to be, given his record of proud service to Kerry football as a goalkeeper supreme, turned corner-forward, and as a hurler of note.

THE memory of former Cork football goalkeeper John Kerins is to be perpetuated by the organisation of a youth tournament in the four Garda districts in Cork, culminating in a ‘Festival of Football’ in Páirc Uí Rinn on May 15.

TOMORROW’S NFL meeting of Kerry and Fermanagh in Killarney represents one of the greatest imbalances in the world of gaelic football.

ALL-IRELAND champions Tyrone and runners-up Armagh dominate the list of nominations for the 2003 Vodafone GAA Allstar awards in football.

PETER CANAVAN is confident of being able to lead his team into next month’s Bank of Ireland SFC final despite having a plaster cast on his left ankle, which he injured in the semi-final victory over Kerry.

Kerry 1-21, Roscommon 3-10

WITH Munster title number 68 secured, Kerry and Paídí Ó Sé march one step closer to the All-Ireland SFC crown.

Kerry 1-11

THREE years ago, in the townland of Kilmallock, Liam Kearns was enduring his first taste of senior championship football in charge of Limerick.

SELDOM has a starting fifteen been awaited with such apprehension in Kerry.

Tipperary 1-10

CLARE manager John Kennedy came away from Pairc Uí Chaoimh on Sunday with plenty food for thought after watching Limerick demolish champions Cork in the Bank of Ireland Munster SFC.

TIPPERARY will be without Eamonn Corcoran, John Carroll and team captain Brian O’Meara for their crucial Allianz NHL tie with Clare at Cusack Park on Sunday.

Kerry goalkeeper Declan O'Keeffe will receive the mandatory four-week ban after receiving a red card in a club game at the weekend.

Tyrone 1-13 Kerry 0-14

SEAMUS MOYNIHAN can expect to find out shortly where he is likely to line out with Kerry in the championship.

Kerry 2-11

Cromane youngster Donncha Walsh has been handed a senior debut for Kerry ahead of Sunday's NFL Div 1A clash with Dublin in Killarney.

Kerry boss Paidí O Sé has stuck with the same starting line-up to face Galway in Sunday's NFL Div 1A clash as that which defeated Roscommon.

The Kerry County Board and team boss, Paidi O'Se, have apologised for naming the wrong player to start in goals against Roscommon in Div 1A of the NFL tomorrow.

NOBODY could question the vital importance of Oisin McConville’s 55th minute goal in terms of inspiring a wonderful first ever All-Ireland football title for Armagh in yesterday’s Bank of Ireland championship decider in Croke Park.

THE way tomorrow's Bank of Ireland championship decider in Croke Park is being portrayed in some quarters, favourites Kerry have the footballers and Armagh possess the players who can stop them from winning.

IN Armagh even the republicans are turning orange, while in Kerry the sheep have been painted green and gold.

KERRY can expect a mighty challenge from Ulster champions Armagh in the Bank of Ireland football championship final in Croke Park on September 22, according to Páidí Ó Sé.

Cork and Kerry clash today for the first time ever in an All-Ireland semi-final.

PÁIDÍ Ó Sé was a broken man after seeing his captain being red-carded in Gaeltacht’s county championship game three weeks ago.

Jim O'Sullivan

Kerry 2-10, Kildare 1-5

Kerry continued their quest for All-Ireland glory when they held out for a dramatic three point victory over Dublin in their quarter-final replay at Thurles.

Kerry are on course for back-to-back All-Ireland titles after defeating old enemies Dublin in their quarter-final replay at Semple Stadium.

Darren Homan has beaten Declan O'Keeffe to cut Kerry's lead to four points in the replay of the quarter-ifnal at Semple Stadium.