Austin Stacks 1-13 Mid Kerry 2-10

Kerry SFC: A couple of weeks after their 16-point mauling at the hands of Dr Crokes last year, manager Stephen Stack called a meeting of his Austin Stacks players.

Fuerty (Roscommon) 0-10 Keel (Kerry) 0-9

No sooner had Martin Burke hoisted the Munster trophy, but manager PJ Reidy was plotting an All-Ireland assault.

Keel 0-14 Feohanagh/Castlemahon 0-04

Keel 0-14 Feohanagh/Castlemahon 0-04

AIB MUNSTER CLUB JFC FINAL:

Keel, making light of the loss of star forward Kieran Foley to injury, made no mistake at the second time of asking at Fitzgerald Stadium on Saturday evening when defeating St Pat’s in their Kerry JFC semi-final replay (2-14 to 1-10).

Rathmore kept their interest in this year’s Kerry SFC alive with a comprehensive victory over a gutsy but limited Mid Kerry side in Beaufort on Saturday.

MUNSTER senior club champions Dr Crokes are on course for a sixth East Kerry (O’Donoghue Cup) championship in a row after a terrific second-half performance ended Glenflesk’s hopes of a shock semi-final upset at Fitzgerald Stadium, Killarney yesterday.

THERE must have been times in recent years when Dr Crokes pondered if their luckless streak in Kerry deciders would ever cease.

FOR a few seconds the crowd erupted — the sight of Seamus Moynihan taking to the Fitzgerald Stadium turf united all Kerry club supporters.

FOR a few seconds the crowd erupted — the sight of Seamus Moynihan taking to the Fitzgerald Stadium turf united all Kerry club supporters.

THERE is no question of divided loyalties for East Kerry manager James Sheehan ahead of this afternoon’s Kerry SFC semi-final against his former side Mid Kerry.

WITHOUT ever needing to move out of second gear, Kerry booked their spot in the Munster JFC final with the minimum of fuss on Saturday.

KERRY cruised into a Munster JFC semi-final after a fine second-half display against Tipperary at Fitzgerald Stadium yesterday.

Kerry 0-13 Clare 1-17

KERRY booked a McGrath Cup semi-final with All-Ireland champions Cork on Sunday following this mismatch at Austin Stack Park, Tralee yesterday.

Defending champions Kerry reached the semi-finals of the McGrath Cup, following a facile 2-18 to 0-5 victory over Limerick IT at Austin Stack Park.

ALL-IRELAND JFC FINAL

FORMER senior star Aodhán MacGearailt netted the crucial second-half goal that enabled Kerry to defeat 2009 All-Ireland champions Cork in yesterday’s Munster JFC semi-final at Fitzgerald Stadium, Killarney.

FOUR points in the final six minutes at the Moorefield grounds in Newbridge yesterday fired Cork IT into a mouth-watering Sigerson Cup quarter-final with O’Byrne Cup finalists DCU.

UCC 1-12 Cork IT 1-10

CONOR COUNIHAN’S Cork senior football side got off to a winning start in their first run out of the season in a challenge against CIT in the CIT grounds in Bishopstown last night.

THE last two Kerry football champions collided in this heavyweight Austin Stack Park clash yesterday, but the superiority of Feale Rangers ensured they were always going to be the ones standing at the final bell.

IT was back in September 2004 when Darran O’Sullivan streaked across the national football consciousness like a comet.

The focus of the latest Cork-Kerry clash will undoubtedly be on David Moran and Tommy Walsh, the senior stars who already have U21 All-Ireland medals in their collection.

FOR Shane McCarthy the 2009 football season has already brought its glory. Two weeks ago he belted in a cracking second-half goal that propelled Cork IT to their first ever Sigerson Cup crown. Today he turns his attentions to the Cork U-21’s as they face Kerry in a Munster showdown, with the Sigerson memories still vibrant.

Mid Kerry 0-13 Laune Rangers 0-5

Brendan Larkin

Coláiste an Spioraid Naoimh 2-10 Intermediate School Killorglin 0-10

COLÁISTE NA SCEILGE, the most successful side in recent times of the (Munster Colleges SFC) Corn Uí Mhuiri, have been given a possible stay of execution in this year’s event.

A GOOD START is half the battle. That adage held true at Macroom yesterday where Intermediate School Killorglin won a highly competitive Irish Examiner Corn Uí Mhuirí quarter-final, leaving Douglas Community School to bemoan what might have been.