Austin Stacks 2-9 Dr Crokes 0-13: Goals win matches, they say, and this was well and truly borne out at Connolly Park yesterday evening where Austin Stacks overcame Dr Crokes in the Credit Union Senior Football League Division 1 Final (2014) after a game that went to extra-time.

AIB All-Ireland Club IFC Final: Ardfert (Kerry) 1-14 St Croan’s (Roscommon) 0-9: David Griffin recalls sitting in the Hogan Stand as a 13-year old boy, a proud spectator as Ardfert’s claimed the All-Ireland Club intermediate title in 2007.

Ardfert 1-12 Spa 0-10 (after extra time)

“There is nobody sure of their starting place on this team, well — bar one — we will grant Colm [Cooper] his place I suppose!”

Antrim 2-22 DIT 1-9

Only a few months into his tenure as Kerry manager and Eamonn Fitzmaurice is ready to quit. No, not his new job, which he’s thoroughly enjoying, his playing career.

It all feels pure pantomime.

Munster senior champions Dr Crokes are favourites to pick up the first major piece of silverware on offer in Kerry club football this season.

Kieran O’Leary talks Kerry, Crokes, tactics and travelling with Fintan O’Toole

Favourites University of Jordanstown survived a massive scare in Ratoath as University of Limerick made light of their underdog tag.

ALL-Ireland club memories. Colm Cooper traces his first back to 1992.

RETURNING Kerry footballer Mike Moloney is eyeing a place in Jack O’Connor’s senior panel this season.

MUNSTER senior club football finalists UCC are just as good as an inter-county side, reckons Dr Crokes manager Harry O’Neill.

TRY telling Luke Quinn time heals all wounds.

PRESS Harry O’Neill on who has been the driving force behind Dr Crokes march to a second successive Kerry senior decider and the manager doesn’t name anyone of his galaxy of intercounty stars.

ANOTHER week, another nerve-shredding encounter for Dr Crokes.

ANOTHER week, another nerve-shredding encounter for Dr Crokes.

WHERE would two former Dr Crokes Killarney players lining out for London watch the draw for the second round of the All-Ireland qualifiers?

JUST two years after he called for London to be axed from the Allianz Football League, Kerry legend Pat Spillane has banked on them to reach the third round of the All-Ireland SFC qualifiers.

KERRY’s senior football championships, which kick off tonight, has been hit by a massive player drain, with up to 100 footballers set to miss this year’s championship.

With unemployment on the rise and "player drain" an increasing issue, a survey carried out by the Kerryman newspaper has shown the stark reality currently facing the county's football clubs.

THEIR pursuit over the last decade has been frustrating and fruitless but yesterday brought atonement for Dr Crokes in the form of their seventh Kerry football title.

THE memories of past defeats may be scarring, but the experiences of county final day in 2005, 2006 and 2009 gives Dr Crokes a distinct edge heading into tomorrow’s Kerry SFC final in Austin Stack Park (3.30pm).

THIS clash of the titans may have failed to deliver on the pre-match hype, but few in Killarney will be complaining after Dr Crokes defeated West Kerry in Saturday’s Kerry SFC quarter-final at Austin Stack Park (1-8 to 0-5).

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.

IT WASN’T quite Bobby Robson enthusiastically moving salt cellars around the table, but Pat O’Shea is plainly energised when he’s talking tactics.

Team captain Paddy Curran led by example as Kerry qualified for next month’s ESB All-Ireland minor football final at Croke Park.

TIPPERARY have happy memories of contesting Munster minor football championship finals in Fitzgerald Stadium.

Coláiste an Spioraid Naoimh 1-11 St. Brendan's 0-13

English driver, Jim Harrison in a McKinstry prepared S8 Subaru WRC has a six second lead after the opening loop of three stages of the Lynch Hotels Clare Rally, the penultimate round of the Dunlop National Rally championship.