COUNTY star Seamus Callanan capped a sensational display with the winning score from a 90m injury time free to give Drom-Inch a 2-16 to 1-18 over Burgess in Saturday’s Tipperary SHC fourth round tie at Templemore.

THERE were two close calls but no upsets in the weekend’s Tipperary senior hurling championship.

FIRST things first. Let’s deal with the green and gold elephant in the corner of the room.

Sean Geaney has been touted as an early contender to become Kerry's new senior football manager after Pat O'Shea's departure.

KERRY selector Sean Geaney says the way Cork were able to come back so strongly in Croke Park on Sunday and spoil the party for Kerry was ‘an eye-opener’ for the Kingdoms players.

Kerry 2-12 Kildare 0-11

THE U21 football grade has been very good to Kerry. Since its inception in 1964, the Kingdom have contested 14 finals winning nine.

Kerry 0-15 Tipperary 2-7, Ardfinnan

KERRY’S bid to end Cork’s dominance of the Munster U21 football championship begins this afternoon in Tralee.

Dr Crokes clubman Pat O'Shea has been reappointed as manager of the Kerry senior footballers, following a meeting of the Kerry County Committee last night.

Ulster joined Leinster at the top of the roll of honour with a committed display of football seeing them to a 1-12 to 1-8 win over Munster in tonight's M Donnelly Interprovincial football decider.

KERRY teenage sensation Tommy Walsh was the name on everyone’s lips following Munster’s victory Leinster in a low-intensity M Donnelly Interprovincial Football semi-final at Fermoy on Saturday.

Munster 2-11 Leinster 0-12

MUNSTER football manager Sean Geaney last night joined the chorus of criticism regarding the timing of the inter-provincial championship. His selection options for tomorrow’s football semi-final against Leinster in Fermoy have been decimated by a combination of factors.

New Kerry Senior Football team manager Pat O'Shea has finalised his management team.

THURSDAY night’s howling gale from the south-west wasn’t propelled just by meteorological forces; it was augmented by a collective wave of relief coming from those charged with retaining the good name of football in the Kingdom.

Kerry 0-14 Laois 1-4

Brendan Larkin

Tyrone 0-12 Kerry 0-10

Tyrone take on Kerry in the All-Ireland minor football final in Croke Park today and the Kingdom, for once, go into an All-Ireland football final without the favourites tag firmly around their necks.

STRANGE to think of a Kerry team approaching an All-Ireland final without the tag of favouritism or the comfort of tradition on their side. Strange but, for tomorrow’s minor final, true.

The All-Ireland minor football cup is to be renamed the Cormac McAnallen Cup, in memory of the Tyrone captain who died from a heart condition earlier this year.

KERRY minor coach Sean Geaney and his selectors have kept faith with the team that ousted defending champions Laois for Sunday's All-Ireland final against Tyrone.

AFTER the furore over their quarter-final brawl with Cork, Laois minor manager Seán Dempsey and his selectors are keeping a low profile for tomorrow’s All-Ireland MFC semi-final with Kerry, (Croke Park, 1.45pm. Live on RTÉ One).

The young pilot of a micro-light aircraft in Fermoy watched in horror as his friend backed into the propellers of the aircraft.