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Power-packed Kerry justify favourite tag

Kerry 3-12 Cork 1-5 Munster U16 Football

Power-packed Kerry justify favourite tag

Mon, 06 Jul, 2015 - 01:00

John Redington

A superb Kerry South team lived up to their tag as favourites with an easy victory over Cork in Saturday’s Munster U16 football Tournament Cup final in Rathkeale’s Mick Neville Park.

Goals by Aaron McCarthy and Brian Friel moved them into a lead of 2-7 to 0-3 at the break. Any hopes of a Cork comeback died when Friel bagged his second before John Hodnett grabbed a consolation for Cork.

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Courts Gaa Football Place: Rathkeale Place: Mick Neville Park Place: Limerick Person: Aaron McCarthy Person: Brian Friel Person: Friel Person: John Hodnett Person: Michael Oakes Person: Shane Ryan Person: Ryan Person: Jack Dolan Person: K McMahon Person: K O’Shea Person: E O’Driscoll Person: D O’Donovan Person: P O’Driscoll Person: R O’Driscoll Person: J Harrington Person: R Walsh Person: S Hickey Person: D Dawson Person: J Twomey Person: C O’Mahony Person: D Gore Person: M Oakes Person: S Coughlan-Collins Person: D Ruddy Person: C Hennessy Person: J O’Riordan Person: S O’Leary Person: J Whelan Person: S Moran Person: J Murray Person: D McSweeney Person: A McKelvey Person: F Halligan Person: E O’Gorman Person: P Codell Person: J Harney Person: E Ryan Person: A Murphy Person: M O’Sullivan Person: C Tracey Person: C Kennedy Person: W Creedon Person: M Purcell Person: C Maher Person: S Ryan Person: R Lambe Person: A Tobin Person: J Dolan Person: D O’Dwyer Person: J Macken Person: D Hanrahan Person: J Flannery Person: A Peters Person: N Quinlan Person: K Breen Person: N Doherty Person: C O’Callaghan Person: D Cronin Person: C Gamel Person: M Potts Person: P Warren Person: N O’.Donoghue Person: C O’Donoghue Person: J Griffin Person: B Friel Person: F Clifford Person: D Clifford Person: A McCarthy Person: D O’Sullivan Person: P Daly Person: L McMonagle Person: J O’Sullivan Person: M Harnett Person: J Doyle Person: H Cronin Person: M McCarthy Person: I Giltinan Person: L Finn Person: C Shalloe Person: R Hurley Person: J Browne Person: D Linehan Person: J McCarthy Person: M Brosnan Person: J O’Donovan Person: M McAuliffe Person: C O’Driscoll Person: J Hodnett Person: C Murray Person: M Whelton Person: W Ronan Person: E Murphy Person: E Riordan Person: M Leahy Person: E Minihane Person: J O’Regan Person: G Fitton Person: B Murphy Person: J Murphy Event: Munster U16 Football Event: Munster U16 football Tournament Cup final Organisation: Kerry Organisation: Cork Organisation: Kerry South Organisation: Corcaigh Organisation: Tipp

<p>Conor Weir, Enda Stenson, Liam Lynch, GAA President Jarlath Burns, GAA National Demographics Committee Chairperson Benny Hurl, GAA Strategy, Insights and Innovaiton Manager Peter Horgan. Pic: ©INPHO/Bryan Keane</p>

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