Shane Enright: 'It’s mad to think Kerry U20 have gone 16 years without being in an All-Ireland final'

This afternoon Tomás Ó Sé leads Kerry into battle against Meath in another All-Ireland under-20 semi-final. Recent defeats at the penultimate stage ensure the Kingdom are up against it
Shane Enright: 'It’s mad to think Kerry U20 have gone 16 years without being in an All-Ireland final'

Kerry’s Rob Stack and Eddie Healy lift the cup after winning the U20 Munster Championship Final

Shane Enright, it’s fair to say, had a bit of a love/hate relationship with the under-21 football grade. For instance, a humbling defeat to Clare in 2007, and a pummelling by Cork two years later, certainly turned out to be black marks on his Kerry inter-county resumé.

However, in the season in-between, the Tarbert defender was part of the Kingdom side, managed by Sean Geaney, which lifted All-Ireland honours. Beating Kildare in the final (2-12 to 0-11), with Spa’s Mike O’Donoghue goaling twice, it was a day to remember in Thurles.

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