Firies flying high as Ballymacelligott await in Kerry Premier JFC semi-final

Favourites Ballymac see off stern Annascaul challenge on Sunday, and will play their near neighbours next weekend in the last four
 Ballymacelligott full back Dan O'Shea moves the ball away from Fiachra Ennis of Ardfert in last year's Kerry Premier JFC semi-final. Both sides are back in the last four next weekend.

Ballymacelligott full back Dan O'Shea moves the ball away from Fiachra Ennis of Ardfert in last year's Kerry Premier JFC semi-final. Both sides are back in the last four next weekend.

FARRANFORE is the smallest village in Europe to host an international airport and a railway station but the local Firies GAA club have a sporting chance to put it in lights next weekend.

They beat neighbours Currow on Saturday in a quarter-final thriller, and a few kilometres in another direction sits Ballymacelligott, who they will face in Kerry's Premier JFC semi-final, most likely in Tralee.

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