How Tralee CBS stitched back together its football identity 

After playing second fiddle to their neighbours, Marc Ó Sé says Tralee had to go back and work on their foundations.
CBS Tralee's CBS celebrate Hogan Cup semi-final victory over St Gerard's Castlebar. Pic: Dan Clohessy, Inpho

CBS Tralee's CBS celebrate Hogan Cup semi-final victory over St Gerard's Castlebar. Pic: Dan Clohessy, Inpho

Identity recaptured. Irrespective of how the St Patrick’s Day spin to Dublin pans out, Tralee CBS is once again sure of itself and the school’s place in the local tapestry.

The strength of a classroom from one September to the next means sporting fortunes on the post-primary circuit are in constant flux. There is little permanency to either dominance or doldrum occupation.

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