Killarney Athletic down The Park

JK SPORTS UNDER 12 Premier

FOLLOWING a scoreless first half Killarney Athletic made a great opening to the second period with two goals from Thomas Healy inside 10 minutes.

The Park pulled one back with eight minutes to go, but as they pushed for an equaliser Tom Benson hit the third for Athletic to wrap up the win. This leaves them just three points off a top two spot.

Girls Premier

TABLE toppers Killarney Celtic Green added another three points to their total thanks to a 7-0 win over a gallant Camp Juniors side.

The goals came from Fiadhna Bradley who hit a hat trick, Aideen O’Brien, Elizabeth Coffey, Leah McMahon and Lucy O’Sullivan. This win makes it seven wins from seven for the Celtic girls.

DALY’S SUPERVALU UNDER 13 Premier

LEADERS Killarney Celtic were not in action but will be happy with the results.

Second placed Iveragh United were defeated 3-1 by Killorglin and remain three points behind the Killarney side. Darragh O’Connor scored twice, one being after a great solo run from his own half with Jack Lynch getting the third goal. Donnagh O’Sullivan got the Iveragh United goal.

The Park are in joint third place after a 1-0 away win at Mastergeeha. They are only three points of second place. Noah Townsend got the only goal of the game.

Division 1

INTER Kenmare needed to defeat Listowel Celtic to keep the race for the title alive. However after a cracker it was the North Kerry side that made it nine wins from nine games to become League Champions.

The game was tied at three all late on with Inter pushing for the win but Listowel Celtic soaked up the pressure and hit Inter on the break to take the win and the title. Darragh O’Connor got two for Inter with Senan Gul getting the third for Killorglin. For Listowel Celtic Cormac Dillon and Evan Boyle both hit two each.

Division 2

FENIT now lead Division 2 after a 4-2 win over MEK. Oisin McGibney, Paddy Falvey, Tiernan O’Sullivan and Donagh Murphy got the Fenit goals to put leave them well in control. However MEK hit two late goals and missed a penalty that would have set up an exciting finish.

The Kerry team ahead of their U-15 SSE Airtricity League clash against Cobh Ramblers at Mounthawk Park, Tralee . Photo by Domnick Walsh

Kerry’s Cian Clancy in action against Cobh Ramblers during the U-15 SSE Airtricity League fixture at Mounthawk Park, Tralee. Photo by Domnick Walsh