KILLARNEY LEGION

U14 FÉILE: Well done to our u14’s who qualified to represent Kerry after two tough qualifying games in Derreen but in the process keeping up a fine record by the club in the same competition. The first V Fossa was indeed a tight affair with an early goal giving the visitors the advantage which necessitated two wonder goals from distance by Conor Gammell to save the day. Onwards to the final where the Legion boys faced another testing encounter against a very good Firies side. Once again it took another spectacular goal this time from Jack O Neill from a free to see his side home. Undoubtedly the experience gained from these two difficult opponents will stand the Legion side in good stead. The same team also registered a solid win against Kenmare in the league which shows the potential in the panel. KERRY LADIES: Congratulations to John Doona and his Kerry u14 side who comfortably saw off Tipperary in a rather contentious replay, having considered to have infringed on the ‘’sin bin’’rules they put the set back behind them to deliver a great display registering a whopping 7-5

in the process. Comhghairdeas freisin to Tara Murphy and Keri Ann Hanrahan who were part of the victorious Kerry u16’s who won the Munster title against Tipperary. Once again the ladies section shows the progress and high standard it has reached in a short number of years. FIXTURE - Co. League, Rd 3, Killarney Legion V Kerins O Rahillys, Derreen at 7p. m. Saturday 12th. May. All support greatly appreciated. SYMPATHY: The Killarney Legion Club extends it’s deepest sympathy to the Hegarty Family on the sad passing of Kathleen R. I. P. Husband Dodo has been an integral part of the club for many a year and Kathleen was a sister of club vice president Pa McGillicuddy, Ballydribeen. Sioraí na bhFlaitheas ar a h-Anam dílis.

The club also extends it’s sincerest sympathy to the Kissane Family, Knockasarknett, on the passing of Johnny, R. I. P. A great supporter of the club for many a year. Ar Dheis Dé go raibh a Anam Uasail.

The South Kerry U-14 team that made history on Monday when they qualified for the Feile Hurling Finals by beating Tralee Parnells in the Coiste na nOg Chiarra ‘C’ Final.