EAST KERRY GAA

BEST of luck to St Brendans College Under 19 team playing Rochestown on Saturday, February 1 in the Corn Ui Mhuiri semi-final. This will be a titanic battle with both teams evenly matched the St Brendans College school will need a massive team performance on the day.

PS Sliabh Luachra Rathmore have been the surprise package of the competition reaching the semi final on merit.

Working off the smallest numbers of boys in the last four will not faze the East Kerry school. Tralee CBS provide serious opposition in the semi final on Saturday, February 1.

PS Sliabh Luachra have played superb football to reach this stage. It will need a huge team effort to reach the Munster decider.

Scór

ALL-IRELAND Finals of Scór na nOg to be held in the INEC Killarney on Saturday February 1.

Quiz starting at 11.30am and the remainder of the days programme commencing at 2pm. Tickets: adult €20, Under-16s €10. Email orders to secretary.scor.kerry@ gaa.ie .

Ticket prices will increase by €5 if purchased at the venue on the day of competition.

FIXTURES

SUNDAY FEBRUARY 2

12 noon

Division 1 Round 2

Gneeveguilla V Legion

Dr. Crokes V Spa – TBC Rathmore V Listry

Kenmare V Kilcummin

Division 1 Round 2

Firies V Glenfesk

Currow V Fossa

Cordal V Kilgarvan

SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 9

2pm

Under 21 Quarter-finals

Firies V Killarney Legion Glenflesk V Rathmore

Spa V Dr. Crokes Cordal/Scar taglen V Gneeveguilla WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 5 Division 1 Round 1

Kilcummin V Rathmore, Rathbeg 8pm Tuesday, February 11 Division 1 Round 1

Legion v Dr Crokes, Lewis Rd 7.30pm

EAST KERRY SENIOR LEAGUE DIVISION 3 Cordal 2-12 Kilgarvan 0-18

BOTH teams served up a good competitive game of football for the last Sunday of January in good underfoot conditions in Cordal.

Kilgarvan raced in to 0-5 to 0-2 lead before a mix up in their defence saw the ball roll in to an empty net to leave the scores level. Cordal had goal chances but failed to take them, leaving the time score, Cordal 1-5 Kilgarvan 0-8.

Cordal came out stronger in the second half and led for the entire half but failed to hold out for the win. Currow referee James Brosnan gathered both teams together before the start ofthegameandwentthroughthe new rules with the players.

All in all a draw was probably a fair result.

Kerry’s Tommy Walsh and Dublin’s Martha Byrne with Comórtas Chairman Pádraig Óg Ó Sé (centre) announcing details of the Lidl Comórtas Peile Páidi Ó Sé 2020, the famed adult men’s and ladies Gaelic football tournament taking place on the Dingle Peninsula from 21st to 23rd February. Details on paidiose.com