Clare make 2 changes to their team to take on Kerry tomorrow for a place in the Munster Minor Football Final.

Eoin Clancy replaces Mark Bohannon at wing-back and Kieran Malone comes in for Tadhg Lynch at wing-forward

A 7 race evening card brings the curtain down on Killarney's May Festival later.

The Dunloe Handicap is the feature at 7.30 while 2011 Cheltenham Festival winner Carlito Brigante makes an eagerly-awaited debut over fences earlier on the card

There are 2 changes to the Kerry team to play Clare tomorrow in the Munster Minor Football Championship.

Both alterations are in the forwards, with Gavin O'Shea and Darragh Carmody in for Gary O'Sullivan and Niall Sheehy.

Eamon Fitzmaurice will be joining the Kerry Senior football team set-up in early June.

The Under 21 team manager, previously a selector with the Seniors, will assist with the training of the panel.

Day 2 of Killarney's May Festival brings a 7 race card.

The action begins at 5.50, with the feature the McSweeney Arms Hotel Handicap Steeplechase at 7.50.

Tranquil Sea faces 12 rivals in what is a 2 mile 6 furlong contest, with The Big Boyo a non runner.

Park are KDL Premier A champions.

They needed a penalty shootout to get the better of Castleisland following a goalless replay.

John Myler has stepped down as Kerry Senior Hurling Manager.

It comes in the wake of Kerry's exit from the Christy Ring Cup Competition yesterday after a 2.21 to 1.16 loss to Kildare. The Kingdom also lost to Wicklow the previous week.

John Mylers management team of Christy Walsh, John Hennessy, and Eddie Murphy will also vacate their positions.

Kerry's Brian Wall won gold last night in the International tournament with Scotland in Cork.

Wall defeated Scotland's Paul Byrnes 8 - 4.

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Kerry manager Jack O'Connor has paid tribute to Tom O'Sullivan, who is retiring from Inter County football.

The 33 year-old Rathmore defender bows out after a 13 year career with the Kingdom Seniors, during which he won 5 All-Irelands

Killarney Celtic are the O'Callaghan Coaches Under 14 Premier champions.

Celtic have got the win they needed against Park, beating them 3-1

Two County Minor Football League Finals are to go ahead this coming weekend.

The Division 5 decider is first up on Friday between Keel/Listry and Knocknagoshel/Brosna. That throws-in at 7.

In the Division 4 Final at 5 on Saturday, Fossa play Kenmare.

Gary O'Brien is back in training with Kerry ahead of Saturday's Christy Ring Cup trip to Kildare.

O'Brien missed the defeat to Wicklow last weekend due to a groin problem.

Tralee has withdrawn its bid to host the 20-15 International Children's Games.

In a statement Tralee ICG said it regretfully announces that its ambitious plans to stage the Games in Kerry have had to be terminated as the necessary public funding has not materialised.

Spa are the AXA Insurance Ladies County Senior Football League Division 4 champions.

They’ve gotten the better of Chorca Dhuibhne in the decider, 3-11 to 4-6.

Match details for Kerry’s Christy Ring Cup outing at the weekend will be confirmed tomorrow.

The Kingdom will be away to Kildare on Saturday.

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The Kerry hurling team to play Wicklow in the Christy Ring Cup tomorrow will be revealed tonight.

The side will be announced on Radio Kerry after the 10pm news.

Kerry have revealed their teams for tomorrow's Ladies Munster Football Final double header against Cork.

The Kingdom host their Minor and Under 14 Rebel counterparts in Rathmore, at 4 and 2 o'clock respectively.

Minors:
Michelle O'Connor
Geraldine Cahalane Sinead Guiney Ayesha Roche
Brid O'Connor Elish O’Connor Eiblish Dillon
Laura Rogers & Laura Sheeran
Caroline McCarthy Anna Galvin Maria Quirke
Claire O’Sullivan Megan O'Connell Leanne Mangan

Under 14s:
Linda Bruggner
Emma Dineen Melissa Holland Gemma Teehan
Saoirse Kelly Danika O'Grady Andrea Murphy
Christine Cooper and Ciara Griffin
Aoife Walsh Eilish Kavannagh Norma Mahony
Julie O'Connell Shannon O'Leary & Saidbh Fitzgerald

Killarney Celtic have guaranteed themselves at least a playoff for the Under 13 Premier title.

A 3-0 win over Listowel moves them on to 25 points from 9 games.

Kingdom Boys have 22 points from 8 outings, and play Mastergeeha on Monday.

Killarney Celtic and Mastergeeha then meet in the last game of the season.

Munster has announced the appointment of New Zealander Rob Penney as their new coach on a two year deal.

48 year old Penney has previously been part of the Crusaders Super rugby side coaching ticket and led Canterbury to a fourth straight ITM Cup title last season.

Penney will join in July after he coaches the New Zealand under 20's at the World cup.

Antony Foley will continue on in his role as forwards coach

Kerry lost to Tipperary in the first round of last nights Munster Minor Hurling Championship.

The Kingdom were always going to be up against it as they traveled to Thurles.

Kerry were behind 3.10 to 0.5 points at the break and Tipp ran out 6.21 to 0.11 points winners.

Kerry will now face Cork next Saturday at 7pm in The Austin Stack Park.

Kerry will be without Andrew Keane and Gary O'Brien for their Christy Ring Cup opener at the weekend.

The Kingdom take on Wicklow at 2.30 on Saturday, with Keane ruled out because of a shoulder injury, and O'Brien due to a groin problem.

The teams have been announced for tomorrow's Munster Minor Hurling Championship encounter between Kerry and Tipperary.

Kerry can call on 4 of the side which lost to Meath in the All-Ireland B Championship last year; Tom McElligott, Daniel Collins, Paul McGrath and Ricky Heffernan.

10 of last year's panel are once again involved with Tipperary this season.

Kerry's Tommy O'Driscoll is 15 shots off the pace after the opening round of the Munster Youths Amateur Open.

He opened with an 88 in Muskerry.

Mallow's James Sugrue leads after posting 73.

Kingdom Boys host Fenit this evening in the O'Callaghan's Coaches Under 14 Premier.

Victory will take Kingdom Boys level with Killarney Celtic at the top of the table but they will have played a game more.

The game kicks-off at 6.30.

Dr.Crokes hope to have Colm Cooper available for the Castleisland Mart Senior Club Football Final.

An ankle injury forced the Kerry captain to go off in the first half of yesterday's semi-final victory over Laune Rangers.

Home player Damien Fleming has reclaimed the Gerald Horgan Memorial Senior Scratch Cup at Deerpark.

It took 58 holes to defeat Ray Murphy from Cork after both finished on 11 under par after the regulation 3 rounds.

It's Fleming's fourth win in the competition in 5 years.

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There was a Kerry victory in the opening Ryanair Novice Chase at Punchestown today.

Lucky William, trained by Tom Cooper and owned by the Garden Kingdom syndicate, was a 1 and a half length winner over Blackstairmountain

Kerry's Brian O'Sullivan will captain Munster against Leinster in tomorrow's Junior Interprovincial Championship opener.

The Tralee player is joined in the starting 15 by Ciaran O'Coilean of Corca Dhuibhne.

Castleisland's Mike Cronin is listed amongst the replacements.

Kerry's John Evans will reportedly join the Meath managerial set up

A newspaper report today claims the former Tipperary manager will attend training next week, and join the Meath backroom team at the request of manager Seamus Mc Enaney.

Kerry have qualified for the Munster Minor Football Semi Final.

The Kingdom saw off Limerick in Tralee last evening on the scorline 3.9 to 5 points.

Kerry lead 1.4 to 0.4 at the short whistle thanks to a Gerald O' Sullivan goal.

Second half goals from Eanna O' Conchuir and Gavin O' Shea saw Kerry through to a Semi Final meeting with Clare.

Tralee Dynamos will not be entering the Under 19 League Of Ireland next season.

The club has informed the FAI of it's decision.

Limerick have yet to reveal their team for this evening's Munster Minor Football Championship play-off against Kerry.

A place in the semi-final is up for grabs, with Clare awaiting the winner.

Throw-in is at 7, and the game's live on Radio Kerry.

Limerick will wait until later today to reveal their starting 15 for tonight's
Munster Minor Football Championship play-off against Kerry.

The sides meet in Tralee at 7 in a game which will be live on Radio Kerry.

Kerry's Eugene Farrelly has been selected on the Irish Angling team for the World Championships.

The Fenit man and his team-mates will compete in the Championships in Holland in November.

Kerry make 2 changes in personnel for tomorrow's Munster Minor Football Championship play-off against Limerick.

Greg Horan and Gerald O'Sullivan are in for Jack Barry and Kevin McCarthy.

CSKA are KDL Division 2A champions.

Two early second half goals set them on the way to a 3-1 win over Balloonagh.

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Kerry have named an unchanged line-up for tomorrow's Ladies Munster Minor Football Championship outing against Tipperary.

The Kerry team is:
Michelle O’Connor
Geraldine Cahillane, Sinead Guiney, Brid O’Connor
Barbara Brown, Eiblish Dillon, Ayesha Roche
Laura Rodgers and Laura Sheeran
Eilish Connor, Anna Galvin, Marie Quirke
Claire O’Sullivan, Megan O’Connell and Leanne Mangan.

Former Kerry footballer Tommy Walsh could make his AFL debut this weekend.

The Sydney Swans player has been named on an expanded bench for their game against North Melbourne on Sunday.

Kingdom Boys are the Kerry Schoolboys Killarney Plaza Under15 Division 1 champions.

A 3 all draw with Park gave them the point necessary to win the Division.

The Kerry Minor Football team have qualifed for the next round of The Munster Championship.

The Kingdom came away from Dungarvan last evening with a 1.14 to 1.3 win over Waterford and will face Limerick next Tuesday night in the second round of the play offs in Tralee.

The Kerry team to take on Waterford in the Munster Minor Football Championship this evening has been revealed.

It's a much changed starting 15 from the side beaten by Tipperary at the wekeend.

The 6 who come into the team for tonight are Gavin Curran, Kieran Murphy
Kevin McCarthy, Jack Savage, Jack Barry and Cillian Fitzgerald.

Out go Stephen Cahillane, Greg Horan, Evan Doyle, Gary O'Sullivan, Sean Moloney and Dara Ó Sé.

The Kerry team to take on Waterford in the Munster Minor Football Championship this evening will not be revealed until closer to throw-in.

Changes have been promised by manager Mickey Ned O'Sullivan for the 7 o'clock play-off in Dungarvan.

The Kerry team for tonight will be revealed on Radio Kerry during our 5.45 bulletin.

The game will be live on Radio Kerry.

Waterford have delayed revealing their team for this evening's Munster Minor Football Championship play-off against Kerry.

Management has already stated there will be changes following Saturday's 20 point defeat to Clare, but some panel members are sick, meaning a side will not be released prior to the game.

Kerry are set to make changes to their starting line-up for tomorrow's Munster Minor Football Championship play-off against Waterford.

The Kingdom are injury free heading into the Dungarvan encounter, which will be live on Radio Kerry.

Waterford will make changes to their team for tomorrow night's Munster Minor Football Championship play-off against Kerry.

They're injury free but in the wake of Saturday's 20 point defeat to Clare, the side will be altered for the visit of the Kingdom.

Kerry and Waterford will meet in Fraher Field Dungarvan @ 7, in a game which will be live on Radio Kerry.

Saturday & Sunday 2 to 6pm daily


The Castleisland Mart Club Football Championship 1/4 Finals

The Allianz Hurling League Semi-Finals

Killarney stages the All-Ireland Senior Scor Finals

Arsenal against Chelsea in the Barclays Premier League

The Scottish Grand National

We preview the Punchestown Festival

Kerry have a much stronger panel going into the Championship, according to team selector Ger O'Keeffe.

The Kingdom bowed out of the Allianz Football League yesterday, going down to Mayo 2-15 to 1-17 in the semi-final.

O'Keeffe says their aim in the season opening competition was to strengthen the squad

Radio Kerry Weekend Sports updates are available by clicking on "RK SPORT ON TWITTER" above.

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Kerry's Ultan Dillane will start for the Ireland Under 19s against England tomorrow afternoon.

The Tralee man lines out in the 1 o'clock encounter at London Irish.

Marc Ó Sé, Paul Galvin, Darran O'Sullivan and Declan O'Sullivan are among those recalled to the Kerry team for Sunday's Allianz Football League semi-final against Mayo.

The quartet return to a side which shows 7 changes from last weekend's outing against the same opposition.

Brendan Kealy, Aidan O'Mahony and Anthony Maher are also restored to the line-up.

Seamus Scanlon is out of Kerry's Allianz League Division 1 Semi Final clash with Mayo at Croke Park on Sunday.

The Currow Midfielder is still suffering with an ankle injury and will be Kerry's only absentee as the sides meet again just a week after drawing 1.12 each in the Final round of the League last weekend in Tralee.

The Kerry team will be announced on Radio Kerry after the 9pm news tonight.

The Kerry Minor team for clash with Tipp will also be announced after 9pm news tonight.

Saturday & Sunday - April 14, 15
2 to 6pm daily

** Kerry's Allianz Football League semi-final

** The Kingdom's Munster Minor Football Championship opener

** The minor ladies take on Cork

** Round 2 of the Credit Union County Senior Football League

** The opening round of the County Hurling League

** Killarney Celtic's Naitonal Cup semi-final

** The FA Cup semi-finals

** The Aintree Grand National

and we have interviews with John Hayes, Dinny Allen, Eoin Hand, Tomas Mulcahy and John Leahy

The event has been won by final stage victor Denis Backer.

Paul Griffin was top Kerry rider in 8th while Kerry's Matt Slattery won the A2 category.

The Kerry team to play Cork in the Cadburys Munster U21 Championship Final on Wednesday is: 1. Paul O'Sullivan (Churchill) 2. Matthew Galvin, (Ballymacelligott) 3. Mark Griffin,(St Michael's Foilmore) 4. Fearghal McNamara, (Austin Stacks)
5. Pa Kilkenny (Glenbeigh / Glencar) 6. Jack Sherwood (Firies) 7. Paul Murphy (Rathmore) 8. Darragh O'Sullivan (Dingle) 9. James Walsh (Knocknagoshel) 10.Shane O'Carroll (Austin Stacks) 11.Chris Brady (Capt) Dr Crokes 12. Stephen O'Brien (Kenmare) 13.Ian Galvin (Derrynane) 14.Conor Cox (Listowel Emmet's) 15.Kieran Hurley (St Pat's Blennerville)

The Kerry versus Mayo Allianz Football League semi-final is to take place in Croke Park on Sunday.

Throw-in will be at 2 o’clock, with Cork against Down to follow at 4.

Radio Kerry Weekend Sports updates are available by clicking on "RK SPORT ON TWITTER" above.

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Tune in to Radio Kery at 7 for a wrap on stage one of Ras Mumhan

Munster givefirst Heineken Cup starts to hooker Mike Sherry and wing-forward Tommy O'Donnell for Sunday's 1/4 Final against Ulster.

The team shows seven changes from the Leinster loss last weekend, with Paul O'Connell, Donnacha Ryan and Conor Murray all included.

Denis Hurley joins Murray in the backs, with Johne Murphy and Tomas O’Leary dropped to the bench.

Up front, Ryan and O’Connell return from injury.

In the back row, Peter O’Mahony switches from seven to six and O’Donnell is preferred to David Wallace.

Savanah McCarthy's debut as Republic Of Ireland captain has turned out to be a winning one.

The Irish Girls Schools have beaten the FAI selection in the Bob Doherty International Cup.

Listowel Celtic player McCarthy's team won 4-2 on penalties after the match ended 1 all.

Colm Cooper is set to make his first Kerry appearance of the season when the Kingdom play Mayo in the Allianz Football League on Sunday.

Cooper has not yet featured for the County this campaign.

Mayo will be Kerry's opponents in the semi-final of the Bord Gais Energy Ladies National Football League.

The Kingdom, beaten by Clare in Division 2 yesterday, are to face the Connacht side on Sunday April 29th.

Radio Kerry Weekend Sports updates are available by clicking on "RK SPORT ON TWITTER" above.

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The Kerry team to face Down on Sunday in the Allianz Hurling League will be revealed tonight.

Tune in to Radio Kerry after the 9pm news.

Kerry's Danny Barnes has been named as a sub for Munster for tomorrow's Rabo Direct Pro 12 clash with Leinster at Thomond Park.

Munster duo Paul O'Connell and Conor Murray have been cleared to train next week, ahead of their Heineken Cup 1/4 Final.

Cork Under 21 football captain Rory O'Sullivan is out of the Munster Final against Kerry.

O'Sullivan damaged his cruciate ligament in Wednesday's last 4 victory over Clare.

Kerry and Cork clash in the decider on Wednesday April 11th.

The entry list for Sunday’s Carlton Hotel Circuit of Kerry now stands at 133.

There are 2 Kerry entries among the 10 added to the line-up: Pat Barry, with Stephen O'Connell the navigator and Darran Young, to be navigated by Sean Walsh.

There's a new quartet of injuries for the Kerry ladies senior football team management to contend with.

Julie Brosnan, Elaine O'Connor, Aoife Lyons and Louise Ni Mhuircheartaigh are all on the injury list ahead of Sunday's National League outing against Clare.

Abbeydorney have beaten Ballyduff in Division 2 of the Lee Strand County Under 14 Hurling League, 5-10 to 5-8.

Liam, Mikey and Padraig Boyle will be back in training with the Kerry senior hurling panel this week.

The trio were released from the Kingdom set-up a fortnight ago.

Kerry hurling manager John Meyler last week stated that the door was not closed on any player being part of his panel, adding that he needed all the best players to be involved and that commitment was key.

The Boyles will make their comeback in a session on Wednesday evening.

Waterford have revealed their starting 15 for Wednesday's Munster Under 21 Football Championship semi-final against Kerry:

1.Eamonn Cahill -Rathgormack

2. Billy Power-Rathgormack
3. Colm Faherty-Clashmore / Kinsalebeg
4. Ray O Ceallaigh-An Gaeltacht

5. Maurice Power-Ballinacourty
6. Darren Foley-Clashmore / Kinsalebeg
7. John Power-Ballinacourty

8. David Connolly-Micheal Mac Craith's
9. Ronan Cahill -Rathgormack

10. Eoin Walsh- Kilmacthomas
11. Martin Scurry- John MItchel's
12. Blake O Connor -Portlaw

13. Paul Power-Portlaw
14. Gavin Nugent-Rathgormack
15. Stephen Kirwan-Rathgormack

The game is live on Radio Kerry.

Saturday & Sunday 2 to 6pm daily
Presenter: Gary O Sullivan
Producer: Joe O Mahony

The opening round of the Castleisland Mart Club Football Championships

Kerry are away to Derry in the Allianz Hurling League

The Kingdom go to Clare in the Ladies NFL

Harry O'Neill reflects on his time in charge of Dr.Crokes

We preview Cycling's Ras Mumhan

The Circuit of Kerry Stages Rally

The Community Games Provincial Finals

Man City against Sunderland in the Barclays Premier League

Munster verus Leinster in the Rabo Direct Pro 12

& we speak to athletics legend Jerry Kiernan