What a weekend it has been for Kerry Hurling. Saturday saw Kerry take down Tipperary in the first round of the Co-Op Superstores Munster Hurling Cup Quarter-Final and Sunday saw Kilmoyley defeat Courcey Rovers in an extra time battle. Former Kerry and Kilmoyley hurler James McCarthy was on the line to chat about these historic victories.
Mike O Halloran who commentated on Kilmoyley’s win gave his thoughts about the immense support along with the atmosphere Kilmoyley received at their game.
With this being such a pivotal weekend for Kerry hurling, how will this inspire the next generation? Paudie Dineen, Hurling Officer with Kerry GAA was on the phone to give his thoughts about what these wins can do for Kerry GAA.
Moving away from Hurling, up and coming young professional golfer John Murphy from Cork speaks about his journey through the sport and his wins at courses in Killarney and Ballybunion.
Is there anyway that GAA players can run faster? Strength and Conditioning Coach with Synapse Performance David Hogan talks about his findings on the ways that GAA players can improve their speed.
With the GAA seeing constant advancements is it time to bin the conventional tactics board in the dressing room? The iGAACoach is a newly available tactics board and Evan Talty the owner of iGAACoach and Clare Ladies Football Manager speaks about the benefits of this new technology.
Looking back at Kerry’s win over Tipperary, Dr Crokes Chairman Matt O Neill talks about having 2 of his players make their debut on that Kerry team and what this has meant for the club.
Looking at the weekend’s soccer, it was a momentous weekend for one Killarney man who led the Morecambe team in a landmark game against Tottenham Hotspur in White Hart Lane. Chairperson of Killarney Athletic Geraldine Nagle speaks of this magical event.
