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Back on the road again

AS season openers go you couldn't get much more low key that this.

Hurlers set for Crystal bow

KERRY will play IT Tralee in the Waterford Crystal Cup Senior Hurling Preliminary Round on Sunday, January 29 at 2pm in Fitzgerald Stadium Killarney. Kerry Hurling Supporters will welcome the opportunity to see our inter-county team in action at home for the first time since our hurlers won the Christy Ring Cup and U-21 All Ireland B in 2012.

Praise for O'shea and Griffin at AGM

By John Egan

THE Annual General Meeting of the South Kerry Hurling Board was held at the Killarney Heights hotel. In the chairman's address Tadgh O'donoghue said it was a good year for the board. He congratulated Kenmare on winning the South Kerry senior championship and league they also won the junior league with Austin Stacks winning the Novice Championship.

Big changes in hurling squad

By Damian Stack

AFTER a hugely successful 2011 season the Kerry hurlers get back to competitive action on Sunday afternoon in the somewhat unfamiliar surrounds of Fitzgerald Stadium.

Four Ring All Stars for Kingdom

KERRY have picked up four Christy Ring Cup All Star awards following their first victory in the competition.

Kerry have signed world's fastest hurler

By Paul Brennan

KILKENNY All Ireland champion hurler, Willie O'dwyer has been in the news lately, with talk of him moving to the Kerry Senior hurling panel.

Pre-season strength and conditioning workshop for club coaches

A PRE-SEASON strength and conditioning workshop will take place on Friday, January 27 at 7pm in Killarney Community College.

120k windfall in Munster grants for clubs

SEAN Walsh, Munster Council chairman, will present the Munster GAA Developments Grants for 2011 to Kerry clubs in the Marian Hall in Moyvane on Tuesday, January 24 at 8pm. Mr Walsh will present € 120,238 in total in grants to 16 clubs and two schools.

New GAA season ticket offers great value to Kerry GAA supporters

KERRY County Committee have come together with Croke Park to develop a county and club season ticket that will be of great interest to our loyal supporters.

Ballyduff's Gary O'brien laments a missed opportunity Credit: PICTURE: JOHN REIDY

Ballyduff's odyssey captured imagination

By Damian Stack

YOU wouldn't expect there to be a whole lot of love for the most successful club in the county. Success, particularly success on the scale of Ballyduff's in hurling, breeds envy, but something strange happened this winter. All of a sudden Ballyduff became everybody's favourite second club.

Inside Hurling

Five-year rule sees Pigott retire as East Kerry secretary

In Pictures

Historic postcards Over 6,000 photographs, political prints and portraits from days gone by form part of a project launched at the Linen Hall Library in Belfast. To view collection and buy the images, visit www.belfasttelegraph.co.uk/postcards.