Kingdom primed for a Royal encounter

WITH two wins from two the Kerry hurlers will approach their first home game of the year in a positive frame of mind and with a settled team.

Leahy delighted for the 'future of Kerry hurling'

THE elation was written all over Maurice Leahy's face after he helped mastermind a successful defence of Causeway Comp's AllIreland title.

• Causeway retain their All-Ireland junior hurling title in comprehensive style
• Causeway return in a blaze of glory

From Moyvane to Munster

SEAN Walsh has always seen himself as a footballer first, an administrator second, but a GAA man always. After a long stretch as a footballer of some note – with Moyvane, Shannon Rangers and even a toe in the water with Kerry – Walsh has forged an even longer and more illustrious career as one of the finest and most astute administrators ever to take office in Kerry.

• Vision and action will be at the heart of Walsh's Munster plan

Causeway seniors face tough test in Munster final

ON the back of their memorable All-Ireland Junior title win last weekend, Causeway Comprehensive School are back on the title trail this weekend when they face Hazelwood College from Dromcollogher in the Munster Vocational Schools Senior 'A' hurling final on Saturday.

• Causeway return in a blaze of glory

William Sweeney Memorial U-15 hurling championship continues apace

OUR hurling year got underway as the quarter finals of the William Sweeney Memorial U15 hurling Championship were held last Sunday.

IT Tralee's double dream dashed by Carlow IT in Ryan Cup semi-final

IT CARLOW 2-11 IT TRALEE 1-10: IT Tralee's hopes of an Ulster Bank Higher Education GAA Hurling-football Championship double ended in disappointment at NUIG's Sportsground in Dangan, Galway as the ITT hurlers crashed out at the semi-final stage to eventual winners IT Carlow.

Wins for Ballyheigue, Crotta O'Neills and Ballyduff in North Kerry hurling league

ROUND 1 of the 2010 North Kerry Senior League went ahead on Saturday last with three games played and wins for Ballyduff, Crotta and Ballyheigue.

Unbeaten Kerry top of the table after two toughest ties

WITH the first leg of this year's National League over John Meyler was able to reflect this week on what has to be considered a good start. It was vitally important for the Kingdom not to lose either of their opening two games, if they had it would have made promotion infinitely more difficult, but more importantly it should give the new regime the momentum it needs to build the foundations of a successful season.