David W. Kissane

2 months ago | independent.ie | David W. Kissane

Martin served as 21 years as chairman of Kerry Athletics while his wife Helen has just finished a 14-year term as child officer and later minutes secretary on the same boardTwenty-one years is a mighty long time…So says the song but that’s the span of service completed by Martin Fitzgerald this week as chair of Kerry Athletics. To add to that, his wife Helen completed a 14-year term as child officer and later minutes secretary on the same board.

2 months ago | independent.ie | David W. Kissane

The Killarney Valley AC flyer was due to enhance her portfolio further last Saturday in Jablonek in the Czech Republic but Storm Eowyn put paid to her flight. The results from Jablonek suggest that Leahy would have made it to the elite podium for the second time last week, and she will have that to inspire her as she will get back in action in the Indoor Tour in Ghent in Belgium on this Saturday.

Dec 5, 2024 | independent.ie | David W. Kissane

This is the feeling I got when I opened and was drawn through the 245 pages of the rare and enlightening publication, Athletic Scribblings, A Century of Athletics in the Farranfore Maine Valley area and beyond, by Jim O’Shea and Jerome Crowley. The tone of the book is set on the front cover. Club colours with the catchy title Athletic Scribblings and an excellent graphic design demand that you open the book and immerse yourself in the world within.

Jan 4, 2024 | independent.ie | David W. Kissane

How one Kerry athlete has fought back after suffering a devastating strokeCastleisland native Pat Murphy has battled back from a stroke suffered last March with typical equanimity and determinationPat Murphy's life was turned upside down last year but the from Castleisland A.C man has fought back the only way he knows how Photo by Matt Browne / SportsfileOn Monday, March 27, 2023, Pat Murphy competed in the World Masters Indoor Championships in the beautiful town of Torun in Poland.

Aug 15, 2023 | tcblog.protiviti.com | David W. Kissane |James Fox

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