Diarmuid Kearney
Sport Journalist at Freelance
Editor and Head of Content at FinalWhistle.ie
27/ Editor and Head of Content @finalwhistleIE, scribble notes for Kerry’s Eye and other platforms, probably found at some sporting venue
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5 days ago |
irishexaminer.com | Diarmuid Kearney
Kerry manager Wayne Quillinan praised his side’s resilience after they kicked four of the final five scores to defeat Mayo in a dramatic contest in Ennis, sealing a place in the All-Ireland Final for the first time since 2020. “They did put us under the cosh, and that’s again credit to Mayo. They are a really good footballing side, and we didn’t expect them to lie down, they haven’t in any game.
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1 week ago |
independent.ie | Diarmuid Kearney
While their 1-0 loss to Galway in Friday’s 7th/8th place play-off – going down to a stoppage-time winner from Galway – was a cruel way to finish the five-day competition in the University of Limerick, it was still a positive experience overall for a talented and determined Kerry squad, who played with pride, discipline, and attacking flair throughout the tournament. “It was a super week for us. When we came up here, I suppose we were looking at maybe the Bowl.
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2 weeks ago |
independent.ie | Diarmuid Kearney
Kerry topped their group but lost the 7th/8th place play-off game to Galway with a stoppage-time goal from the Connacht countyKerry’s Kennedy Cup campaign ended in heartbreak after a dramatic stoppage-time goal saw them fall 1-0 to Galway in the 7th/8th place play-off. It was a cruel finish to what had been a spirited and impressive week from the Kerry squad, who showed determination, flair, and teamwork throughout the tournament to earn a well-deserved eighth place overall. Kennedy Cup Group 2
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2 weeks ago |
independent.ie | Diarmuid Kearney
Kerry started with a 2-0 win against North Tipperary, followed by a 3-0 victory over South Tipperary, and a 3-1 win against South Belfast to progress to the knock-out stage of the Kennedy CupKerry have won all three of their Group 2 games in the Kennedy Cup group stage to qualify for the knock-out phase of the Cup competition itself.
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2 weeks ago |
independent.ie | Diarmuid Kearney
In a tournament that tested their resolve, showcased their flair, their growth as a squad, the girls from the Kingdom walked away from the University of Limerick with pride and plenty of promise for the future. While the week had some stand-out performances, Kerry saved their best for last. In Friday’s 10th/11th place play-off, they delivered a performance of attacking intent and defensive steel to see off South Tipperary. The opening minutes were anything but relaxed.
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