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Kerry county final won't be played until November due to Kingdom All-Ireland senior exploits

The Kerry county board have released details of their fixtures programme.

Colm Cooper scores the first goal of the game despite the attentions of Kieran Donaghy 20/10/2013 Colm Cooper and Kieran Donaghy in opposition in the 2013 Kerry county final. They'll meet again in club action this year. Donall Farmer / INPHO Donall Farmer / INPHO / INPHO

KERRY’S EXPLOITS IN reaching another All-Ireland senior football final have resulted in club action in the county being deferred with the 2015 county senior final pencilled in for Sunday 1 November.

Éamonn Fitzmaurice’s Kerry team booked their place in the September decider with victory over Tyrone in last Sunday’s semi-final.

Their progress this summer has held up club matters in Kerry particularly due to a replay being needed in July in the Munster final.

The Kerry county board have released details of their senior football fixture programme with the third round – that includes the glamour tie between 2013 champions Dr Crokes and 2014 champions Austin Stacks – pencilled in for the first weekend in October.

The quarter-finals will take place on October 10-11, semi-finals on October 17-18 with the final scheduled for 1 November.

The Kerry club champions this year are in action in Munster at the semi-final stage on 15 November against the Waterford or Cork champions.

Conor Jordan and John Paul Murphy Austin Stacks Conor Jordan and Ballincollig's John Miskella in opposition in last year's Munster senior club football semi-final. Ryan Byrne / INPHO Ryan Byrne / INPHO / INPHO

Here’s the full fixture details:

September 26th/27th
Second Round Replay
Milltown Castlemaine v Kerins O’Rahilly’s

October 3rd-4th
Third Round
Milltown Castlemaine/Kerins Rahilly’s v East Kerry
Shannon Rangers v Rathmore
Kenmare v Laune Rangers
Legion v Feale Rangers
Dr Crokes v Austin Stacks
Kilcummin v St Kieran’s
Dingle v South Kerry

October 10th-11th
Quarter-Finals

October 17th-18th
Semi-Finals

November 1st
Final

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