TEAMS FROM 14 Irish counties along with sides from Liverpool and Dubai will partake in the annual Páidí Ó Sé football tournament next month.
The West Kerry football festival takes place on the weekend of 17-19 February at various GAA venues across the Dingle peninsula.
The tournament was officially launched in Dublin last night with teams from Kerry, Laois, Kildare, Down, Dublin, Wexford, Meath, Cork, Sligo, Cavan, Louth, Wicklow, Mayo and Galway
The competition was first established in 1989 by Kerry Gaelic football great Ó Sé, who passed away in 2012.
For the first time a team from the Middle East will compete with Dubai Celts in action in the junior men’s cup.
Here’s the full breakdown of the teams involved.
Dermot Earley Senior Men’s Cup
- An Ghaeltacht – Kerry
- Dingle – Kerry
- Stradbally – Laois
- Sarsfields – Kildare
- Downpatrick – Down
- Fingallians – Dublin
- Glynn-Barntown – Wexford
The Boars Head Intermediate Men’s Cup
- Keel – Kerry
- Annascaul – Kerry
- Lispole – Kerry
- Dunderry – Meath
- Knocknagree – Cork
- St John’s – Sligo
Junior Men’s Cup
- Valentia Island – Kerry
- Shannon Gaels – Cavan
- Ballinacurra – Cork
- Dubai Celts – Dubai
Senior Ladies Cup
- Southern Gaels – Kerry
- Ballyboden St. Enda’s – Dublin
- Boardsmill – Meath
- Stabannon Parnells – Louth
- Bray Ladies – Wicklow
Intermediate Ladies Cup
- Corca Dhuibhne – Kerry
- Burrishoole – Mayo
- Gowna Ladies – Cavan
- Naomh Abán – Cork
- Maigh Cuilinn – Galway
Junior
- Dingle – Kerry
- Clounmacon – Kerry
- John Mitchels – Liverpool
- Lucan Sarsfields – Dublin
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