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KERRY are taking on Meath this Sunday in their second home game of the Allianz National Football League Division 1 campaign, but it’s worth remembering that it’s an earlier throw-in time than usual.
Because Ireland are playing England in the rugby at 3pm, the game will have a 1pm throw-in time so you won’t miss a kick of the Six Nations clash…if you stay in Killarney to watch it!
Kerry will be looking for their second win of the campaign after a win (Galway), a draw (Dublin) and a loss (Tyrone) leaves them on three points with Monaghan and Mayo, trailing Dublin, Tyrone and Galway on four points.
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The game on Sunday is preceded by the Kerry v Tyrone Ladies game which throws in at 11am. Tickets are now on sale from SuperValu and Centra stores and from the Kerry GAA Store, Killarney. Tickets are €15 before Sunday and €20 on Sunday. U16s have free admission.
The match programme will be on sale for the price of €3 with the proceeds going to the Fitzgerald Stadium committee for the upkeep and development of the Stadium. The gates are open at 10am. Patrons are asked to park responsibly and to obey the instructions of the Gardaí and stewards.
