U8 Boys
Massive turnout for the first U8 Boys GoGames in our main pitch against Dr. Crokes.
We had 30 boys there which was fantastic.
Everyone had great fun and all the hard work by the lads in training every week is really showing.
Senior Ladies
Senior Ladies Credit Union Donal Curtin County League Division 2 Round 4.
Ballymacelligott 1-14
Laune Rangers 2-09
The old adage is that goals win games, and our game versus Laune Rangers definitely confirmed that.
With a really tight game on the line,25 minutes gone in the second half, two points down, our ladies were bravely fighting to reclaim the game after suffering two goals against the run of play in the first half,resulting in a three point lead becoming a three point deficit.
Now it was down two points, a short kick out was worked to Anna Collins, from here a fantastic flowing move ended with Tina Donnelly O’Connor finishing the ball to the net. We now led by one point with 5 minutes and injury time to go.
Laune Rangers came back at us,but we outscored them by 2 points to 1 to close out a tension filled game. In a game where we never really got our game going like we can, the heart and courage by our entire panel to deliver against a very well drilled Laune Rangers.
U14 Boys
Co. League U14 Boys – Division 7, Round 5
Tuesday, 28th April
Ballymac 5-22
St Michael’s Foilmore/Skellig Rangers 5-03
Ballymac delivered a strong all-round performance on a beautiful day, with sunshine and perfect conditions for football.
Skellig Rangers made the brighter start, capitalising on a slow opening from Ballymac to notch a few early scores. However, as the first half progressed, Ballymac began to assert control in midfield, improving their supply into the forwards. By the 15-minute mark, Ballymac had edged ahead, 2-05 to 1-02.
From there, Ballymac grew in confidence and began to dominate across the pitch, showing excellent support play and teamwork. They carried this momentum into halftime, leading 3-11 to 2-03.
The second half followed a similar pattern, with Ballymac starting strongly and looking sharper and more composed throughout. Their dominance continued to the final whistle, resulting in an impressive 5-22 to 5-03 victory.
Club Lotto
We had our exciting lotto draw online this evening, and here are the numbers: 14, 15, 17, and 33!
Unfortunately, we didn’t have a jackpot winner for the €15,000 or the €500 prize this time.
But here’s some great news!
To celebrate Bealtaine and the long weekend, we’re thrilled to announce that Valerie Kerins is our lucky winner of the €500! Congratulations Valerie!
Valerie has been a wonderful supporter of our lotto for many years, and we cannot thank her enough for her loyalty!
As you know, our lotto plays a crucial role in developing our club facilities and training pitch. We’re inviting every household to join in and support our weekly lotto. For just €5, you can purchase 3 lineseach week for a chance to win that exciting €15,000 jackpot!
Here’s how you can help:
Consider selecting ‘Auto-Renew’ so we can keep the fun going in as many homes as possible.
You can now purchase your tickets in advance, making it super easy for families who want to pool resources for a shared ticket!
You will find full details and the link to buy your tickets at the end of this newsletter.
Your support is essential in helping us fast-track our club development, especially for our training pitch, benefiting all our players.
Mark your calendars! The next jackpot is €15,000, and the draw will take place online next Friday, 8th May 2026.
Thank you so much for your continued support!
County teams
Congratulations to Máirtín McKivergan and Jack Joy, both part of the Kerry U20 football panel who were crowned Delata Hotel Group U20 Munster Champions by beating Cork by 3-14 to 0-20 in Stack Park on Thursday last. Well done too to Vinny Horan and Adam O Keefe who are part of the backroom team.
Congratulations are also in order for Jack Collins and Darragh McMahon on making the Kerry Minor football panel. We wish them and all Kerry teams the best of luck for the coming year.
