Tralee Parnells News Today

On the weekend of the June 14, Tralee Parnells Hurling Club will make a return to the Kerry County Senior Hurling Championship after a gap of over 100 years.

The Tralee Parnells club provides players involved in the Kerry squad for today’s Joe McDonagh Cup final.

Skeheenarinky are aiming to reach a Munster junior hurling final this afternoon. The South Tipp side make the trip to Mallow to play Clare champions Ogonelloe at 1pm in the Munster junior hurling semi-final. Conor Sweeney and company recorded a 17 point victory over Tralee Parnells in the quarter-final whilst their opponents today beat Waterford’s […]

Pat Falvey has joined the Kerry Senior football backroom team. The Cork native and explorer has been appointed sports performance coach. Meanwhile, the District Board Review Report was adopted. The committee concluded that one Board should be formed by the merging of St Brendan’s District Board and Tralee Town Board. A temporary Competitions Control Committee is to be appointed by Tralee Town Board and St. Brendan’s Board on a trial period of 3 years to facilitate a more streamlined fixture...

); The former Wexford star who surfs in Kerry and still finds joy in club hurling at almost 40 Diarmuid Lyng speaks to The42 following his recent transfer to Tralee Parnells. By Sinead Farrell Saturday 30 Jan 2021, 10:00 AM Jan 30th 2021, 10:00 AM 62,835 Views 9 Comments DIARMUID LYNG IS thinking about a recent video on David McSavage’s Ins...

Former Wexford captain Lyng transfers to Tralee Parnells January 26, 2021 Former Wexford hurling captain Diarmuid Lyng has transferred to Kerry outfit Tralee Parnells. The club announced yesterday via Twitter that Lyng would be joining them having been a resident in the Annascual area for the last couple of years. It’s a major coup for Parnells, having only fielded their first adult team in 2019, seven years after reforming, as they get set to line-out in the Kerry junior championship when cl...

McDonagh Cup final win "would be huge" for Kerry December 11, 2020 Kerrys Colum Harty in action against Offaly. ©INPHO/Oisin Keniry. Kerry vice-captain Colum Harty says a victory in this weekend’s Joe McDonagh Cup final “would be huge” for hurling in the county. Fintan O’Connor’s men take on Antrim this Sunday at Croke Park (throw-in 1.00pm) in what is their first ever final appearance in the competition and Harty is keen for the Kingdom to seize the opportunity. “It would be massi...