EAST KERRY SUPERLEAGUE FINAL
Our Senior Men captured the Division One  East Kerry Superleague title in an evenly contested game played in Glenflesk on Sunday afternoon.  Will Shine opened the scoring with a point before Glenflesk hit back with  two unanswered points. Cian Gammell replied to further scores from the home side as a period of dominance yielded  minors  from Peter McCarthy, Ryan O Grady and Shaun Keane.  That saw the sides draw level ,a trend that was continued in a tit for tat first half , leaving the teams side by side at half time, 0-7 each. Glenflesk assumed ascendancy  early in the second half , before Shaun Keane set up Ryan O Grady for the only goal of the game. Both sides exchanged points to leave the sides at parity as the hour drew to a close. In the 2nd minute of injury time Cian Gammell was fouled off the ball and Will Shine converted the free to leave the full time score at 1-10 to 0-12.
Team..Brian Kelly, Podge O Connor Danny  Sheahan, Peter O Sullivan, Rob Leen, Jonathan  Lyne, Darragh O Doherty, Darragh Lyne, Cian Gammell,  Finbarr Murphy, William Shine, Eoghan O Sullivan, Ryan O Grady, Shaun Keane, Peter McCarthy.
Subs..Micheal Devlin for Rob Leen(inj), Billy Mc Guire for Peter McCarthy, Conor Keane for Finbarr Murphy, David O' Sullivan for Ryan Grady 
The James Fleming Cup was presented by members of the Fleming Family, Mike Pigott East Kerry Board and Geraldine Doran (Frank Doran Safeguard Security who sponsored the competition.)






U17 BOYSLast Friday evening , Direen played host to a very sporting manner  as our U17 development group served up a great performance to better a very good Kenmare side who were having their first league game of the year. The defence and midfield were outstanding in their rearguard action but turnovers at the other end were keeping the game tight in a first half which finished 0-7 a piece. With the advantage of the breeze in the second half a small cushion was established,  aided but the first goal of the game. Kenmare have some fine footballers and turned up the pressure eventually netting themselves to bring the sides neck and neck again. A few tactical adjustments  in the final quarter yielded 2 goals  which saw them home. To be fair to this group of players, they have trained hard in the worst of the weather and there is clear evidence of improvement in football and fitness across the board. 
Kenmare too have been itching for a game and showed their quality. Thanks to the referee who contributed to a great game and to supporters from both sides for encouragement. Final.score Killarney Legion 3-12 Kenmare 1-11.
Our Division 1 team will have their next game this Wednesday, March 13th,  followed by two games over the St Patricks weekend so plenty of minor action for the lads awaits.




KERI ANN HANRAHAN 
Congratulations to Kerri Ann Hanrahan who lined out today in midfield for the victorious UCC Lynch cup winning side.




SATURDAY MORNING ACADEMY
The Killarney Legion GAA Club Academy runs almost every Saturday morning from through to the end of October. It is open to all children, both boys and girls, aged from 3 to 10 years old who can learn the fundamental skills of Gaelic football in a safe, healthy and fun environment. 







DEEPEST SYMPATHIES 
The Club extends its sympathies to the family of Rena Kennelly who has passed away. Rena designed the cover of a Legion of Memories, our book on the history of the Club, which came out on our 50th Anniversary and won a prestigious McNamee Award.
Also to our Senior team manager Gary McGrath and family on the death of his father ,former and renowned member of the Gardai in Killarney and pillar of Beaufort GAA Club,  Jack McGrath.



LOTTO
Results Monday March 4th
Numbers were 1,6,13,15 Bonus No 7
No Jackpot Winner

Match 3s / Lucky Dips

1. Keanes Jewellers 

2. Corey Dobbelaere
3. Kevin Brennan
4. Esther Brosnan
5. Kay Carroll