PETER KEANE’S KERRY had four points to spare during their victory over Monaghan this afternoon, maintaining their 100% league record in Killarney.
Despite the difficult conditions that plagued games around the country, the Kingdom showed enough attacking style and flair to see off their Ulster rivals.
Perhaps the best example of this came from Sean O’Shea, whose performances since the start of the year has been turning heads.
O’Shea notched a beautiful eye-catching score against Tyrone during Keane’s first game in charge and today proved the point was no fluke.
Here’s that delightful score from an even better angle.
O’Shea finished out today’s match with a tally of 0-8, contributing six from frees and one from play, as well as his sideline effort.
Today’s victory constituted their fifth in succession in the league, with a place in the league final now almost a certainty.
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Egg chasing is so fecking boring. Who likes this rubbish bar a few wasps ??
Ah Ed, surely you can do better than that. That line has been used over and over again by many different trolls. Be a bit original please.
So why bother watching ir commenting?
His Ashton style diving could have cost his team the game. He could easily have made some yards towards the posts for both his tries and given his kicker a much better chance of nailing the conversion. Awesome step and acceleration for that second try though.
Thought the exact same thing. Talented but classless.
It’s just silly. You get your biggest lad to come crash into us then we do the same with our biggest lad. Backward and archaic with little or no skill involved. Guess that’s why it’s mainly a colonial game with little worldwide appeal
Most games are silly and most world wide games are English imported to keep stupid natives distracted while they raped and pillaged their lands. Distracted by playing, watching or commenting on the stupid games. Damn those tricky Brits
Ed what’s ur sport of choice?
Not many comments on your article. Wonder why?
Not many comments on any of the articles on TheScore.ie. Ever since they split the sections into different apps, people don’t seem to bother switching between them.
Coz the Rugby crowd is out on the town