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St Kieran's junior B football team, PICTURE: Brendan Gleeson
LIMERICK Junior ‘B’ football champions St Kieran's are sixty minutes away from an appearance in this year's Munster club final.St Kieran's take on Cork champions Goleen in the Munster semi-final this Sunday at 2pm in Ballyagran.
Knockaderry GAA club are the hosts of this year's Munster Junior ‘B’ Club Football Championship.St Kieran's edged past Roanmore in their recent Munster quarter-final clash.
Kerry champions Beale cruised past Tipperary champions Burgess in last weekend's Munster semi-final.The winners of this weekend's clash featuring St Kieran's will now face Beale in the Munster final on Sunday, March 2 in Ballyagran.
St Kieran's eased past Mungret St Paul's in the Limerick Junior ‘B’ club football final in November.The West Limerick club won out a final scoreline of 1-18 to 0-6.
St Kieran's have the vastly experienced Johnny McCarthy within their ranks.McCarthy has played a key role in anchoring the defence for St Kieran's. Johnny McCarthy lined out for the Limerick senior footballers from 2004 until 2017.
Luke Corrigan, Anthony Molyneaux and Jack Ben Harnett were among those to impress in their side's county final victory in November scoring 0-12 between them. St Kieran's have won the the league, West Divisional Championship and the Junior B Football County Championship.
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