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06 Sept 2025
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06 Sept 2025
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Dan, Shaun and James Kerr following Gaeil Fhanáda's victory over Kilcar
Three Kerr brothers lined out for Gaeil Fhanáda in the Comórtas Peile na Gaeltachta against Cill Chartha on Saturday, with all three managing to get on the scoresheet.
Gaeil Fhanáda enjoyed a 4-12 to 4-6 victory at Páirc Thamhnaigh, with Shaun Kerr lining up at righty corner-back and scoring a point, James top-scoring from his right half-forward position with 2-6 while Dan at left corner-forward managed a goal in the eight-point win. Liam McGettigan scored the other goal for the home side. Conor O Donnell, Conor Jones, Pauric Love and James Carr all grabbed goals for Kilcar.
In an open and entertaining contest, it was the hosts who went in at the break with a lead of 1-5 to 1-3, although Kilcar fought back in the second half to lead for a spell, it was Gaeil Fhanáda who finished the strongest.
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