St. Mary's Cahirciveen progressed to the Munster intermediate championship final with a facile win against Corofin on Clare on Saturday.
Leading 2-13 to 0-0 at the half, the Maurice Fitzgerald-managed side went onto score 4-21, only conceding a point in the last minute of the game.
Fulltime in Caherciveen in the Munster intermediate semi final. St Marys 4-21 Corofin 0-1.
— Radio Kerry Sport (@radiokerrysport) November 14, 2015
According to Kerry journalist Murt Murphy, the Corofin point came thanks to a free, which, possibly, was a bit soft.
Munster Intermediate Football Champ - FT - St Mary's 4-21 - Corofin 0-1 Corofin got their point from last minute free ( ref is a good man)
— Mortimer Murphy (@MortimerMurphy1) November 14, 2015
St. Mary's players have been caught up in a major fixture pileup in the Kingdom.
South Kerry - the divisional side whom Mary's players play for in the senior county championship - made it all the way to the final of that competition. Last weekend's final finished in a draw, meaning there's a replay set for next weekend.
St. Mary's players - such as Bryan Sheehan - have also been competing for their club side during this time.
Here's a look at their fixture list this year.
Serious commitment from the players involved with both @StMarysGAAclub & @SouthKerryBoard this year. pic.twitter.com/lI7l9hqtQ8
— Stephen McCarthy (@sportsfilesteve) November 11, 2015
Picture credit: Stephen McCarthy / SPORTSFILE
