AIBHISTÍN DE STAIC CIARRAÍ LÁR. AN GHAELTACHT v DR. CRÓCAIGH.

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1 The GARVEY S SuperValu Senior County Football Championship FINAL 2014 Cluiche Ceannais Peile - Ath Imirt Dé Domhnaigh, 2ú Samhain 2014 Stáid an Ghearaltaigh, Cill Áirne AIBHISTÍN DE STAIC v CIARRAÍ LÁR Tosnú 2.45 i.n. ACORN LIFE Under 21 Club Football Championship FINAL 2014 AN GHAELTACHT v DR. CRÓCAIGH Tosnú 1.00 i.n. Photo: Kerry s Eye 2

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3 Fáiltiú an Chathaoirligh Fearaim fáilte romhaibh go dtí Stáid An Ghearaltaigh inniu don athimirt. Ba mhaith liom fáilte speisialta a chur arís roimh na fóirne ó Aibhistín De Staic agus Ciarraí Lár agus i gcluiche Ceannais Craobh Fé 21 na gclub an Chontae roimh na fóirne ó Cumann Caide Na Gaeltachta agus Dr. Crócaigh. Táimid go léir ag súil go mbeidh athimirt iontach agus sportúil againn inniu. Molaim go-árd an taispeántas a thugh siad dúinn Dé Domhnaigh seo chaite. Comh maith le sin is lá speisialta é dos na fóirne i gcluiche Ceannais Craobh Fé 21 na gclub. Tá súil agam go mbainfidh na fóirne ins an dá chluiche taitneamh as an lá mór agus go mbeidh cluichí ceannais iontacha spórtúla againn. After the exciting conclusion to the drawn game, everybody is hoping today that this Garvey s Super Valu County Senior Football Championship Final Replay will be just as thrilling and exciting a game. For a time in the drawn game it looked as if Austin Stacks would win. However, Donnchadh Walsh s goal for Mid Kerry early in the second half ensured that the result of this game could go down to the very last passage of play. As the final reached its closing moments it would have been unfortunate if either team had lost. The players, most likely, will have spent most of this week recovering and getting refocused. Replays take on a life of their own and what happened last Sunday most likely will have little bearing on what might unfold in today s encounter. The County Championship means a lot to everybody in the county the senior clubs and the group teams, the players, coaches, officers, club members and the local communities. Everybody rallies behind their team. Although last Sunday s draw was an anticlimax as far a result is concerned, the game entertained the crowd to the very end as the players displayed their skill and 3 determination to bring the cup back to their communities. That is what the Garvey s Super Valu Kerry County Senior Football Championship is all about. U21 CLUB FINAL This afternoon s Acorn Life U21 County Club Championship Final is an important sporting occasion for the young players who are representing their clubs. It is also a proud occasion for their families. The Under 21 County Club Championship is a means of giving young and upcoming players the opportunity of playing at the highest possible level. An Ghaeltacht and Dr. Crokes have reached the final on merit and they each have the talent, skills and commitment to win. REFEREES Today is also a very big occasion for our two referees, their linesmen and their umpires. We wish all of them well and hope they will have happy memories of County Football Final day. SPONSORS I take this opportunity to thank our sponsors, Garveys Super Valu for their continued sponsorship, we are very grateful for their genuine interest and generous support of our club players. Thanks to Tomás Garvey and Jim Garvey for their personal interest in all of the games from the First Round of games to today s replay of the County Final. Thanks also to Acorn Life, for their continued sponsorship of the Under 21 Football Championships, and a particular thanks to Pius Horgan for his personal interest and generous support of our Under 21 players. BUÍOCHAS Thanks to all our supporters and patrons who attended our games during the year and to our sponsors for their continued generous financial support. Enjoy the games Padraig Ó Súilleabháín, Cathaoirleach, Coiste Chontae Chiarraí.

4 CLÁR AN LAE Dé Domhnach, 2ú Samhain :00 Tús Under 21 Club Championship Final 1:30 Leath Ama 1:40 Tús an Dara Leath 2:15 Presentation of the Tom Naughton Cup to the winning captain. 2:20 Foireann Aibhistín de Staic amach ar an bpáirc 2:22 Foireann Ciarraí Lár amach ar an bpáirc 2:38 Paráid na Fóirne 2:43 Amhrán na bhfiann (played by Killorglin & District Pipe Band) 2:45 Tús Garvey s SuperValu Senior Football Championship Final - Replay 3:15 Leath Ama 3:20 Killorglin & District Pipe Band entertain 3:30 Tús an Dara Leath 4:00 Deireadh an Cluiche 4:05 Presentation of the Bishop Moynihan Cup to the winning captain by Cathaoirleach Coiste Chontae Chiarraí, Pádraig Ó Suilleabháin 4:10 Presentation of the Garvey s SuperValu Man of the Match (and Skellig Hotel Voucher) TODAY S ENTERTAINMENT WILL BE PROVIDED BY THE KILLORGLIN AND DISTRICT PIPE BAND. SENIOR: Padraig O Sullivan (FIRIES) Today the experienced Firies official will referee his 4th Kerry Senior Final having previously taken charge of the deciders in 2007, 2008 and He took up refereeing in 2005 and quickly progressed up through the ranks. At Munster level he has refereed Minor, U21 and McGrath Cup Finals in the last few years and in 2009 was promoted to the National Panel of Referees in Croke Park. In 2011 Padraig took charge of the Intermediate Club Final in Croke Park and this was following up with the U21 All-Ireland Final in 2012 and Division 3 National League Final in So far 2014 has been a very busy year for the Firies man, in February and March he took charge of two Allianz League Division 1 games in April he was the man in the middle for the Munster U21 Final. May saw him travel to New York to referee Mayo v New York in the Connacht Championship. Other assignments in the 2014 championship included Meath v Carlow in the Leinster Qtr. final and the Qualifier games involving Limerick v London and Tipperary v Derry. Padraig is an accountant by profession and works as Financial Controller for Aspen Grove Solutions, he is married to Celine and they have 3 children Tara, Aaron and Chloe. Linesmen: Eddie Walsh (Stand-by Referee, Rathmore) & James O Sullivan (Firies) Fourth Official: Brendan Brosnan (Glenflesk) Umpires: John O Connor & Greg O Connor (Desmonds), Declan Twomey (Rathmore) & John Mike Fitzgerald (Abbeydorney). UNDER 21: Jerh Lynch (BALLYMACELLIGOTT) Jerh, who played all grades for Ballymacelligott, began refereeing in 2002 and since then has progressed all the way to intercounty level. He has refereed finals of all the Club Championships from Novice up to the Senior Championship Final between South Kerry and Dr Crokes in Outside of the county, Jerh has refereed National Football League, Munster Club Championships and the All Ireland Junior Club semi final in A chef by profession, he is married to Maura and they have two children, Tomás and Níamh. LINESMEN: Pat Sheehy (Clounmacon) and Tom McCarthy (Desmonds) UMPIRES: John O Donoghue, Kevin Reidy Bertie Hickey and Frank O Mahony. HIGHLIGHTS OF TODAY'S REPLAY CAN BE SEEN ON TG4 TOMORROW NIGHT ON THE GAA 2014 PROGRAMME, IN ITS USUAL 8.30 TIMESLOT AND IT WILL ALSO FEATURE THE OMAGH-CROSSMAGLEN ULSTER FOOTBALL CLASH, AS WELL AS THE TIPPERARY HURLING FINAL. 4

5 A message from Tomás Garvey of Garvey s SuperValu Local makes the Difference Fáilte go gach éinne go dtí ath-imirt Craobh Sinsir Chiarraí 2014 Welcome back to all of the supporters, players and mentors of both Austin Stacks and Mid Kerry for the final replay of the 2014 Kerry County Senior Football Championship. Last Sunday was probably the most entertaining final we have had in some time, it was thrilling and exciting with both sides getting chances at the death to win it. Hopefully today s game will be just as close. The atmosphere in Austin Stack Park was fantastic as both sets of supporters got behind their teams and there was unbelievable colour form the supporters from the Rock. Today s game will hopefully live up to last Sunday s match but I wouldn t rule out extra time. From a Garvey s point of view it was great to be able to assist in pre-selling of tickets for both today s and last Sunday s county finals and hopefully it made it easier and more convenient for patrons to be able to call into one of our stores to buy tickets. Here s to an enjoyable final today and if we can get a game as close and exciting as last Sunday then it should be something to look forward to. Bain Taithneamh as an Lá inniu. Best of luck to both teams today and their supporters. Le Meas, Tomás Ó Gairbhí Pictured at the launch of the Garveys Supervalu Senior Football Championship: (l/r): Paul Geaney, Marc Ó Sé, Tomás Garvey (Garveys Supervalu, Sponsors), Eamonn Fitzmaurice, Killian Young and County Committee Chairman, Patrick O Sullivan BUÍOCHAS: Today's Programme was produced by the PR & Marketing of Kerry GAA. Our thanks to all the contributors and special thanks to our Associate Sponsors, Kerry's Eye, for providing photographs. John O'Leary, PRO Coiste Co. Chiarraí, Editor. 5 Photo: Kerry s Eye

6 KERRY COUNTY COMMITTEE COMPETITION SPONSORS Chapter 23 IrIsh League of CredIt unions Sponsors of the County Football & Hurling Leagues ~ sponsors of Minor League & ChaMpionships ~ sponsors of 2014 u21 football & hurling Championships 6

7 ACORN LIFE Under 21 Club Football Championship FINAL 2014 THE ACORN LIFE UNDER 21 CLUB FOOTBALL CHAMPIONSHIP 2014 the tom naughton CUp The late Tom Naughton was a life-long GAA supporter. He travelled all over Ireland to watch his beloved Kerry and Austin Stacks. He attended his first All Ireland in 1938 and his last in Tom carried a vast knowledge of GAA history particularly in relation to former players and teams. Under 21 football was very close to his heart and when he died in 1995 his family donated a fine trophy in his memory. paths to the Final Annas/Lispo/Castle 0-15 Daingean Uí Chúis 2-10 Bally/Asdee/Beale 4-11 Dr. Crokes 5-14 Glenflesk 4-15 Kilcummin 4-11 Killarney Legion 2-12 Templenoe 2-13 John Mitchel's 1-12 An Ghaeltacht 3-16 Ballydonoghue 3-12 Austin Stacks 5-19 St Patricks/Na Gaeil Scr Rathmore W.O. QUarter Finals Daingean Uí Chúis 0-4 Dr. Crokes 0-11 Glenflesk 0-12 Templenoe 2-9 An Ghaeltacht 5-17 Austin Stacks 4-10 Rathmore v BYE semi Final Dr. Crokes 2-11 Rathmore 1-9 An Ghaeltacht 3-14 Templenoe 1-9 Under 21 ClUb Football Championship roll of honour 2007 Dr Crokes 1-9 Fossa/Listry Austin Stacks 1-5 Castlegregory Kerins O Rahillys 1-13 Laune Rangers Dingle 2-9 Firies Killarney Legion 1-10 Dr Crokes Killarney Legion 1-16 Austin Stacks Kerins O Rahillys 0-11 Templenoe 1-7 7

8 ACORN LIFE Under 21 Club Football Championship FINAL 2014 dr. crokes (1) Johnny o leary FIR IONAD: 16. Keith Flynn 17. Michael Sheahen 18. Niall O Riordan 19. Tony Clifford 20. Chris Doncel 21. Jason O Sullivan 22. Darren O Doherty 23. MacDara de Bhillis 24. Killian Regan 25. Shane Lyne 26. Adam O Shea 2.7 Paul Clarke 28. Creagh Courtney 29. Jack Lenihan 30. Michael Casey 31. Gary Murphy 32. Jason O Leary 33. Chris Lawlor (2) (3) (4) Aaron murphy Senan lavery (c) Gavin White (5) (6) (7) Jason lyne mark Egan Cillian Fitzgerald (8) (9) Bryan o Shea laurence Byrnes (10) (11) (12) micheál Burns Gavin o Shea Daniel Healy (13) (14) (15) Tony Brosnan Darragh Stack Jordan Kiely Bainistíocht: Pat O Shea, Seamus O Doherty, Martin Byrnes, Tommy Brosnan Dr. Crokes 1 adh leath 2 adh leath Iomlán Cúil Cúilíní Seachaí 45m Saor Ciceanna 8

9 ACORN LIFE Under 21 Club Football Championship FINAL 2014 AN GHAeLTAcHT (1) Shane Ó Grifín (2) (3) (4) Cian Ó murchú Cathal Ó lúing Cathal Ó Gairbhia (5) (6) (7) Caoimhghín Ó Beaglaoich Pádraig Ó Sé (c) máirtín Ó Gormáin (8) (9) Rob Ó Sé Briain Ó murchú (10) (11) (12) Séamus Ó muircheartaigh Dara Ó Sé Brian Ó Beaglaoich (13) (14) (15) Pádraig Óigí Ó Sé Éanna Ó Conchuir Seán Ó Bambaire Bainistiócht: Tomás Ó Muircheartaigh, Dara Ó Cinnéide, Marc Ó Sé, Cathal Ó Dubhda. FIR IONAD: 16. Conall Mac Gearailt 17. Seán Ó Gairbhí 18. Eoin Ó Muircheartaigh 19. PJ Mac Láimh 20. Tomás Breathnach 21. Pól Breathnach 22. Gearóid Mac Gearailt 23. Fiach Ó Loingsigh 24. Tomás Ó Sé 25. Colm Ó Beaglaoich An Ghaeltacht Cúil Cúilíní Seachaí 45m Saor Ciceanna 1 adh leath 2 adh leath Iomlán 9

10 WHAT THEY SAID Right now, as far as I m concerned, it s just half time in this year s final. Yes, it s now a one hundred and twenty minute final but it s all square at half time and still all to play for I said beforehand that this really was a fifty-fifty final and so it proved. I still think it s a coin toss for the replay Austin Stacks Manager, Stephen Stack We led at one stage in the second half and what annoys me is when you see the two frees there. They should have been banged over the bar. That lacks a bit of conviction, but I ve addressed that inside in the dressing room. We ll have to continue on with what they re good at and they re good at a lot of things and just correct the little small details Mid Kerry Manager, James Sheehan The draw a fair result? Probably, and yet there isn t anything equal about it any more. Stacks, like Tipp in the All Ireland hurling final, showed their strongest hand and have given the opposing manager plenty of food for thought. Mid Kerry have a lifeline, a week to prepare, wrongs to right and a Stacks game plan to dissect. Not a bad place to be at all. Damian Stack, The Kerryman ABOUT THE DRAWN GAME QUOTES FOR the first time in a long time we got a county senior football final that kept everyone in their seats until the very last ball was kicked. What we didn t get was a winner. No harm. Austin Stacks and Mid Kerry gave us a final last Sunday that enthralled, excited and engaged us all - partisans and neutrals - and should ensure that as many again, if not more, will head for Killarney on Sunday hoping for an equally tight and tense contest. Paul Brennan, The Kerryman It can hardly be co-incidental either that Stacks began to play their best football once Donaghy moved to full-forward in a swap with William Kirby. All of a sudden Stacks had a focal point and Mid Kerry had something to worry about. Donaghy s expected battle with Fergal Griffin could begin in earnest. Between the ninth and the 22nd minutes Stacks scored 1-6. In that time they didn t kick a single wide. They scored a hugely impressive 1-8 from just nine opportunities. That s a simply sensational rate of scoring return from a forward unit. Damian Stack, The Kerryman Midfield action from the drawn game 10

11 Shane Carroll (Austin Stacks) in control of this situation in the drawn game. Pre-match there was little to separate the teams and after 60-plus minutes of guts and glory football both sides were still left standing. Standing and scratching their respective heads, perhaps, as to how this one got away. Both teams will feel they should have made off with the Bishop s Cup last Sunday, but the corollary of that is that both teams might count themselves fortunate to be getting another crack at it. Paul Brennan, The Kerryman By now Donaghy was well established at full forward after a few early minutes at midfield and when he rose above Fergal Griffin to claim Carroll s high delivery there was only going to be one outcome. It took two stabs at it but the goal duly rippled. Stacks ahead by five and the Rockies rocking on the terrace. Paul Brennan, The Kerryman As always Donnchadh Walsh was to the fore in everything Mid Kerry initiated and, with Darran O Sullivan in that second half as they clawed back the 1-9 to 1-5 lead, their experience stood out. Daniel Bohan, on the other side, played a massive part for Stacks, experience here again in the terrible conditions was vital and one of his points in the first half would have done justice to Maurice Fitzgerald. Weeshie Fogarty, The Kerryman The ball ballooned high, the wind caught and carried it. Hope not yet lost, Kieran Donaghy rose, determined not to let this chance slip. Not this ball, not this game, not this championship, not this chance to captain the Kingdom. From where we were sitting it looked as if he got fingertips to Shane Carroll s last gasp effort just before it went agonisingly wide. Every last sinew Donaghy stretched. The man they call Star left it all on the line. With sixty-three minutes on the clock referee Eddie Walsh was ready to blow it up as soon as the ball went dead. The shrill blast brought to a conclusion a pulsating contest. There was no euphoria. No pitch invasion. No trip up the steps of the stand to collect the cup. It was, in every sense of the word, an anti-climax and none more so than for Stacks and Donaghy. Damian Stack, The Kerryman 11 Both teams gathered in a huddle in the minutes after Walsh brought matters to a close. Both managers and both sets of players keen to get the mood and the tone right for the replay and to do so as soon as possible. Stacks stood there, shoulder to shoulder, arms linked, listening to Stephen Stack as he, no doubt, accentuated the positives. It s all to play for. There s another sixty minutes in which to finish the job. The Rockies were still in their huddle as Mid Kerry made their way down the tunnel and into the sanctuary of the dressing room. Maybe we re reading too much into that, but it seemed to us an indication that James Sheehan had less need to ram home what needed to be rammed home. Damian Stack, The Kerryman This was one of the best county finals we have seen in recent years, no quarter asked or given, the lead changing hands numerous times, twelve men raised the scoring flags. And this proved the fact, if proof positive was needed, that we were witnessing all that is pure and honest and great in Kerry championship football. It was in many ways redemption for county championship football as we had seen some pretty poor fare in recent years. Weeshie Fogarty, The Kerryman County colleagues Donnchadh Walsh (Mid Kerry) and Kieran Donaghy (Austin Stacks) in action in the drawn game

12 The GARVEY S SUPERVALU Senior County Football Championship FINAL 2014 REPLAY GARVEY S SUPERVALU PATHS TO Senior Football Championship 2014 THE FINAL austin stacks ROUND 1: Austin Stacks 0-14 Feale Rangers 0-9 ROUND 3: Austin Stacks 0-17 Rathmore 2-5 QTR. FINAL: Austin Stacks 0-14 West Kerry 0-7 SEMI FINAL: Austin Stacks 2-13 Dingle 1-9 FINAL (DRAW): Austin Stacks 1-13 Mid Kerry 2-10 average scored 1-13; average Conceded 1-8; average Winning margin 5 points. scorers: Shane Carroll 0-31, Kieran Donaghy 2-3, David Mannix 0-8, Shane O Callaghan 1-5, Wayne Guthrie 0-6, Michael Collins 0-5, Pa McCarthy 0-4, Greg Horan, Fiachna Mangan, Daniel Bohan 0-2 each, Barry Shanahan, Darragh O Brien, Darragh Long 0-1 each. mid Kerry ROUND 1: Mid Kerry 2-14 St Kieran s 2-10 ROUND 3: Mid Kerry 2-12 Feale Rangers 2-5 QTR. FINAL: Mid Kerry 2-14 Laune Rangers 1-9 Semi-Final: Mid Kerry 1-12 Shannon Rangers 0-7 Final (Draw): Mid Kerry 2-10 Austin Stacks 1-13 average scored 2-12; average Conceded 1-9; average Winning margin 6 points. scorers: Gavan O Grady 4-25, Darran O Sullivan 3-5, Donnchadh Walsh 1-10, Gary Sayers 1-8, Bernard Murphy, Liam Carey Sean O Sullivan 0-3 each, Fergal Griffin 0-2, Fergal Hallissey, Colin McGillycuddy, James Long 0-1 each. garveys supervalu senior Football Championship 2014 top scorers Gavan O Grady (Mid Kerry) 4-25 Paul Kennelly (Shannon Rangers) Shane Carroll (Austin Stacks) 0-31 Jamie O Sullivan (Kilcummin) Conor Keane (Legion) 2-21 Paul Geaney (Dingle)

13 FINAL PREVIEW STACKS & MID KERRY RENEW RIVALRY REPLAYS in County Finals have become more common place in recent years and this is the 5th Kerry Senior County Football Final replay of the past 20 years. Austin Stacks defeated Dr Crokes back in 1994, East Kerry were victors over Laune Rangers after a replay in 1997, An Ghaeltacht needed a second game to defeat Laune Rangers in 2003 while Mid Kerry did likewise against Kerins O Rahilly s in Both Mid Kerry and Austin Stacks know what it s like to win a replay but this is I suppose even more relevant to the Mid Kerry panel that have a number of players who were involved in that now infamous win over Jack O Connor s Strand Road side in The replay that day proved to be a low scoring game and that could very well be the case again in Both sets of managements will spend the week pondering what moves to make to increase their chances of victory. The game of football has in some ways become more like a game of chess and while the drawn game was a thrilling open game of football the replay should be a more tactically dominated encounter. It is highly likely that Stephen Stack will endeavour to negate the influence of Gavan O Grady while James Sheehan will try to do likewise with Kieran Donaghy. The 2014 All Star was outstanding in the drawn game handling more ball than any other player on the field. The only problem from a Stacks perspective was that most of his good work took place far too far from the danger zone. The question remains can Austin Stacks, firstly, win enough possession in the middle third and secondly supply quality ball into Donaghy on the edge of the square. Mid Kerry appear to have the edge in attacking options and they are sure to start Liam Carey today. The Kerry Minor had a huge influence in the drawn game. Darran O Sullivan, Gary Sayers, Donnchadh Walsh and O Grady are also there and their inter county like forward unit will take some stopping again on Sunday. Mid Kerry have scored 9 goals so far in the championship while Austin Stacks have only scored 3 and that appears to be the key difference between these sides. Mid Kerry s ability in the forward line could see them through on this occasion. To be fair to Stephen Stack and his backroom team, he has done superbly to guide a young Austin Stacks side to back to back county finals. If we removed the weight of history then the pressure would lessen on what after all is just a fledgling group of footballers. Greg Horan and Conor Jordan are still teenagers, Fearghal MacNamara, Shane Carroll and Shane O Callaghan are just 21 while Darragh O Brien and Ciarán O Connell are only 20. When you add young players like Eamonn McAllen, Jack Morgan and Michael O Donnell to the mix the future for the famed club looks very promising indeed. A County Championship win is all that will satisfy the success starved Austin Stacks supporters on this occasion. And while I am on the subject of supporters, the colour and atmosphere generated by the Rockies, is a joy to behold. The footage of the Austin Stacks supporters marching to Austin Stack Park on Sunday last was quite memorable and great credit is due to their loyal bank of support. Their lack of inhibition needs to be applauded and the GAA certainly needs more of that kind of colourful support. The Stacks support could go home disappointed again this evening however. This is not to say that Mid Kerry do not have weaknesses. James Sheehan will more than likely add Jeremiah Hoare to this starting defence. The Mid Kerry defensive unit rode their luck on occasions in the drawn game and they will need to up their games significantly today. The same could be said of the Mid Kerry midfield who lost the kick out battle in the drawn game. For all that however it is Mid Kerry s ability in attack that has drove them on all season. The Divisional outfit look like they have a little bit more room for improvement and on that basis they are still the favourites going into this replay and it will take an incredible effort on Stacks part to win this final. The longer a Divisional outfit goes on in a championship the better they get and the precedent is there that Divisional sides generally win replays. 13 sylvester hennessy Kerry s eye GAA Correspondent

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15 PLAYER PROFILE CONOR JORDAN (AUSTIN STACKS) Date of Birth: 04/04/1995 Club: Austin Stacks Height: 5.11" Weight: 80kg Occupation: Student When and where did you first play Football? Connolly Park U6 Childhood Heroes: Tomás Ó Sé Inter County Experience: Kerry Minors 2013, Kerry U Sporting Achievements to date: Munster Minor Championship 2013, Division 1 Minor Co. League 2013, Frewen and Dunloe Cup with Tralee C.B.S. 2011, U16 Divisional Championship, various town leagues. Any Superstitions before a match? always wear two pairs of socks Favourite Venue: Connolly Park on a dry sunny day Biggest influence on your sporting career to date: My Father Most memorable sporting moment as a player? Munster Minor Final Biggest Sporting Disappointment: Losing to Tyrone after extra time in All Ireland Quarter Final In ten years time I hope to be... Employed and Playing for Kerry If there was a transfer market in GAA who would you buy? Diarmuid Connolly The best invention ever: The Physio What skill do you think is the most important in Football? Kicking off either leg Favourite sport other than Football? Hurling What do you like most about the GAA? The characters you meet and the friendships you make. How would you improve the GAA? Straight knockout in Championship to shorten the season. Hobbies: Socialising with friend s, keeping fit. Favourite Food: The mother's chicken stir fry Drink: Strawberry Yazoo Favourite Music: I d listen to most types of music Favourite Film: The Wolf of Wallstreet Facebook or Twitter? Facebook 15

16 AusTiN stacks (1) Darragh o Brien Darach Ó Briain FIR IONAD: 16 Jonathan Conway S. Mac Conmidhe 17 Daniel Bohan Dónal Ó Buacháin 18 Darragh O Brien Dara Ó Briain 19 Ciaran O Connell Ciarán Ó Conaill 20 John Dennis Seán Mac Donnachaid 21 Denis McElligott Donnacha Mac Úillegóid 22 Darragh Long Dara Ó Lúing 23 Paul Barrett Pól Ó Baróid 24 Michael O Donnell Michéal Ó Domhnaill 25 Seamus Bastible Seamus de Bastábla 26 Eamon McAllen Eamon Mac Áilin 27 Barry Walsh Barra Breathnach 28 Eoin Colgan Eoin Mac Colgan 29 Nicholas Gogarty Nioclás Ó Ghogartaigh 30 Dale Counihan Dale Ó Cuanacháin 31 Alan Duggan Alan Ó Dúgain (2) (3) (4) Fearghal macnamara Barry Shanahan (c) Ronan Shanahan Fearghal MacNamara Barra Ó Seanacháin Ronán Ó Seanacháin (5) (6) (7) Pat mccarthy Conor Jordan Greg Horan Pádraig Mac Carthaigh Conor Mac Siúrtain Geargóid Ó Horáin (8) (9) Wayne Guthrie William Kirby Wayne Ó Laitimh Liam Mac Ciarba (10) (11) (12) Shane o Callaghan Shane Carroll Fiachna mangan Shane Ó Ceallacháin Séan Ó Cearbhaill Fiachna Ó Mongáin (13) (14) (15) David mannix Kieran Donaghy mikey Collins Daithí Ó Mainchín Ciarán Mac Donnchaidh Míchéal Ó Coileáin Bainistiócht: Bainisteoir: Stephen Stack Róghnoirí: Paul Lucey, John Joe Sugrue, Ciarán McCabe. Austin Stacks 1 adh leath 2 adh leath Iomlán Cúil Cúilíní Seachaí 45m Saor Ciceanna 16

17 (1) michael moriarty Micheal Ó Muirceartaigh Beaufort (2) (3) (4) Pa Kilkenny Fergal Griffin (c) Ger Hartnett Pádraig Mac Giolla Chainnigh Feargal Ó Grifín Gearóid Ó Airtneada Glenbeigh/Glencar Glenbeigh/Glencar Beaufort (5) (6) (7) Danny o Sullivan Ronan murphy Aaron Cahillane Donal Ó Suilleabháin Ronán Ó Murchú Aaron Ó Cathaláin Glenbeigh/Glencar Beaufort Keel (8) (9) Colin mcgillicuddy Tomas ladden Bainistíocht: Bainisteoir: James Sheehan Tréanalaí: Gary McGrath Roghnoirí: Kieran Foley, Colm Joy. mid Kerry Cúil Cúilíní Seachaí 45m Saor Ciceanna 1 adh leath 2 adh leath Iomlán Colm Mac Giolla Coda Glenbeigh/Glencar mid kerry Tomás Ó Laideain Keel (10) (11) (12) Gary Sayers Darran o Sullivan liam Carey Gearóid Mac an tsaoir Darran Ó Suilleabháin Liam Ciardhe Keel Glenbeigh/Glencar Beaufort (13) (14) (15) Gavan o Grady Donnchadh Walsh Kieran Courtney Gavan Ó Grádaigh Donnchadh Breathnach Ciarán Ó Curnáin Glenbeigh/Glencar Cromane Glenbeigh/Glencar FIR IONAD: 16. Rory O'Connor Ruairí Ó Conchuir Glenbeigh/Glencar 17. Michael John O Connor Micheal Sean Ó Conchúir Beaufort 18. Jeremiah Hoare Diarmuid De hóra Glenbeigh/Glencar 19. Bernard Murphy Bernard Ó Murchú Glenbeigh/Glencar 20. Fergal Hallissey Feargal Ó haileasa Beaufort 21. James Long Seamus Ó Longáin Keel 22. Stephen O Sullivan Stiofain Ó Suilleabháin Glenbeigh/Glencar 23. Sean O Sullivan Sean Ó Suilleabháin Cromane 24. Micheál Shaughnessy Micheál Ó Seachnasaigh Cromane 25. Martin Burke Mairtín de Búrca Keel 26. Liam Walsh Liam Breathnach Cromane 27. Mikey Houlihan Micheal Ó Huallacháin Cromane 28. Sean Fogarty Seán Ó Fogartaigh Beaufort 29. Danny Healy Donal Ó healaithe Beaufort 30. Eoghan Walsh Eoghan Breathnach Cromane 31. Stephen Cahillane Stiofán Ó Cathaláin Keel 32. Gary Nagle Gary de Nógla Keel 33. Kieran Doyle Ciarán Ó Dúill Glenbeigh/Glencar 17

18 MID KERRY GAA BOARD SINCERE THANKS AND APPRECIATION TO ALL OUR SPONSORS ESPECIALLY OUR MAIN SPONSORS: THE BEAUFORT BAR HENNEBERY S SPORTS TRALEE JACK S COASTGUARD RESTAURANT, CROMANE 18

19 PLAYER PROFILE GARY SAYERS (MID KERRY) Date of Birth: 06/02/1988 Club: Keel Height: 6ft Weight: 13 Stone Occupation: Operations Manager When and where did you first play Football? Fybough National School and Keel GAA Club Childhood Heroes: Maurice Fitzgerald Inter County Experience: Kerry Minor 2006, Kerry U & 2009, Kerry Junior since McGrath Cup Panel 2012 Sporting Achievements to date: 1 Munster U16, 1 Munster Minor, 1 Munster U21, 1 All Ireland U21, 1 Sigerson Cup, 2 Munster Junior, 1 McGrath Cup, 1 County Senior Championship, 2 County Junior Championships, 1 Munster Junior Club Championship, 1 Mid Kerry Senior Championship Any Superstitions before a match? All gear in Kit bag night before game Favourite Venue: Fitzgerald Stadium Biggest influence on your sporting career to date: Parents Most memorable sporting moment as a player? Winning County Senior Championship 2008 Biggest Sporting Disappointment: Losing All Ireland Minor Final 2006 In ten years time I hope to be... Happy & Healthy If there was a transfer market in GAA who would you buy? Paul Flynn of Dublin The best invention ever: iphone What skill do you think is the most important in Football? Kick Pass Favourite sport other than Football? Rugby and Formula 1 What do you like most about the GAA? Long Term Friendships How would you improve the GAA? Definitive Season for Club Players Hobbies: Gym Favourite Food? Steak Drink? Coca Cola Favourite Music: Depends on the mood Favourite Film: Into the Wild Facebook or Twitter? Facebook 19

20 MID KERRY - Garveys Supervalu County Senior Football Finalists 2014 Photo: Kerry s Eye

21 mid Kerry Win replayed Final Mid Kerry and Kerins-O Rahilly s had to meet twice in 2008 to decide the destination of the AIB County Senior Football Championship and the right to take home the Bishop Moynihan Cup. The drawn game was played on Sunday, 16th November at Fitzgerald Stadium. While Mid Kerry were dominant for most parts and O Rahilly s were 7 points down early in the second half (2 6 to 0 5), the Tralee men turned in an extraordinary comeback and showed great grit and determination to draw level and earn a replay in near darkness. Goals from Tommy and Barry John Walsh got them back in the game and set up a pulsating and exciting finish. The replay went ahead on Sunday, 30th November at the earlier time of 2.00pm before 8,000 supporters at the same venue and it resulted in a dramatic 1 7 to 0 9 win for Mid Kerry. Amid intense drama and with Strand Road up 2 points, referee Pádraig O Sullivan awarded Mid Kerry a penalty 73 seconds into injury-time. Aidan O'Shea coolly slotted it to the net in the 63rd minute to snatch a one-point victory. Kerins O Rahilly s were managed by the then recently re-appointed Kerry manager Jack O'Connor while James Sheehan was the Mid Kerry bainisteoir. Donnchadh Walsh was named the 2008 Co. Final Man of the Match. ba é seo foireann Chiarraí lár san ath-imirt: Mike Moriarty (Beaufort), Aaron Cahillane (Keel), Aidan O Shea (Glenbeigh-Glencar), Damien Murphy (Milltown-Castlemaine), Fergal Griffin (Glenbeigh-Glencar), Ciarán Kelliher (Milltown-Castlemaine), Joe McGillicuddy (Glenbeigh-Glencar); Mike Burke, capt. (Milltown- Castlemaine), Damien Breen (Beaufort), Sean O Sullivan (Cromane), Donal Kelliher (Milltown-Castlemaine), Gary Sayers (Keel), Darren O Sullivan (Glenbeigh-Glencar), Donnchadh Walsh (Cromane), Kieran Foley (Keel). Subs: Liam Sheehan (Keel), Ian Twiss (Milltown- Castlemaine). Ciarán Kelliher (Mid Kerry) eyes up his options in the 2008 drawn game with Kerins O Rahillys closely watched by Giles O Grady Celebration time for Mid Kerry following the 2008 replayed final with Kerins O Rahillys Kerins o rahillys: Gary Kissane, Danny O Sullivan, Morgan O Shea, Giles O Grady, Brendan Quill, Brian Moran, Gavin Duffy, David Moran, Micheál Quirke, John O Connor, Barry John Walsh, Timmy O Sullivan, Declan Quill, Tommy Walsh, Barry John Keane. 21

22 AUSTIN STACKS - Garveys Supervalu County Senior Football Finalists 2014

23 20 bliain ó shin - austin stacks win 1994 Final replay It took 2 games to separate Austin Stack s and Dr. Crokes in the 1994 Co. Senior Football Championship Final. The drawn game was played at Austin Stack Park, Tralee on Sunday, 9th October. The Kerryman reported that it was a thrill packed hour of football and it certainly kept the crowd in suspense up to the final moments. The scores were tied at 12 points apiece when in the 59th minute Owen Moynihan shot a point for what looked a likely winner for Stacks. However up stepped Croke s substitute Bill Hennigan to put over a 60th minute equaliser and send the tie to a replay at 0 13 each. Fitzgerald Stadium, Killarney was the venue for the replay on 23rd November. Bhí Denis Reidy (Ballymacelligott) mar réiteoir sna dá cliuchí. Over 9,000 attended and although the game was not as intense as the previous encounter, Stack s were not complaining as they marched to a 4 point victory, 0 12 to 1 5. Stacks were always marginally on top. They lead by 0 6 to 0 3 as half time approached. However a 28th minute goal from Ger O Shea left the sides level at the break. In the second half Crokes could only score 2 points, in the 43rd and 60th minutes, while the Tralee side added 6 points through the half. Darren Aherne scored a total of 7 points for Stack s but it was the performance of Pa Laide at centre back that caught the eye. The Kerryman newspaper reported that Laide has scarcely if ever played better in a Stack s jersey as he did on Sunday and his majestic performance rubbed off on other members of the side as the game wore on. d imir an foireann seo dos na stacaigh an lá san: Mike Hussey, Liam Liddy, Jerry Fitzmaurice, Pat Slattery (capt.), Malachy Nagle, Pa Laide, John Galvin, Cormac Kennedy, Darren Ahern, Gerry Lynch, Owen Moynihan, Martin McKivergan, Donal McEvoy. Subs: Eddie Dowling, John Barry. dr Crócaigh: Peter O Brien, Connie O Doherty, Brian McCarthy, Danny Cooper, Mike Cooper, Connie Murphy, John Galvin, Noel O Leary (Capt), Vince Casey, Billy Hennigan, Roland Neher, Seanie O Shea, Pat O Shea, Brian Clarke, Ger O Shea. Subs: Colm O Shea, Liam Hartnett, Kenneth Buckley. Celebration time for Austin Stacks after the 1994 replay agains Dr Crokes 23

24 KERRY COUNTY COMMITTEE ASSOCIATE SPONSORS For special offers on hotel and self catering packages visit Town Centre, Killarney. Tel.: See the big match action and analysis in this week s Kerry s Eye. IT S ALL ABOUT YOUR COMMUNITY - ON SALE THURSDAY Darran O Sullivan (Mid Kerry) has Conor Jordan (Austin Stacks) in hot pursuit in the drawn game Austin Stacks and Mid Kerry in the pre match parade at the drawn final 24

25 KERRY SENIOR FOOTBALL CHAMPIONSHIP FINAL RESULTS KENMARE 2-12 SHANNON RANGERS AUSTIN STACKS 2-07 MID KERRY 2-07 Draw 1975 AUSTIN STACKS 1-07 MID KERRY 1-04 Replay 1976 AUSTIN STACKS 1-14 KENMARE SHANNON RANGERS 0-10 FEALE RANGERS FEALE RANGERS 0-08 MID KERRY AUSTIN STACKS 1-11 CASTLEISLAND DESMONDS FEALE RANGERS 1-10 AUSTIN STACKS SOUTH KERRY 1-12 AUSTIN STACKS SOUTH KERRY 0-07 FEALE RANGERS KILLARNEY 1-05 FEALE RANGERS 1-05 Draw 1983 KILLARNEY 0-10 FEALE RANGERS 1-04 Replay 1984 WEST KERRY 1-07 SOUTH KERRY WEST KERRY 0-11 FEALE RANGERS AUSTIN STACKS 1-11 KILLARNEY KENMARE 1-07 DR CROKES 2-04 Draw 1987 KENMARE 3-10 DR CROKES 0-18 Replay 1988 ST KIERANS 0-10 DR CROKES LAUNE RANGERS 2-13 JOHN MITCHELL S WEST KERRY 4-09 MID KERRY DR CROKES 2-10 CASTLEISLAND DESMONDS MID KERRY 3-09 ST BRENDANS LAUNE RANGERS 1-15 ANNASCAUL AUSTIN STACKS 0-13 DR CROKES 0-13 Draw 1994 AUSTIN STACKS 0-12 DR CROKES 1-05 Replay 1995 LAUNE RANGERS 1-07 EAST KERRY LAUNE RANGERS 2-07 WEST KERRY EAST KERRY 0-12 LAUNE RANGERS 1-09 Draw 1997 EAST KERRY 1-11 LAUNE RANGERS 0-08 Replay 1998 EAST KERRY 2-13 ST KIERANS EAST KERRY 0-10 FEALE RANGERS DR CROKES 1-04 AN GAELTACHT AN GAELTACHT 1-13 AUSTIN STACKS KERINS O RAHILLYS 0-14 KILCUMMIN AN GAELTACHT 0-10 LAUNE RANGERS 0-10 Draw 2003 AN GAELTACHT 0-12 LAUNE RANGERS 2-04 Replay 2004 SOUTH KERRY 1-13 LAUNE RANGERS SOUTH KERRY 0-12 DR CROKES SOUTH KERRY 0-12 DR CROKES FEALE RANGERS 1-04 SOUTH KERRY MID KERRY 2-08 KERINS O RAHILLYS 2-08 Draw 2008 MID KERRY 1-07 KERINS O RAHILLYS 0-09 Replay 2009 SOUTH KERRY 1-08 DR CROKES DR CROKES 1-15 AUSTIN STACKS DR CROKES 2-08 MID KERRY DR CROKES 2-13 DINGLE DR CROKES 4-16 AUSTIN STACKS AUSTIN STACKS 1-13 MID KERRY 2-10 Draw 2014 AUSTIN STACKS??????? MID KERRY??????? Replay 25

26 answers: BRIAN KELLY, DAVID MORAN, DONNCHADH WALSH, KIERAN DONAGHY, KILLIAN YOUNG, MARC Ó SÉ, PAUL MURPHY, PETER CROWLEY. 26

27 2014 AIB MUNSTER GAA CLUB SENIOR FOOTBALL CHAMPIONSHIP FIXTURES DATE HOME AWAY VENUE ROUND 2/11 Ballylanders (Limerick) The Nire (Waterford) Kilmallock Quarter-Final Austin Stacks or Dr. Crokes (Kerry) Tipperary reps Kerry received a walkover Quarter-Final 16/11 Ballylanders (Limerick) or Cratloe (Clare) Waterford or Limerick venue Semi-Final The Nire (Waterford) 16/11 Austin Stacks or Dr. Crokes (Kerry) Ballincollig (Cork) Kerry venue Semi-Final 30/11 Neutral venue Final 2014 AIB MUNSTER GAA CLUB INTERMEDIATE FOOTBALL CHAMPIONSHIP FIXTURES DATE HOME AWAY VENUE ROUND Na Piarsaigh (Limerick) Tipperary reps Limerick received a walkover Quarter-Final 16/11 Valley Rovers (Cork) Na Piarsaigh (Limerick) Limerick venue Semi-Final Brickey Rangers (Waterford) Ardfert (Kerry) Waterford venue Semi-Final 2014 AIB MUNSTER GAA CLUB JUNIOR FOOTBALL CHAMPIONSHIP FIXTURES DATE HOME AWAY VENUE ROUND 9/11 Millstreet (Cork) Naomh Eoin (Clare) Cork venue Quarter-Final Killeedy or Glin Inane Rovers or Limerick venue Quarter-Final (Limerick) Sean Treacys (Tipperary) 23/11 Dromid Pearses, Brosna or Winner of 1 Kerry or Clare venue Semi-Final Glenbeigh/Glencar (Kerry) Waterford Winner of 2 Limerick of Tipeprary venue Semi-Final 27

28 Kerry Reaping the Rewards of the Development Squad Structure Kerry South U16 action v Waterford in Munster Tournament in Rathkeale Under the direction of the Coaching and Games management, preparations with the 2014 Kerry Football Development Squads began in October The squads underwent a winter conditioning program across various venues around the county. Following on from this program, the squads continued their development under their various management and coaching teams who s commitment and dedication to their roles in guiding the squads forward on their inter-county paths cannot be underestimated in safeguarding the continued success of Kerry football. Indeed, the success of this year s Kerry minor team has its foundation in the Development Squad structures put in place over the previous number of years. The majority of this year s All- Ireland winning minor team joined the Development Squads at Under 14 level in 2010 and that year actually saw Kerry North overcome Kerry South in the final of the Jim Power U14 Tournament when they met in the final. Their progression and development has been carefully tracked and nurtured as they progressed through the Development Squads at U15, U16 and U17 level and finally after a 20 year gap they claimed the All-Ireland minor title. Much praise goes to the Development Squad coaches at all levels who helped in making this year s minor success possible. This year the Kerry Football Development squads also brought home three pieces of silverware. In Millstreet, the Kerry South U15 squad retained the Humprey Kelleher Cup while in Rathkeale the Kerry South U16 squad captured the Shield title and in Dungarvan Kerry South were victorious in the Plate final. The Kerry North and Kerry South U14 squads made the long trip to Dungarvan and both advanced through the group stages of the Jim Power Memorial Tournament to take their place in finals. The Kerry North team lost out in the Cup final, coming up against a very strong Cork East team while in the Plate final Kerry South had a comfortable victory over Limerick on a scoreline of 3-06 to In the Humphrey Kelleher Memorial KERRY SOUTH UNDER 14 FOOTBALL DEVELOPMENT SQUAD 28

29 KERRY NORTH U16 SQUAD WHO PARTICIPATED IN MUNSTER U16 TOURNAMENT HELD IN RATHKEALE & ADARE tournament both Kerry North and Kerry South had good wins over Tipperary and Clare respectively at the quarter final stage to set up meetings with the two Cork teams participating in the tournament. Kerry North just came up short in their semi-final clash with Cork West as they went down on a scoreline of 3-04 to 1-12 while Kerry South had four points to spare in their semi-final victory over Cork East on a scoreline of 3-14 to Onto the Cup final versus Cork West for Kerry South and here they really turned on the style and class and came away with a highly impressive victory scoring six goals in the process, limiting Cork West to just one goal in the first half before finally finishing the game on a scoreline of Kerry South 6-18 v Cork West In the Munster U16 Tournament held in Limerick, both Kerry North and Kerry South came up short in their opening games. Despite dominating possession, Kerry North could not find the target on the day and lost out to the eventual Cup final winners Tipperary. Kerry South meanwhile rallied well in the second half of their opening game against Corcaigh but Corcaigh s goal scoring power ensured they advanced in the Cup competition as the game finished Kerry South 0-15 v Corcaigh Kerry South then faced up against Kerry North in the Shield semi-final and they were too strong for Kerry North on the day and marched onto the Shield Final where they had a comfortable victory over Waterford finishing with a score of 2-11 to County Coaching Officer, Eamon Whelan, expressed his thanks to all the development squad management teams and the parents for their continued support for our up and coming county players. Action from Kerry South v Kerry North in Munster U16 Semi-Final in Adare KERRY U17 DEVELOPMENT SQUAD WHO PARTICIPATED IN JEREMIAH KERINS TOURNAMENT HELD IN MILLTOWN/ CASTLEMAINE 29

30 Cúinne na nóg word search D Q B B M H Z Y V H Z U A P E H B N A R Q I H X O E Q M A W M S G I K I V G P I M W G U D H H L M H T A A F D F N O L I F A F A D S B N Z Q U F T M N E N E C W V T O K O I K D U I F S A L G H M D Y E P W T R U K Q O A J Z D N F R L T C P J Z R U C Z C A A J V X L N H V I V X U R I Q R H S Z K Y Y M M A O J L A R E C C M F P D E G S Q L M C M I B E N J G H T I R I N R Y T K V O C N G U M Y K N A R O M D I V A D O X H P E T E R C R O W L E Y R D N SUDOKU (MEDIUM) Answers on page 26 Ground Rules & Regulations 1. All persons entering this ground are admitted only subject to the following Ground Regulations and to the Rules and Regulations of the Gaelic Athletic Association. Entry to the ground shall be deemed to constitute unqualified acceptance of all these Rules and Regulations. 2. Fireworks, smoke canisters, bottles, glass, cans, flags, banners, poles and other similar articles or canisters including which could or might be used as a weapon, are not permitted within the ground and any person in possession of such an article or container may be refused entry or ejected from the ground. 3. The consumption of intoxicating liquor is not permitted and spectators are not permitted to bring alcohol into the ground/area. 4. The climbing of pylons, stands or other buildings is not permitted. 5. Unnecessary noise such as that from the use of radio sets, air horns and behaviour likely to cause confusion or nuisance of any kind including foul or abusive language is not permitted in any part of the ground. 6. Under no circumstances is it permitted to throw any object on to the pitch. 7. Unauthorised persons are not permitted to enter on to the field of play and may be ejected. 8. Any person who fails to comply with instructions from a Steward may be ejected from the ground. 9. In general, the Ground Management reserves the right of admission. 10. The Ground Management reserves the right to refuse admission or to eject any person who refuses to be searched by a member of An Garda Siochana. 11. Any person who remains in a gangway may be ejected. 12. The GAA, event promoters reserve the right for its servants or agents to remove from the ground any person who does not comply with the Ground Regulations or whose presence on the ground could reasonably be construed as constituting a source of danger, nuisance or annoyance to other spectators. 13. All persons in the ground are reminded of their obligations under Section 18 (3) of the Fire Services Act, 1981, to ensure that behaviour does not present a danger from fire to anyone. 14. The Stand is a NO SMOKING AREA. 30

31 Club Dates for the Diary November 2nd November 8th/9th November 15th/16th Munster Junior Hurling Club Champ.- Kenmare V Castlemartyr (Cork) Junior Champ. Semi Final Glenbeigh/Glencar V Brosna Credit Union Senior Football League- Round 11, Final Round (Except Div. 3) Munster Intermediate Club Hurling S/F Bruff V Lixnaw Junior Champ Final (15th) Glenbeigh-Glencar/Brosna V Dromid Pearses Novice Champ Final (16th) Listry V Lispole Munster Senior Club Football Champ S/F Austin Stacks/Dr Crokes V Ballincollig (Kerry Venue) Munster Intermediate Club Football S/F Brickey Rgs (Waterford) V Ardfert November 23rd Munster Junior Club Football S/F Dromid Pearses/Glenbeigh/Brosna V Millstreet (Cork)/Naómh Eoin (Clare) November 30th Munster Senior Club Football Championship Final November 30th Munster Intermediate Club Football Championship Final December 7th Munster Junior Club Football Championship Final Note: Munster Club Fixtures may be played on Saturday or Sunday. 31

32 Valid from monday 27th to saturday 8th november