Kerry Ladies Gaelic Football Association

About Kerry Ladies Gaelic Football Association

The Kerry Ladies Gaelic Football Association (Kerry LGFA) is the official governing body for ladies' Gaelic football across County Kerry, operating under the provincial guidance of the Munster LGFA and the national Ladies Gaelic Football Association. Formed officially on 8 August 1974 at the Austin Stacks GAA Pavilion in Tralee, Kerry was one of the four founding counties present at the historic establishment of the national association.
Leadership and Governance
The association is run by a dedicated county board executive that oversees player development, fixtures, and referee training across the county. Key leadership contacts include:Chairperson: Nora Fealey Secretary: Alanna Donegan PRO: Chris McGuilicuddy
Club Infrastructure
Kerry LGFA governs over 35 local clubs throughout the county. It caters to all age demographics, starting with Under-12 "Go Games" development tiers up to adult competitions and the community-focused Gaelic Mothers and Others initiative.
At the local adult level, clubs compete in prominent county tournaments such as the Donal Curtin Cup and the Kerry Ladies Senior Football Championship.
Inter-County Success
Kerry fields elite inter-county teams across several age groups—including Under-14, Under-16, Minor, and Senior. The Senior "Kingdom" team is historically one of the most successful forces in the history of ladies' football: