Dan Kearney: Championship exit shouldn't detract from positive year for Kerry ladies
Kerryman
Today at 01:30
Semi-finals are the worst ones to lose. It's a cliché at this stage but still so true.
It is no consolation for the Kerry ladies football team that they were beaten by a better team in Saturday's All-Ireland SFC semi-final. Quite simply, Meath were firing at full capacity while Kerry were nowhere near the level that they set their standards to.
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