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Kerry Football Club have been accepted into the club licencing process by the Football Association of Ireland, paving the way for senior football to be ...

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In a statement, the club said: “Kerry Football Club is delighted to announce that our application to enter the club licensing process with the FAI has been ...

The statement continued: “We have been working with the Kerry District League for many months now to realise this dream and complete the player pathway for the players of Kerry after six years competing in underage National Leagues. “It has been a dream for many years to provide the highest level of senior football in the Kingdom. In a statement, the club said: “Kerry Football Club is delighted to announce that our application to enter the club licensing process with the FAI has been accepted.

KERRY Football Club hopes to join the League of Ireland next season after clearing the first FAI hurdle.All LOI clubs must receive club licences.

“The people of Kerry have always been proud of their appetite to compete at the highest level in all sports and we hope to provide this full pathway for all those players representing Kerry Football Club. Kerry FC believe that a successful application will offer real opportunity to promote our game in the Kerry region as we look forward to bringing the biggest clubs in Irish football to our county. “It has been a dream for many years to provide the highest level of senior football in the Kingdom and Kerry FC hope to be successful in our bid to bring League of Ireland football to Mounthawk Park in February 2023. A statement read: “Kerry Football Club is delighted to announce that our application to enter the Club Licensing process with the Football Association of Ireland has been accepted

Kerry FC's League of Ireland application to enter a Club Licensing process has been accepted, the club has confirmed.

It reads: “It has been a dream for many years to provide the highest level of senior football in the Kingdom and Kerry FC hope to be successful in our bid to bring League of Ireland football to Mounthawk Park in February 2023.” The statement, released on Thursday morning, says the club aims to be in the League of Ireland by 2023. Kerry FC’s League of Ireland application to enter a Club Licensing process has been accepted by the FAI, the club has confirmed.

Kerry have had their application to enter the Club Licensing process with the Football Association of Ireland accepted, as the Munster side bid to play in ...

"Kerry FC believe that a successful application will offer real opportunity to promote our game in the Kerry region as we look forward to bringing the biggest clubs in Irish football to our county. “The people of Kerry have always been proud of their appetite to compete at the highest level in all sports and we hope to provide this full pathway for all those players representing Kerry Football Club,” read a statement. Kerry have had their application to enter the Club Licensing process with the Football Association of Ireland accepted, as the Munster side bid to play in the League of Ireland next season.

Kerry Football Club have announced the FAI accepted their application to enter the club licensing process ahead of the 2023 League of Ireland season.

"The people of Kerry have always been proud of their appetite to compete at the highest level in all sports and we hope to provide this full pathway for all those players representing Kerry Football Club. "It has been a dream for many years to provide the highest level of senior football in the Kingdom and Kerry FC hope to be successful in our bid to bring League of Ireland football to Mounthawk Park in February 2023," Kerry's statement read. Kerry Football Club's application to enter the club licensing process ahead of the 2023 League of Ireland season has been accepted by the FAI.

KERRY Football Club hopes to join the League of Ireland First Division next season after clearing the first FAI hurdle.All LOI clubs must receiv.

“The people of Kerry have always been proud of their appetite to compete at the highest level in all sports and we hope to provide this full pathway for all those players representing Kerry Football Club. Kerry FC believe that a successful application will offer real opportunity to promote our game in the Kerry region as we look forward to bringing the biggest clubs in Irish football to our county. “It has been a dream for many years to provide the highest level of senior football in the Kingdom and Kerry FC hope to be successful in our bid to bring League of Ireland football to Mounthawk Park in February 2023. A statement read: “Kerry Football Club is delighted to announce that our application to enter the Club Licensing process with the Football Association of Ireland has been accepted

The Tralee-based outfit on Thursday announced that their Club Licensing process application has been accepted by the Football Association of Ireland. There are ...

‘It has been a dream for many years to provide the highest level of senior football in the Kingdom and Kerry FC hope to be successful in our bid to bring League of Ireland football to Mounthawk Park in February 2023. A statement said: ‘Kerry Football Club is delighted to announce that our application to enter the Club Licensing process with the Football Association of Ireland has been accepted. There are currently 19 clubs in the League of Ireland — 10 in the Premier and nine in the First Division — and Kerry FC is keen to become the fifth Munster since in senior football.

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"The people of Kerry have always been proud of their appetite to compete at the highest level in all sports and we hope to provide this full pathway for all those players representing Kerry Football Club. They added: "We have been working with the Kerry District League for many months now to realise this dream and complete the player pathway for the players of Kerry after six years competing in the underage National Leagues. A press release issued to the press said: It has been a dream for many years to provide the highest level of senior football in the Kingdom and Kerry FC hope to be successful in our bid to bring League of Ireland football to Mounthawk Park in February 2023."