At Ballydonoghue GAA grounds · Ballydonoghue, Co. Kerry
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The final of the North Kerry U13 Tommy Madden Memorial Championship is played at Ballydonoghue GAA grounds on Sunday, 25 October 2026, throwing in at noon. The competition is named for Tommy Madden and run for North Kerry’s U13 club sides, with the two semi-final winners meeting in this final.
At the time of writing the semi-finals were still to be played, so the two finalists were not yet known; Kerry GAA’s fixtures list confirms the date, time and venue for the final itself, listing the pairing as the winners of the two semi-finals. The competition is contested by North Kerry’s U13 club sides and is named in memory of Tommy Madden, a mark of its standing as a long-running fixture in the division’s underage calendar. Expect a club-ground occasion with young players from across the North Kerry division and their families following the game, in contrast to the bigger county finals played at Austin Stack Park.
Ballydonoghue GAA grounds serve the Ballydonoghue club area in North Kerry, close to Lisselton and Listowel. The grounds are best reached by car; there is no direct bus service, and the nearest town of any size is Listowel, a short drive away.
Ballydonoghue is a short drive from Listowel, North Kerry’s main town, known for Listowel Castle and its literary connections. There is more to see in Listowel and across Co. Kerry.
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