Eoin Brosnan named as Kerry captain
Eoin Brosnan from the Dr Crokes club will captain the Kerry senior footballers for the 2013 season.
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Kerry Reaction: Eoin Brosnan
Eoin Brosnan on Kerry's win over Tipperary
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Kerry v Dublin: Jack O'Connor
Kerry manager Jack O'Connor tells RTÉ's Brian Carthy that Eoin Brosnan has been a 'great strength' for Kerry this year.
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Brosnan and Scanlon may miss SFC final
Kerry's Eoin Brosnan has injured his ankle at a training session in Killarney, while team-mate Seamus Scanlon has undergone surgery, making both players doubts for the All-Ireland SFC final.
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Brosnan returns to Kerry training
Darren Frehill reports that Eoin Brosnan has returned to training with Kerry.
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Brosnan back in Kingdom fold
Ahead of their attempt to regain Sam Maguire, Kerry have been given a boost with the news that veteran attacker, Eoin Brosnan, has returned to training.
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Dr Crokes book place in Club SFC final
Goals from David Maloney and Eoin Brosnan helped Kerry side Dr Crokes to a 2-09 to 0-08 win in their AIB All-Ireland Club SFC semi-final replay against Moorefield in Nenagh.
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Kingdom overhaul Tribesmen in league
Second half goals from Paul Galvin and substitute Eoin Brosnan steered Kerry to an 18th NFL Division One title at the Gaelic Grounds with a 2-12 to 0-10 win.
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Kerry end Ernesiders perfect record
Kerry had too much firepower for Fermanagh as a 39th-minute goal from Eoin Brosnan inspired the hosts to a 1-17 to 0-13 Allianz Division 1A victory in Killarney.
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Kingdom lucky to get past Waterford
Kerry struggled at times to shake off their hosts and needed goals from Aodhan MacGearailt and Eoin Brosnan to make the McGrath Cup semi-finals having beaten Wateford 2-10 to 2-02.
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Kingdom easily dispense with Tipp
All-Ireland champions Kerry easily cleared the first hurdle of their 2005 campaign as Eoin Brosnan and Colm Cooper both netted in their Munster SFC quarter-final defeat of Tipperary on a scoreline of 2-22 to 0-13.
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Kerry take the points in Castlebar clash
Seven point contributions from Declan Quill and Eoin Brosnan helped Kerry all but secure their place in the Allianz football league Division One A semi-finals thanks to a 1-16 to 0-15 win over a spirited Mayo in Castlebar.
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Brosnan eager to make up for 2002
Kerry forward Eoin Brosnan is eager to exorcise the ghosts of his last All-Ireland final appearance when he lines out for the Kingdom against Mayo on Sunday.
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Kingdom come through unscathed
Goals from John Crowley and Eoin Brosnan (1-03) in either half helped Kerry to a predictable 2-10 to 0-09 win over Clare in their Munster SFC first round clash at Cusack Park.
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Quill on the bench for Kerry
Kerry make several changes from the side that beat Tipperary in the semi final for Sunday's Bank of Ireland Munster Football Final against Limerick in Killarney.
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Rampant Kerry too strong for Kildare
Goals in either half from Colm Cooper and Eoin Brosnan paved the way for a convincing 2-10 to 1-05 Kerry victory over a disappointing Kildare in this evening's Bank of Ireland All-Ireland qualifier at Semple Stadium.
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Hassett comes in for Ó Sé
Mike Hassett will replace the suspended Tomás Ó Sé at right half back in the Kerry team to play Meath in Sunday's All-Ireland Football Semi Final at Croke Park.
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Fitzgerald dropped from Kerry team
Maurice Fitzgerald has been dropped from the Kerry team to face Dublin in Saturday's highly anticipated All-Ireland quarter-final clash at Semple Stadium.