Killarney

<h3> Centra the Reeks is helping to secure the future of soccer academies in the locality by getting behind Mastergeeha Football Club.</h3>
 The club&rsquo;s U8 Boys and Girls academy took part in an inter-academy blitz in Ardfert over the weekend.
 It was the academy&rsquo;s first away game of the 2022 season and 34 young players made the trip to the North Kerry village.
 Like all clubs, taking on events like this requires a lot of effort and expense and that is where Ciaran Culloty and the team at the Reeks Centra came in.
 &ldquo;They looked after all our U8s academy on their way to a blitz at LB Rovers on Saturday and afterwards with healthy drinks and snacks post game,&rdquo; explained coach Ramona Keogh. &ldquo;They generously took care of the coaches with hot teas and coffees on the way to Ardfert too.&rdquo;
 The blitz took place on the new astro turf facility in Ardfert and it was the first time that Mastergeeha Football Club played there this season.
 &ldquo;We were complimented on our team structures, friendliness and on the skill level and confidence that all our kids showed for their first blitz of the season and we are very proud of them all,&rdquo; added Ramona.
 &ldquo;Again, thanks to all the parents for their involvement in coaching, supporting and referee assistance we really appreciate their help and contribution.&rdquo;

Centra the Reeks gets behind Mastergeeha youth academy

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