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Austin Stacks
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Austin Stacks is a Gaelic Football club based in Tralee in Kerry. It is proud to have more all-ireland football medals and all stars than any other club. They have many famous players at the top of the rock... Mikey Sheehy, Ger power, John o Keeffe, Cork's Denny Long, Pa Laide, William Kirby and new-boy-wonder Kieran Donaghy who won player of the year after leading Kerry to success this year. The youths in the club are doing very well with high numbers in all age groups. Town rivals include Kerins O Rahillys and John Mitchells. The famous black and amber colours of the club are well known throughout Ireland. The juvenile section of the club is the most successful in Ireland when it comes to honours. The current chairman of the club is Ger Reidy. The outgoing senior manager is Denny Long.
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