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Since the Kingdom last claimed the All Ireland Under 20/21 title in 2008, they’ve not once triumphed in the All Ireland semi-final at the grade

Kerry manager Tomás Ó Sé during the EirGrid Munster GAA U20 Football Championship Final match between Kerry and Cork at Austin Stack Park Photo by Brendan Moran/Sportsfile

Kerry will be aiming to reverse the recent trend of coming up short in All-Ireland U-20 semi-finals when Tomás Ó Sé’s charges make the journey to Semple Stadium in Thurles on Saturday to face Leinster champions, Meath.

After the Kingdom last captured the All-Ireland title at Under 21/20 grade in 2008, they failed to even lift a provincial title for nine barren seasons. With that monkey off the back in 2017, the green and gold are now on six Munster crowns from the last eight attempts.

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