Kerry GAA has reported a 2025 profit surplus of just over 608 thousand euro.
The Financial Treasurer’s report also details:
Commercial income of over 1 million 365 thousand euro, a growth of 5.79% & a fundraising income of 611 thousand and 79 euro, representing a 75.66% increase.
Total income from Central Council, National League, and Provincial allocations is just above 1.478 million euro while gate receipts are 718 thousand 109 euro, down 11,667.
There’s a net cash reserves of close on 3 million euro, representing a 4.72% increase.
Net assets total nearly 12 million 9 hundred thousand euro, up 4.84%.
Match day costs are up to over 2 hundred thousand euro, with teams administration also up to over 2.1 million euro.
Teams administration includes:
player mileage of over 3 hundred thousand euro
183, 841 thousand for team manager and selectors
237,788 thousand for backroom team personnel
394, 192 thousand for meals, catering and nutrition
217, 275 thousand for medical
366, 341 thousand for team holiday
& sundry costs of 205, 511 thousand euro.
Also;
Construction of the new 3G pitch, representing a capital spend of 1.8 million, is now underway at the Centre of Excellence. Work has also commenced on a fifth grass pitch, dedicated to Kerry LGFA, at a cost of 7 hundred thousand euro.
Development at the Horan’s Terrace end of Austin Stack Park has begun, with a capital commitment of 1.8 million.
The business plan for the redevelopment of the Western Terrace at Fitzgerald Stadium, supported by the 6 million capital grant awarded last year, is being currently finalised.
Meanwhile, Kerry GAA Secretary Peter Twiss, in his report to convention, believes the dropping of the Minor age grade from Under 18 to Under 17 and the decision to take the minor finals away from being the curtain-raiser games on the All-Ireland final day have not worked.
