Kerry is the most successful county in the history of the Gaelic football, winning All-Ireland titles on 37 occasions. The prominence of football can be somewhat attributed to the local traditions of ‘Caid’, a form of folk football played in Kerry long before the establishment of the GAA. Kerry used to play in red and green. In 1903, the travelled east to play a tournament in Dungarvan and inexplicably left the green and red jerseys at home. They borrowed the green and gold kit from local club Kilrossanty and have made the green and gold their own ever since. Like to add something? We’d love to hear from you by email: suggestions@ganzee.ie