Kerry FC have issued a statement.
The prospect of a League of Ireland club being established in Kerry has edged closer.
Kerry FC say their application to enter the club licencing process with the FAI has been accepted.
Those behind the proposal are hopeful of a team being in place for the start of the 2023 season.
“The people of Kerry have always been proud of their appetite to compete at the highest level in all sports and we hope to provide this full pathway for all those players representing Kerry Football Club,” the club said in a statement.
“Kerry FC believe that a successful application will offer real opportunity to promote our game in the Kerry region as we look forward to bringing the biggest clubs in Irish football to our county.
“Now that the licensing process is under way, we welcome all offers of support as we share this exciting journey with the people of Kerry. More information will be released in due course.”
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