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Published 20:32 6 May 2023 BST
"They go to every club game, anything that’s on,” he said.
Ellen was in Croke Park to see her sons win their first All-Ireland with Kerry last July and again this January, when Fossa defeated Stewartstown Harps of Tyrone in the All-Ireland junior club football final.
David and Paudie were last night both named on the Kerry team to take on Clare in the Munster senior football final this Sunday. It is not yet clear as to whether they will participate in the game.
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