O'Rahillys manager Mark Fitzgerald must be wondering has he upset the Gods because no sooner does he gain a player, than he seems to lose one almost straight away.
Last year David Moran was the star as older brother Brian struggled, now David is out for the season, and Brian is filling in at midfield.
Then no sooner had Tommy Walsh returned from St Kilda's to help the Blues out, but his brother Barry John is ruled out for the rest of the season after an ankle operation.!
Still this game will stand to O'Rahillys as they prepare for this weekends clash with West Kerry but O'Rahillys will have to play much better and be far more clinical if they are not to go the same way as top club side Dingle did last Sunday to divisional side East Kerry.

There was very little between the sides in the opening half as two points apiece for O'Rahillys from Barry John Keane, Declan Quill and John O'Connor kept the Tralee club just ahead in a close first half, leading 0-6 to 0-5 after 24 minutes, before Quill's crisp finish, after a Tommy Walsh shot was only parried by Tony Lyons , and Declan Quill followed up to finish to the Rangers net.

O'Rahillys lost this game in the five minute period coming up to half time when they allowed Laune Rangers to rally and five unanswered points from including 0-3 from Mike Frank Russell, saw Laune Rangers lead 0-11 to 1-7 at half-time, when they might have retired two or three points down.