second Under 21 All-Ireland medal. He was still underage in 1997 but missed the whole campaign. Colleges He also played on the Tralee IT teams that won Sigerson Cups in 1998 and 1999. Ferriter was awarded the Player of the Tournament in the Sigerson Cup competition of 1998 as the collage made it three titles in a row. Junior Having played with the senior team during the later 90's he had fallen out of favor. He joined the Kerry junior team in 2001. Kerry had a surprise loss to Tipperary. He was again part of the junior team in 2002. He played at Center Forward as Kerry beat Limerick, Cork and Tipperary to win the Munster title. He scored 1-05 as Kerry overcame Mayo in the All-Ireland semi-final. He lined out in his first All-Ireland final since his Under 21 days when Kerry faced Wicklow. While Kerry were expected to win, Wicklow scored four goals in a surprise win. The final was his last game with Kerry at any level. Senior On the back of his displays with the Under 21's Ferriter was brought into the Kerry senior panel for the 1995/96 National League. He played in all six of Kerry's game, including the quarter-final loss to Cork. He played no part in that summers championship. Injury saw him miss out on the whole of the 1997 season. He returned to make an appearance during the 1997/98 League. He was part of the panel during the championship, winning a Munster championship title as a sub, but played no games. He again played during the 1998/99 National League playing four games. This was his last time playing with Kerry at senior level. He was linked with joining Cavan, Galway and Cork at different times but never played championship football. References The Locker Room Hoganstand.com - Profile Terrace Talk :: Kerry Football :: League Appearances :: Jack Ferriter Year of birth missing (living people) Living people Kerry inter-county Gaelic footballers Dingle Gaelic footballers Bishopstown Gaelic footballers