1919

The decline in the clubs fortunes on the playing fields did not reflect in its representations on the Kerry teams, as Dr’ Crokes players-Paddy Healy, Eugene Moriarty, Humphrey Murphy, Maurace Donovan were on the Kerry team that won the Munster  championship that year and Dick Fitzgerald was a selector.

1920   

The Kerry G.A.A. convention was held in Tralee on February 21^st and Dick Fitzgerald presided in the absence of Austin Stack.    

               The political and military situation in Killarney was tense and more serious issues then gaelic games engaged peoples attention and increasing numbers deserted the

playing fields for volunteer training.                                                 

1923

Johnny O Mahoney [back from America] captained Kerry through the Munster and All Ireland championships right up to the delayed final. Once again –just like the delayed 1914 county final—he had to return to the U.S.A. to take up a new job in the New York fire department.

           The Dr: Crokes players on that Kerry team defeated by Dublin in the 1923 All Ireland final, played in 1924,- were –Eugene Moriarty, Denso Hurley and a youthfull Paul Russell

  1925

A decision was taken at the County  Convention of 1925 that four divisions be formed North, South, East, & West.

The East Kerry Board held their first meeting on May 7^th 1925. Eight clubs attended and all officers elected were Dr Crokes—Chairman, Dick Fitzgerald, Vice-chairman, Humphrey Murphy, Treasurers, Cornelius Healy and Pat O Mahoney;  Hon,secretaries, Paul  Russell and Michael O Leary.

!929 Dr Crokes Camogie Team