By John Roddy
KILDARE 1-17 DONEGAL 1-09
IT’S not often that Kildare score eighteen times and that in itself was cause for some home town celebration on Sunday evening.
By Brendan Coffey and Ger McNally
IT was another weekend to remember for Kildare boxing.
By Cormac O’Malley
KILDARE 3-13 CLARE 2-10
KILDARE ladies got their league campaign back on track in Eadestown on Sunday with a richly merited and hard fought victory over Munster rivals, Clare.
NEWBRIDGE 27 GARDA 21
NEWBRIDGE finished their league campaign with a solid win over Garda that puts them into a play-off against Monkstown to decide who plays Division 1A next year.
BY CORMAC O’Malley
CASTLEDERMOT 0-13 MILLTOWN 0-12
CASTLEDERMOT continued their winning ways in the Keogh Cup on Saturday afternoon last in Milltown, but they will be thankful that Eoin Moore’s injury time effort was not a few inches lower, or it would have been the home team celebrating the win instead.
KILDARE GAA chairman Padraig Ashe has warned local clubs that the county owes an ‘excessive’ amount to creditors.
By Ger McNally
CPC, KILCULLEN 2-12 CLONKEEN COLLEGE 3-07
FOR the second year in a row, Cross and Passion College from Kilcullen lifted the Leinster Senior C title.
THERE will be four rounds instead of three in next year’s Kildare senior football championship.
By Ger McNally
NEWBRIDGE AC runner Rose Anne Galligan is in Doha preparing for the IAAF world indoor championships which begin this weekend.
By Ger McNally
KILDARE 2-08 MEATH 1-11
A late Susie O’Carroll free earned Kildare a share of the spoils in their fourth league game at Old Grange last Saturday.