Sisters Ciara, Emma and Gillian Wheeler played for the Kildare senior team for the first time this year

After the high of a superb win over Antrim last time out, Kildare's hurlers have a difficult test against illustrious opponents on Saturday evening

Kildare's National Football League season hit a first bump in the road last weekend with defeat to Derry, but the focus now turns to immediately bouncing back against Cavan

As it stands, Alex Beirne will be suspended for next Sunday's clash against Cavan but Brian Flanagan confirmed that Kildare will be looking at the possibility of getting that decision overturned 

There red cards, black cards, moments of magic, moments of farce but eventually Derry came from five points down early in the second half to beat Kildare by three points

Kildare could start with the same team that so impressively beat Offaly last time out but there are the return of a number of familiar faces among the substitutes

Derry are the opponents for Kildare on Saturday evening in Cedral St Conleths Park

With the Naas contingent back on board, new Kildare camogie manager Rob O'Neill is confident that his team can reach a Division 3A league final 

Kildare's man of the match Muiris Curtin was quick to pass the praise around after his superb man of the match display during the win over Antrim

Despite a second successive Division 1 defeat, Kildare LGFA manager Pat Sullivan saw some positives in Kildare's display against Galway

Muiris Curtin scored two and created the other as Kildare scored three goals in the opening 15 minutes of the second half as they secured a first Division 1B win since 1978

The squad shows a huge turnover of players from the 2025 squad

Brian Dowling has confirmed the 35 players he will take with him into the exciting 2026 season

After the success of the school's junior footballers on Wednesday, Knockbeg College's second years added another Leinster title 24 hours later

A number of Castledermot players were involved with Tadhg O'Gorman leading the way in scoring

On October 4th, 2025, a ten-year dream was realised when Na Fianna’s senior ladies team finally brought home the Kildare Junior ‘A’ Football Championship. The club will celebrate this historic achievement when they host their dinner dance this coming Friday, February 6th, in Lawlor's of Naas at 7pm.

Although unbeaten after two games and three points on the Division 2 board, Kildare manager, Brian Flanagan, is not getting carried away

The changes come into immediate effect

Kildare senior hurling boss Brian Dowling was left to rue a slow start to the game as he watched his side fall 14 points short against the Dubs.

Kildare ladies failed to build on an excellent away point against Cork as they fell to a home defeat to Armagh in the second round of the National League