The three Kildare football representatives are through to the last eight of their provincial championships.

A comprehensive win for Naas CBS over Scoil Aodhain secured a home game in the knock out stages

It will be a clash between the Tailteann Cup champions and the Sam Maguire champions when Kildare take on Kerry at Cedral St Conleths Park five days before Christmas

Clane produced a superb team performance in recording a seven point win over Louth champions Naomh Moninne.

There were wild celebrations in Kilcullen on Saturday afternoon as Castledermot captured the U16 A Football Championship.

Naas came to the end of the road in their hunt for Leinster glory as they travelled to face the Laois champions on Saturday.

The nominations for next month's County Convention have been confirmed

The Sheridan brothers, Charlie and Jack, got the goals for Naas

After just five months, and a county final defeat to Athy, Philly McMahon has left his position as manager of the Naas senior footballers 

Balyna play in the LGFA Intermediate Final on Saturday and some pupils from Cadamstown NS have come up with their own version of the song Killeagh to show their support

There were a number of Kildare player on the Knockbeg College team who made a good start to the Bro Bosco Cup today

Balyna fell narrowly short in their quest for a Leinster title

Episode 13 of the weekly podcast is now available on all platforms

Grangenolvin manager David Conway has his say following his side's exploits in the Leinster Club Championship. 

Athy backed up their county final win over Naas with a win over the same club in the Reserve A final

Hugh Martin scored 2-2 but the longer the game progressed, St Peters were able to pull away

Sallins march on in Leinster.

Athy's inspirational captain, David Hyland outlined the strategy which saw his side opt to face the breeze in the first half in Aughrim and then use the wind to see out the game in the second half. 

2026 is sure to be an exciting year for Kildare hurling after the fixtures for the Leinster Senior Hurling Championship were confirmed

Brian Flanagan's team will start 2026 with an away game against Wexford