There is some good news on the injury front in the team named by Brian Flanagan but Kildare are still short some key men

After a short break, The Short Grass Kildare Nationalist Sports Podcast is back in time for the start of the Championship for three Kildare teams

On Saturday night Kildare’s hurlers will take the field in the Leinster Senior Hurling Championship, one of only eleven counties with a spot in the two provincial round robins.

TJ Nolan suffered a 'significant injury to his lower leg' late in the first half and although the game resumed and played out until half-time referee Ian Howley made the call to abandon the game due to concerns over player welfare in difficult conditions in Kinnegad

Leinster Senior Football Championship quarter-final preview - Kildare v Laois. 

Kildare’s minor footballers were denied top spot in their group and an automatic semi-final place by defeat to Louth

Like so many before him, Muiris Curtin had his love for the GAA ingrained into him from an early age.

As far as the art of fielding goes, there are few better to have reached for the skies on a GAA pitch over the last decade than Kevin Feely. But as the Kildare captain acknowledges, that is an art that has changed significantly in recent times.

Shane Farrell has missed out on nearly two years of football but marked his return with three points after being introduced as a second half substitute in Kilcock's Division 3 win over Robertstown

Kildare were 1-11 to 0-3 down after 28 minutes but showed some good spirit after that to ensure they didn't buckle against top-class opponents

Logan Tennyson scored a first half goal as Kildare beat Meath to set up a table topping clash with Louth in the final round of Group 1 in Leinster Minor Football Championship 

Kildare's U20 hurlers were within three points of Kilkenny in the last ten minutes of their Leinster U20 Hurling Championship clash before Henry Shefflin's team finally pulled clear by scoring the last six points of the game

Kildare will enter the Peadar Ó Liatháin Cup after Laois beat them to a place in Tier 1 of the Leinster Minor Hurling Championship

Former Kildare LGFA star joined the Short Grass Podcast to discuss her first year with AFLW side Brisbane Lions and her hopes for the future

After an injury disrupted National League, Kildare captain Kevin Feely is hoping to be back to full fitness in time for Kildare's opening Championship game

A second win in the competition sees Kildare move in the quarter-finals of the Leinster U20 Football Championship as winners of Group 3

As has been the case throughout their Division 1 campaign, fine margins went against the Kildare ladies as their relegation was confirmed by defeat to Kerry

Kildare opened the Leinster U20 Football Championship with a win over Wicklow thanks in part to Ronan Kelly, who fired a goal in each half 

Jack Reilly scored 1-6 in the win over Laois

Results elsewhere suited Kildare but a fifth successive defeat means an immediate return to Division 3 for next season