Balyna fell narrowly short in their quest for a Leinster title

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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

Naas manager Damian McGrath shares his thoughts after his side defeated Wicklow's Knockananna to reach the Leinster Intermediate Camogie Championship semi-finals.

James McGrath finished like a forward on occasions during Kildare's Tailteann Cup campaign and showed that goalscorer's touch for his club as Athy defeated Baltinglass in Aughrim

Ardscoil na Tríonóide student Ronan Kelly was in top form as Athy booked their place in the quarter-finals

The hurling was of the highest standard as Maynooth overcame Celbridge to win the Minor 'A' final

After two periods of extra time, Naas defeated Wicklow's Knockananna after a 45s shoot out to reach the last four of the Leinster Intermediate Camogie Championship

Kildare's Intermediate champions were far too good for their Carlow counterparts in Cedral St Conleths Park

The Kildare Junior champions are through to a Leinster quarter-final after recovered from a sticky first half against Offaly's St Brigids

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An incident which occurred in early October is at the centre of online controversy

Melanie Treacy is one of Kildare's greatest ever camogie players, from arguably Kildare's greatest ever camogie family, and she still has the burning desire to play for her club well into her fifties

Celbridge man Mick O'Grady brings down the curtain on an inter-county career that spanned over a decade and saw him make well over 100 appearances in a Lilywhite jersey