Kevin Cummins and Lee Kennedy scored 4-7 between them in the SFL Division 1 win over Sallins

Keith Egan is looking to follow in the illustrious footsteps of Rory McIlroy in Sligo this weekend

As Kenny Rogers might sing, “On a Warm Summer’s Evening”, on Friday last just under 400 guests from GAA, business and community life in Kildare assembled in Lawlor’s Hotel in Naas for the 3rd Annual Club Kildare Corporate Lunch in support of Kildare ...

Naas CBS secured their place in this season’s All-Ireland Minor B Boys Basketball League Final following a comprehensive 42-24 victory over Ardscoil Rís in the Oblate Hall, Inchicore.

Kildare athletes had phenomenal success at last Saturday’s final day of the National Juvenile Indoors. The star performer was Florence Harte (Crookstown-Millview) who set a new championship record in the girls’ u15 Triple Jump.

‘Last year, we had to cancel training sessions'

Goals in either half by Alex Beirne and David Hyland helped Kildare to a hard fought win over Westmeath at a packed Cedral St Conleths Park

Adrian Kinsella recorded their second win of the competition 

Mark Dempsey returns to the Kildare team for his first Championship game since 2021 while there's good news on the injury front for three key men

Kevin Feely will captain Kildare in their Leinster Championship quarter-final against Westmeath and he's hopeful the team can continue the good form they have shown at Cedral St Conleths Park under Brian Flanagan

The Flat season is back in full tilt and nowhere more so than the Curragh on Saturday, with the County Kildare track hosting an eight-race card this weekend.The action kicks off at 1.15pm with an 11-runner maiden contest over six furlongs before ...

Niall Cronin's team looked set for defeat but two goals put a completely different look to Group 2

Jay O'Brien scored a stunning six two pointers in an incredible haul of 15 points as Kildare booked their place in the Leinster U20 semi-finals

Mick O'Dwyer created memories for Kildare supporters that hadn't been seen or since, Richard Commins relives those glory days

Marine Nationale was paraded around his local GAA club by Barry Connell

In the first game since the departure of manager Joe Murphy, Naas comfortably beat Clane

The first Newbridge derby of the year proved to be a one sided affair

Joe Murphy managed Naas to the last three of their four successive Kildare SFC titles and spent the early months of this year busily preparing a ‘drive for five’.

Athy qualified for their first Towns Cup final since 1991 with a thrilling semi-final win over Tullow

The first points scored by a Kildare man in this year's Championship came from Clogherinkoe's Jack Robinson when representing New York