Scorer of over 100 goals for Celtic, John Hartson is sure to prove a popular figure when he comes to Allenwood in May

This is the final weekend of club fixtures before the Six Nations gets underway next week. 

It's a buoyant podcast this week as the panel reflect back on two excellent Kildare GAA results from last week and look ahead to the weekend's action

The Dublin Racing Festival is one of most exciting weekends on the Irish racing calendar

It proved to be a frustrating evening in Limerick for Maynooth University as their Sigerson Cup dreams came to an end for another year

Athy have turned to Carlow's Sean Gannon as prepare for a season where they will defend their Kildare SFC title and look to challenge once again in Leinster

Ireland Head Coach Andy Farrell last week named his 37-man squad for the upcoming Six Nations, with the daunting task of a trip to France up first.

A look ahead to Kildare's 2026 National Hurling League campaign. 

A roundup of the weekend's Towns Cup action plus a look at the draw for Round 2. 

A disappointing loss for FloMAX Liffey Celtics at home in the Women's Super League.

Today was a big day for two of Kildare's elite rugby players.

Naas took a detour to Tullow this weekend, where Limerick club Garryowen left with all the points. 

There were four Kildare men on show on Saturday evening as Leinster overcame Connacht, but the big storing emerging from that game was the call-up to the Six Nations squad for Kildare native, Billy Bohan. 

Twelve months after the Football Review Committee implemented changes that got the ball rolling on what was widely credited as improving the men’s game, the LGFA have followed suit.

The biggest weekend in the Irish racing calendar is only days away, and as always, the Dublin Racing Festival is shaping up to be yet another festival for the ages.

Boston, Paris, Lyon, Auckland, Dublin and Athlone. That is where the athletics action focused last weekend.

Clonmullion made sure that their name is in the hat for the next round of the Leinster Junior Cup when they travelled to Enniscorthy on Sunday.

Cill Dara are safely through to the second round of the Towns Cup after a commanding victory on Sunday afternoon in Silken Thomas Park. 

It a last gasp equaliser by their illustrious opponents to deny Kildare a win in the opening round in Division 1 of the Lidl Ladies National Football League at the Munster Technological University campus in Cork

A brilliant late two pointer by Brian McLoughlin, part of his nine point haul, helped a Kildare team who played with 14 men after Brendan Gibbons' 44th minute dismissal earn a draw against last year's All-Ireland semi-finalists Tyrone