Energia AIL - Division 1B Old Wesley v Naas

Bank of Ireland Leinster Towns Cup quarter-finals - Athy v Wexford Wanderers. 

Towns Cup quarter-finals Preview - Newbridge v Longford. 

Leinster Towns Cup Preview - Athy v Wexford Wanderers.

Energia All-Ireland League - Division 1B - Naas v DU.

Ruth Campbell and Erin King are among 36 players named by Head Coach Scott Bemand

The Cheltenham Festival gets underway today and Ruby Walsh, the Festival's winning most jockey, gives his A-Z of the greatest show on turf

Naas and Cill Dara were both in Leinster Towns Cup action this weekend. 

Newbridge have advanced to the quarter-finals of the Leinster Towns Cup but were made to battle for every point by Portlaoise.

Energia AIL Division 1B - Highfield v Naas. 

Reigning champions Athy are into the quarter-finals of the Bank of Ireland Leinster Towns Cup following a 57-point demolition of Navan on Sunday afternoon in The Showgrounds.

This coming Sunday, March 8th, is a huge day in the local rugby calendar as Round 2 of the prestigious Bank of Ireland Provincial Towns Cup gets underway all across the province. 

Ireland welcome Wales to the Aviva Stadium this coming Friday night, with kickoff at 8.10pm.

Energia AIL Division 1B - Naas v Queens.

Newbridge College came up just short against Scoil Chríost Rí Portlaoise, who now advance to the Bank of Ireland Leinster Girls Schools Senior semi-finals.

There was disappointment for Newbridge College at Energia Park on Thursday, as St Michael’s College progressed to the semi-final's of the Leinster Schools Junior Cup.

Diarmuid Mangan was one of 47 Leinster players that were on show as Leinster welcomed the public to another open training session. 

Where has the spike come from in terms of Kildare ruby players reaching the elite level? One man uniquely placed to answer that question is Rathangan's Johne Murphy.

Athy are now in a distinctly precarious position having coughed up a four-point lead in Division 1A of the Leinster League to lose at home to Suttonians on Sunday.

Tadhg Beirne, Jamie Osborne, Jeremy Loughman and Cian Prendergast all played their part as Ireland put themselves right back in contention for the 2026 Six Nations.