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KILMACUD CROKES 0-14 NAAS 0-7 By Richard Commins The AIB Leinster Senior Football Club final proved a step too far for Kildare champions Naas as their incredible run ground to a halt in the second half against a more clinical…
KILDARE 0-19 WESTMEATH 0-8 By Richard Commins IT won’t mean much in the long term. The maestro, Micko, lost his first game to Leitrim after all. But Glenn Ryan’s reign as Kildare senior football manager got off to a winning…
New Kildare manager Glenn Ryan may have to plan without explosive Naas forward Darragh Kirwan for the early stages of the Allianz Football League after the youngster was forced to miss the county champions' AIB Leinster Club Final defeat to…
NAAS 2-15 SHELMALIERS (Wexford) 1-13 (AET) By Richard Commins Fairytale of New York? Fairytale of Nás na Ríogh more like, the club’s football and hurling teams looking forward to a double helping of provincial finals early in the New Year.…
NAAS 4-11 BLESSINGTON 1-7 By Richard Commins Confident Naas had far too much firepower for Wicklow champions and near-neighbours Blessington as they rounded off a blemish-free weekend for Kildare clubs in the provincial championships. All five men’s football and hurling…
NAAS 2-11 TULLAMORE 3-7 By Richard Commins A bizarre goal four minutes into injury time propelled Naas into an AIB Leinster Club Senior Football Quarter Final tie against nearby Blessington after a see-saw battle with Offaly champions Tullamore in St.…
The Kildare Nationalist Team of the Senior Football Championship 2021. Picking a team of the year is never easy, more so this year than last with no chance to catch up on games via streaming services. As has become an…
To win it after 31 years was one thing. For Naas to take home the Dermot Bourke Cup with a fast, attacking style of football that threatened at one point to blow Sarsfields away was another. Achieving it after parting…
BALYNA 3-10 MAYNOOTH 0-17 By Richard Commins Balyna are Kildare minor football champions for the first time since 1977 after a thrilling “A” final victory over Maynooth in Sunday’s curtain-raiser at St. Conleth’s Park. It was an end-to-end encounter that…