Sports News from Kildare Now

  • by Daragh Nolan
    The Camogie Association has launched a nationwide appeal for historical materials to contribute to the GAA Library and Archives. The items required includes, but is not limited to; minute books, convention reports, match programmes and souvenir programmes (i.e. opening of grounds), publications (boo
  • by Tommy Callaghan
    The fixtures for the Allianz Football and Hurling Leagues 2025 have been confirmed. In football Kildare will have three home games and four away while the hurlers will have three at home and three away. ALLIANZ FOOTBALL LEAGUE DIVISION 3 ROUND 1 Saturday 25 January Cedral St. Conleth's, Newbridge 17
  • by Daragh Nolan
    While the election counts were getting into full swing on Saturday morning delegates from all over the country were gathering in GAA Headquarters at Croke Park for what was probably the most important meeting since the Ban was removed back in 1971. That infamous rule, known as 'The Ban' was a rule i
  • by Tommy Callaghan
    When a team has played in the last six provincial championship finals, winning five of them and adding one Hogan Cup title for good measure, a preliminary quarter-final victory shouldn’t rank too highly in the list of achievements. But for those who were there to see Cormac Hughes’ side come back fr
  • by Daragh Nolan
    Caragh 0-13 Naomh Mearnóg 0-8 The dream lives on. And if anything is getting even better. Caragh, Kildare intermediate football champions and now club champions of Leinster. The boys in maroon now become the seventh club from the shorgrass to take provincial honours, joining Allenwood, Two Mile Hous
  • by Daragh Nolan
    Na Dúnaibh 1-7 Kilcock 0-7 Na Dúnaibh are through to the All-Ireland Club JFC final after a battling effort on home soil just about held off the challenge of Kilcock. In the end, it was captain Sinead McBride’s golden three-pointer at the midpoint of the first-half that ultimately settled matters. A
  • by Tommy Callaghan
    Caragh are crowned Leinster Club Intermediate Football Champions following their won over Dublin champions Naomh Mearnóg in Parnell Park on Sunday, extensive report, reaction and comment. Raheens are crowned Westgrove Hotel Clane U23 'A' champions following their win over Celbridge at the weekend; o
  • by Tommy Callaghan
    Caragh have been crowned AIB Leinster Club Intermediate Football champions following a brilliant five point win over Dublin champions Naomh Mearnóg at Parnell Park this afternoon. It was a magnificent second half from Michael Browne's side that saw them get over the line after a tough game but well
  • by Tommy Callaghan
    Raheens were crowned Westgrove Hotel, Clane, U23 'A' Football champions and with it capturing the Jack Higgins Cup, following a seven point win over Celbridge at Manguard Park, this Saturday evening. Celbrige led at the break by one, 1-3 to 0-5 and looked to be on their way when Killian Browne found
  • by Daragh Nolan
    New Kildare ladies manager Pat Sullivan's backroom has been ratified with potentially two more addition to come after the next County Board meeting. Manager – Pat Sullivan Football Coaches – Noel O'Connor & Sean O'Kane S&C Coaches: Noah Mellors & Ciaran Burke Nutritionist: Paul Cox Performance Psych