Leinster duo Offaly and Kildare sealed promotion to Division Two for 2026 as well as a League final place at Croke Park after Sunday's final round of games. Offaly's win over Kildare last weekend ...

You can check out at any time. More info Panic could have taken hold of Kildare at half-time in Cedral St Conleth's Park but calm heads prevailed to see the Lilywhites top the Division 3 table and ...

IGNORE the scoreline. Antrim battled courageously and contributed in no small part to a highly entertaining battle at Cedral St Conleth’s Park as Kildare put their supporters through the wringer ...

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Mayo kept their Lidl NFL Division 1 survival hopes intact after a nerve-wracking one-point win over Kildare in Swinford Amenity Park. The result means Mayo can stay up if they beat Waterford next ...

Kildare v Meath: Paddy McKenna; Liam O'Reilly Simon Leacy Rian Boran; Daniel O'Meara Cian Boran Paul Dolan; Daire Guerin Cathal McCabe; James Burke Cathal Dowling Muiris Curtin; Jack Sheridan Darragh ...

Kildare and Offaly will battle it out in the Allianz Football League Division 3 final at Croke Park in six days’ time following the conclusion of the third tier’s round games this afternoon. The ...

However, this win came after a second half where Mayo only scored one point, one in which Kildare came within inches of relegating the hosts. Mayo played an inventive brand of running football which ...

They say the scoreboard never lies. Perhaps, but it certainly doesn’t always tell the whole story. Kildare footballers put their supporters through the ringer before securing promotion to Division 2 ...

With Mayo needing to beat Kildare to avoid relegation to Division 1, McHale has given starts to Sinéad Walsh, Sherin El Massry, Aoife Geraghty, Chelsea Doherty and Annie Gough, who replace Maria ...