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Knockout stages to be decided in SFC - News - Kildare Nationalist (opens the original)
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We’re down to the final round of group games in the Joe Mallon Motors Senior Football Championship and with only the top two in each group progressing to the quarter-finals and the other eight teams going into the ‘A’ Championship and the battle against relegation, RICHARD COMMINS looks ahead to the weekend’s action. So far so good for the top four seeds in the championship with Athy, Naas, Celbridge and Sarsfields all on maximum points in their groups. Champions Athy, who stuttered against Kilc
Issue of capacity at Cedral St Conleths Park raised at County Board meeting - News - Kildare Nationalist (opens the original)
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The thorny question of the true capacity of St Conleth’s Park had an airing right at the end of the Kildare County Board meeting on Tuesday night and it’s fair to say delegates were left scratching their heads as they disappeared into the Newbridge night air. The issue was brought forward in the context of Club Kildare members being unable to obtain tickets for the Kerry championship game in June, a game that saw the ‘sold out’ signs go up but an official attendance of 9,957 returned despite the
Former All-Star leads the queries at animated County Board meeting - News - Kildare Nationalist (opens the original)
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Former Kildare All-Star Martin Lynch lit the touchpaper for a two-hour Kildare County Board meeting tonight as he passionately criticised the mindset of the Kildare senior football set-up on a night when Chairman Mick Mullen had to withstand a barrage of criticism following his update on this summer’s “comprehensive review” of Brian Flanagan’s second year in charge of the team. Mullen confirmed that Flanagan, who is in the middle of a four-year term, would have Davy Burke as lead coach, with Arm
Milltown lay out Championship credentials with double digit opening round win - News - Kildare Nationalist (opens the original)
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NATIONAL ELECTRICAL WHOLESALERS INTERMEDIATE FOOTBALL CHAMPIONSHIP GROUP 3 – ROUND 1 Milltown feature heavily in conversations around potential Intermediate champions and rightly so having reached the last four in the last two seasons. But they’ll realise they’ll need to improve on Friday night’s opening Group C clash against local rivals Ballyteague in Cedral St Conleth’s Park if they’re to add the Intermediate crown to the Junior crown they won three years ago. Yes, they won, and yes, the ten-
Who in Kildare can step up to the grade at Intermediate level? - News - Kildare Nationalist (opens the original)
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This weekend sees the start of the National Electrical Wholesalers Intermediate Football Championship and with a new format in place for 2026 RICHARD COMMINS casts his eyes over the runners and riders across the four groups. With the change in format this year, teams will have to get straight to the pitch of things at the weekend. As a reminder, the Preliminary Round is no more and only the top two teams in each group will progress into the knockout stages with teams finishing third and fourth c
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