Jamie Osborne is set to line up on the right wing for the crunch tie against the French

A Leinster Championship winner in 1956 with Kildare, Des was known as the Lord Mayor of Clane due to his work in the local community

What was billed as a crunch tie between two local promotion rivals turned into a very one sided affair

When Kildare hurlers succumbed to Down in their opening league game in Ballycran it left no room for error in their remaining five games if they’re to achieve their goal of promotion from Division 2 of the Allianz League.

It may not have been as aesthetically pleasing as the opening round over Fermanagh but the manner in which Kildare were able to dig in and grind out a win away to Sligo was in many ways more satisfying for manager Brian Flanagan

LEINSTER PPS (NORTH) SENIOR FOOTBALL “B” FINALARDSCOIL RATH IOMGHÁIN 2-9 ST PETER’S COLLEGE DUNBOYNE 4-10 AFTER being thirteen points down in the first quarter Ard Scoil Rath Iomgháin fought back to trail by six points at half time and brought it to ...

Áine O'Connor top scored and was one of five players in double figures as FloMAX Liffey Celtics recorded an impressive Paudie O'Connor Cup semi-final win

Numerous Kildare Gaelic footballers will begin their Sigerson cup campaigns on Friday. The prestigious third level gaelic football competition kicked off on Tuesday, with Ulster University defeating ATU Sligo in Sligo.

The 2024–25 Paudie O’Connor National Cup finalists will be determined on Saturday afternoon at Neptune Stadium, where three of the top four teams in the Women’s Super League standings will play in the National Cup semi-finals.

As always, the Lawlor's Of Naas Novice Hurdle attracted a number of high class entries

Sam Prendergast scored 20 of Leinster's 35 points as Leo Cullen's team began their Champions Cup campaign with an emphatic away win against Bristol Bears

WILL Connors returned to his Alma Mater of Clongowes Wood and his childhood club of North Kildare RFC on Tuesday, as Leinster continued with their successful visits to the clubs in the province.

The doom mongers reckon we won’t see action before the turn of the decade