Fitzzone Gym is at the centre of an emerging new sport known as ‘Hyrox’.

North Meath showed their pedigree to beat Newbridge in the Leinster Towns Seconds Plate final. 

Brian Dowling has picked his team for the Leinster Senior Hurling Championship tie against Wexford from a near full strength squad

A third win of their league campaign means that Kildare will be playing in Division 1B again in 2027

Nass welcome Queens to Forenaughts this Saturday afternoon in what could be a season-defining game for the Kildare club.

There's GAA, rugby, soccer and horse racing covered on this week's podcast

Katie Williamson believes she and her FloMAX Liffey Celtics team mates are heading into the Women’s Super League National Cup final at just the right time. The Leixlip side goes up against defending Super League champions Killester in the National Basketball Arena on Sunday, looking to make it back-to-back National Cup titles.

It's another positive podcast this week as the wins just keep coming for the Kildare clubs in Leinster 

He may have worn the number two shirt and played a little further forward in the halfback line but Athy’s rugged and attacked minded defender, Sean Moore, looked after his defensive duties and still managed to get forward and score two points to ...

The Kildare Intermediate champions defended heroically when needed and took enough chances in the attacking third to book a place in a Leinster Final

An unforgettable eagle putt on the 18th hole forced a play off and McIlroy eventually defeated Sweden’s Joakim Lagergren after the third extra hole

The final quarter packed in more drama than many entire games but 14 man Naas just about overcame a gutsy Moorefield side

Preparation in the build up to Saturday's Tailteann Cup Final paid off in spades for Alex Beirne

There was no disguising the disappointment felt by Conn McDunphy in the wake of the 2025 Rás Tailteann, the Kilcock cyclist having suffering two heavy crashes over the course of the five-day stage race that put paid to his chances of victory.

All eyes were on Gallopin Des Champs in the Cheltenham Gold Cup today to see if he could make it three Gold Cups in a row. He was heavily backed by the bookies, everyone was waiting with baited breath to see if he could do it.

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