29 Nov 2021
29 Nov 2021
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Trina Duggan, Kildare captain for Ladies game v Sligo on Saturday
Kildare take on Sligo in a vital Lidl Ladies NFL Division 2, Round 5 game on Saturday at St Conleth’s Park, Newbridge, at 2 pm.
Manager, Morgan O’Callaghan and his selectors have named the following team with Suncroft’s Trina Duggan names as team captain.
KILDARE: Aoife Molyneaux Kilcullen; Tara Hallinan Leixlip, Rose Mernagh Eadestown, Rachel Cribbin Balyna; Shauna Kendrick Sarsfields, Rachael Corrigan Naas, Michelle Curley Moorefield; Róisín Byrne Sarsfields, Aisling Curley Moorefield; Grace Clifford Eadestown, Molly Price Sarsfields, Trina Duggan Suncroft; Louise Scully Ellistown, Ellen Dowling Suncroft, Orlaith Kirwan Maynooth.
Rest of squad Aoife Wosser Cappagh; Rachel Reidy Na Fianna; Aine Mulligan Cappagh; Aoife Mulligan Cappagh; Joanne Mulligan Cappagh; Shannon Doheny Naas; Mikaela McKenna Na Fianna; Eadaoin Connolly Rathangan; Niamh Sinnott Monasterevan; Chloe Foy Suncroft.
Pic: the late Fr Colum Swan, Kandle.ie
Martyn Allan of IKEA with first customer David Bolger from Athy with Kieran Clancy, and Deborah Anderson of IKEA. PHOTO: ANDRES POVEDA
Pic: Supplied - Zoey Coffey
RIP to the late Inez Connolly, Darby de Courcy MacDonnell and Sheila Donegan
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