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06 Sept 2025
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06 Sept 2025
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Kilcock's Cian Duke gets away from Ronan Toft of Kilcullen in the Courtyard Hotel, Leixlip, Intermediate Football Championship round 1 replay at Hawkfield. Photo: Adrian Melia
Kilcock got the better of Kilcullen in Thursday evening’s Court Yard Hotel Leixlip IFC Round 1 replay at Hawkfield Centre of Excellence.
Having drawn in a dull encounter on Sunday last the sides went at it again last evening and were still locked together at 0-5 each at the break.
However on the resumption Kilcock gradually pulled clear helped by a black card for influential Kilcullen full back Franny Shortt in the 46 minute along with a missed penalty (well saved by Kilcock keeper Shane Stone), the favourites pulled clear to win on a final score line of Kilcock 0-11 Kilcullen 0-6.
Full report in next week’s Leinster Leader.
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