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The draws for the Aldridge, Keogh and Dowling Cups, this season sponsored by Europcar have been made and will get under way on Saturday February 9
Europcar Aldridge Cup
Group 1: Eadestown, Carbury, Athy, Maynooth
Group 2: Celbridge, Clane, Raheens, Castledermot.
Group 3: Leixlip, Confey, Sarsfields, Round Towers.
Group 4: Moorefield, St Laurences, Johnstownbridge, Naas.
Semi Final Draw: Winners Group 1 v Winners of Group 3 (Winners Group 1 home advantage); winners Group 4 v Winners of Group 2 (Winners Group 4 home advantage).
Europcar Keogh Cup
Group 1: Ellistown, Rathangan, St Kevin’s, Straffan.
Group 2: Monasterevan, Kill, Nurney, Kilcullen.
Group 3: Rheban, Ballyteague, Clogherinkoe, Milltown
Group 4: Kilcock, Suncroft, Sallins, Allenwood.
Semi Final Draw: Winners Group 1 v Winners of Group 3 (Winners Group 1 home advantage); Winners Group 4 v Winners of Group 2 (Winners Group 4 home advantage).
Europcar Dowling Cup
Group 1: Grangenolvan, Ballymore Eustace, Ballykelly, Castlemitchell
Group 2: Caragh, Cappagh, Rathcoffey, Robertstown.
Group 3: Athy 2, Sarsfields 2; Moorefield 2; Naas 2; Celbridge 2.
Winners of Group 1, 2 and 3 in Semi Final; runners up of Group 1 and 2 playoff for Semi Final Spot
Semi Final Draw: Winners Group 1 v Winners of Group 2 (Winners Group 1 home advantage); Winners Group 3 v Winners of Runner up playoff (Winners Group 3 home advantage).
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Ashleigh Byrne, the new Kildare Rose. Picture: Aishling Conway
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