'Pure nostalgia' - Throwback pictures from the last time Ireland reached World Cup in 2002
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26 Mar 2026
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26 Mar 2026
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The roller-coaster of the 2025 Allianz Football League for Kildare continued on Saturday evening at Cedral St Conleth's Park, Newbridge, when in front of a mighty attendance of 6,950, saw Brian Flanagan's side record their fourth straight victory when defeating neighbours Laois by no less than a dozen points.
It was The Lilies second time this season to reverse losses incurred in 2024 having already defeated Fermanagh in the opening round.
Now with wins over the aforementioned Fermanagh, Sligo, Leitrim and now Laois, it keeps Kildare firmly on track for promotion, the number one objective of 2025.
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