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David Qualter of Kildare prepares to take a free during the Joe McDonagh Cup final match between Kildare and Laois at Croke Park and Kevin Feely in action for Kildare, Photos by Sportsfile
The Joe McDonagh Cup champions are first up at 4pm on Saturday, June 14 as they face Dublin in the All-Ireland Senior Hurling Championship in a preliminary quarter-final. That will be followed the Kildare footballers facing Offaly, a team they have fallen twice to already this year, in the quarter final of the Tailteann Cup.
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