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Sallins Luke Kelly spins away from the covering Ruaidhri Lawlor during the 2025 National Electrical Wholesalers IFC; Grangenolvin's Cillian Bergin carries possession forward, Photos by Sean Brilly
Sallins and Grangenolvin will both get their Leinster Championship campaign's under way at home in Kildare with a double-header set for Cedral St Conleth's Park on November 1.
Junior champions Grangenolvin will raise the curtain at 1:15pm against, in a unique scenario, Offaly Intermediate runners-up St Brigids Croghan, who progress to Leinster Junior action because Offaly IFC winners Tullamore are operating as a second team and therefore are ineligible for Leinster competition.
Kildare's Intermediate kings will serve as the main event with many expectant of big provincial things from the mightily impressive Sallins. They get their campaign under way at 3:15pm against either Grange or Ballon after the Carlow IFC finalists drew 1-7 to 1-7 over the weekend.
WATCH: Barry Kelly grabs Athy's crucial goal in Kildare SFC Final
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