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Naas forward Killian Harrington gets away from chasing Maynooth man Ciaran Dunne
Kildare champions Naas will face Carlow's Mount Leinster Rangers in Netwatch Cullen Park, Carlow this Sunday, November 9 in the AIB Leinster Club Senior Hurling Championship with throw-in scheduled for 1:30pm.
Wexford referee Eamonn Furlong will be officiating with extra-time and winners on the day provisions to be deployed if necessary.
Naas made it seven Kildare Senior hurling titles in a row a couple of weeks ago when they got the better of Maynooth, who never really looking like they could put their opponents under any real danger, but nevertheless hung in well and, despite eight points separating the sides in the end, it was a tad flattering for Tom Mulally's side.
Naas' opponents on Sunday are Mount Leinster Rangers, a side that Naas manager Mulally and his coach Christy Kealy, will have fond memories of having won Leinster Intermediate Club champions (defeating Celbridge in the final) in 2011 and then advanced to the All-Ireland final in early 2012 defeating where they defeated Middletown Na Fianna.
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