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Athy's Colm Moran, Sallins' James Dalton, Clane's Caolan Smith and Grangenolvin's Nathan Doyle all in 2025 Leinster Championship action
Kildare clubs are still competing on all three fronts on the footballing side of things as we reach the provincial finals stage. Athy will face Ballyboden St Enda's in the Leinster SFC Final on Saturday, December 6 with Sallins and Grange's respective deciders taking place on Sunday, December 14.
In the small ball game, Clane are readying for their decider against Davidstown Courtnacuddy on December 7 with full details, as much as we have them, of all games listed below.
Saturday, December 6
AIB Leinster Club Senior Football Championship
Venue: Croke Park, Athy V Ballyboden St. Enda’s 16:30, Referee: Alan Coyne
Sunday, December 7
AIB Leinster Club Junior Hurling Championship Final
Venue: Manguard Park Pitch 1, Clane V Davidstown Courtnacuddy 13:30, Referee: Owen Beehan
Sunday, December 14
AIB Leinster Club Intermediate Football Championship Final
Venue: Cedral St. Conleths, Sallins V Tubberclair 13:30 (TBC), Referee: Stephen Fagan
AIB Leinster Club Junior Football Championship Final
Venue: Carlow Venue TBC, Fighting Cocks V Grangenolvin 13:30 (TBC), Referee: Colm McCullough
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