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Conn Kilpatrick of Tyrone and Callum Bolton of Kildare during the Allianz Football League Division 2 match between Tyrone and Kildare at O'Neill's Healy Park in Omagh, Photo by Ramsey Cardy/Sportsfile
When the National Football League fixtures for 2026 were released, Kildare vs Offaly was highlighted as one of the key games for both teams' Division 2 campaigns and they face off this Saturday, January 31 in Cedral St Conleth's Park.
Throw-in for this game is set for 6pm and, on paper, should be a brilliant encounter based on the very recent history between these two sides.
You can buy tickets by clicking the link here.
Adult - €20
Student/OAP - €15
Juvenile - €5
Offaly edged Kildare twice in the league in 2025 but The Lilies got the better of The Faithful en-route to Tailteann Cup glory later in the year. This is a crucial fixture for both of the newly-minted Division 2 team's as they seek to maintain that status into 2027 at the very least.
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