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Ruth Sargent in action for Kildare, Photo by Ray McManus/Sportsfile
The Kildare ladies will host Armagh at Cedral St Conleth's Park this Sunday, February 1 in their second 2026 Lidl NFL Division 1 clash with throw-in set for 2pm in Newbridge.
The Lilies are fresh off a brilliant away performance in Cork that saw them leave with a point that they were, in the end, disappointed with after being pegged back by a last-minute free-kick from Katie Quirke.
Meanwhile, Armagh suffered a heavy home defeat, 2-14 to 0-8, to Waterford in their opening round clash but will be in the hunt for a response when they travel south to face Kildare. Armagh outclassed Kildare in their league meeting in 2025 before The Lilies defied the odds to dump The Orchard County out of the All-Ireland Senior Championship last year in the group stages.
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Scores to settle and the fast-moving new rules still applied, this should be a great game.
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