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Kildare's Mae Donovan in action
Kildare Camogie get their 2026 season underway on Saturday, February 14 away to Roscommon in their first game in Division 3A of the National League. Throw-in is set for 2pm in St Aidan’s GAA, Ballyforan and the fixture will also mark new manager Rob O'Neill's first game in charge.
Below is the full fixture for list for Kildare Camogie as they tackle National League Division 3A:
Kildare v Roscommon (Away) - February 14
Kildare vs Wicklow (Away) February 21
Kildare vs Armagh (Home) - February 28
Kildare Bye - March 7
Kildare vs Tyrone (Home) - March 21
It is an unusual fixture structure for Kildare who set off with three back-to-back games before a two-week break ahead of their final outing. The Lilies are the only side who will have a fortnight gap between fixtures and whether that is a benefit or a hindrance remains to be seen. Of the five teams, only Kildare and Roscommon are in action in all three of the first three gameweeks.
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