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06 Sept 2025
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Paul Divilly
Paul Divilly makes a welome return to the Kildare team for Saturday's AHL Division 2A clash against Kerry, a game that takes place at St Conleth's, throw-in 2 pm.
The Confey man has been out through injury for most of the season but has been working hard to get himself back fit. Having played in a couple of challenges recently he now gets the go-ahead to start in this vital game against Kerry who have lost just one game, their last one against League favourites, Offaly, albeit by a late sideline cut that saw The Faithful get over the line by a single point.
Kildare remain unbeaten since last season and a win here would, at least set them up for a home semi-final.
AHL Division 2A, Round 4, Saturday March 11, St Conleth's Park, throw-in 2 pm.
KILDARE v Kerry: Paddy McKenna; Niall Ó Muineacháin, Simon Leacy, Cormac Byrne; Cian Shanahan, Rian Boran, Conan Boran; Paul Dolan, Cathal McCabe; James Burke, Gerry Keegan, Paul Divilly; Brian Byrne, Declan Flaherty, Cathal Dowling.
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