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27 Sept 2025

Kildare minors beat Louth to round off perfect group stages

Niall Cronin's side make it three from three in this year's Leinster Championship

Kildare minors vs Louth

Kildare midfielder Evan Boyle competes for the loose ball with Westmeath Daragh Lough in the Leinster MFC, Round 2 game at Kinnegad, Photo by Sean Brilly

Electric Ireland Leinster MFC Round 3

Kildare 0-12

Louth 0-6

Kildare beat Louth to make it three wins from three in their Leinster Minor Football Championship so far.

The Lilies won both halves 0-6 to 0-3 and ran out comfortable winners in the end with both sides already qualified for the next round.

Best for the home side was Ruaidhrí Lawlor, who has been a shining light throughout this campaign so far. The Larries player notched 0-3 on the day and was superb all round against The Wee County.

Kildare, Ruaidhrí Lawlor 0-3, Brian Caffrey 0-2, Ronan Kelly 0-2 (0-1 frees), Harry Donnelly 0-1 (0-1 frees), Luke Murray 0-1, Liam Kenny 0-1, Tadhg Donlon 0-1, Evan Boyle 0-1.

Louth, Cillian McQuillan 0-2, Luke Keenan 0-1, Michael McGlew 0-1, Tadgh Devanny 0-1, Conor Clinton 0-1.

KILDARE: Conor McDonnell; Rian Beagan, Liam McDonald, Cian Cahill; Paddy Ryan, Finn Dowling, Liam Kenny; Evan Boyle, Ruaidhri Lawlor; Luke Murray, Ronan Kelly, Mick O'Toole; Brian Caffrey, Harry Donnelly, Tadhg Donlon. Subs: Austin Donegan for Mick O'Toole (Half-time), Dylan O'Dwyer for Luke Murray (42 minutes), Peter Fagan for Harry Donnelly (49 minutes), Adam Poole for Paddy Ryan (57 minutes), Oisín Molloy for Liam Kenny (59 minutes).

LOUTH: Senon Connolly; Shane McMahon, Ciaran Devine, Donnacha Skinnander; Conor Clinton, Ben McKeown, Michael McGlew; Tom Maguire, Michael O'Shaughnessy; Tadgh Devanny, Luke Keenan, Cillian McQuillan; Fionn Coyle, Andrew O'Reilly. Subs: Ruairi Carpenter for Shane McMahon (Half-time), Emmet Duffy for Tom Maguire (35 minutes), Brendan Cassidy for Joe Hanlon (42 minutes), Flynn Markey for Luke Keenan (54 minutes), Ryan Nugent for Andrew O'Reilly (56 minutes).

Referee: Seamus Farrelly (Dublin)

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