In this week's Leinster Leader Sport

In the Joe Mallon Motors Senior Football Championship there were wins for Naas, Sarsfields, Celbridge and Athy; we carry full and extensive reports of all four quarter-finals.

Meanwhile the quarter-finals of the National Electrical Wholesalers Intermediate Football Championship saw Sallins, Two Mile House, Milltown and St Laurence's, advance to the last eight, all games and picture coverage in this week's edition.

Allenwood retain their senior status while Confey are dominated to the intermediate while St Kevin's will play junior football in 2025, losing out to Monasterevan, reports of both games.

The semi-finals of the Tom Cross Transport JFC saw Grangenolvin and Rathcoffey make it through to the final.

This week the attention turns to the hurling championship with the Senior semi-final down for decision along with the finals of the Senior B, Intermediate, Junior and Junior A, we look ahead to the weekend.

Clane Tennis Club recently held their Annual Club finals, report and coverae of the big day.

Proud days last weekend as both Kilcullen GAA and Straffan GAA officially opened new facilities, picture coverage from both events.

Racing News: a look back at the action in our weekly Kildare Racing News column.

Dogs: Friday night action at Newbridge, report and picture doverage.

KDFL: Leixlip defeat Naas Ballycane Celtic to reach the final of the Masters Cup; along with fixtures, results, senior round-up, notice board and up to date tables.

All that and much more in this week's Leinster Leader ... in the shops now.