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06 Sept 2025
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06 Sept 2025
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Ballyteague's Jimmy Hyland tries to get away from John Jennings and Shane Crowley of Raheens in the drawn Intermediate Football quarter final at Hawkfield on Saturday last
It took an exceptional free from Ballyteague's Stephen Connolly, late in the game, to force a draw against Raheens (1-12 apiece) on Saturday evening last at Hawkfield in the Kildare IFC quarter final.
Tonight, Thursday September 15, again at Hawkfield the sides will go at it again in what should be another tight and exciting game.
Ballyteague may be without county minor star, Jimmy Hyland, who reportedly picked up a knee injury playing for Aylmer Gaels in the MFC on Tuesday evening so The Larks will be hoping that that injury is not as serious as initially throught.
Could be a cracking contest, throw-in at 7.30.
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