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06 Sept 2025
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06 Sept 2025
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Gavin Burke on the attack for Two Mile House against Sallins last night
Kilcullen booked their place in the IFC and in doing so sent Ballymore Eustace in a relegation battle while Nurney defeated a poor Kill side but they (Kill) are still standing as they finished third in their group and advance to the preliminary quarter finals.
RESULTS TO DATE
SHC quarter final: Ardclough 1-15 Eire Og Corrachoill0-8.
SHC Relegation Play-off: Coill Dubh 3-17 Clane 3-13.
Tom Cross JFC: Section B Ballykelly 4-16 Castlelmitchell 3-7; Robertstown 3-12 Cappagh 1-13.
Pattman Traffic IFC, Group D: Nurney 1-14 Kill 0-5; Kilcullen 1-11 Ballymore Eustace 0-9.
WEEKEND FIXTURES:
Saturday September 8:
At St Conleth's Park: SFC Athy v Leixlip 15.45; Celbridge v Sarsfields 17.30; IFC, Ballyteague v St Kevin's 14.00.
At Hawkfield: SFC Confey v Eadestown 17.30. IFC Round Towers v Carbury 16.45; Straffan v Rathangan 14.00.
Sunday September 9:
At St Conleth's Park: SFC Naas v St Laurence's 16.15; Moorefield v Johnstownbridge 18.00; IFC Clogherinkoe v Allenwood 14.30.
At Hawkfield: SFC Maynooth v Castledermot 16.15; Clane vRaheens 18.00; IFC Suncroft v Kilcock 14.30.
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