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06 Sept 2025
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06 Sept 2025
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Kildare Lara Curran spins away from the grasp of Offaly Annie Kehoe during the Lidl National Football League Division 3 Round 4 game played at St Conleths Park, Newbridge
Kildare team to play Sligo in the last round of the LidlNFL on Sunday afternoon.
The game takes place in Cloonacool Community Park at 2pm and is as follows:
Rebecca McGuirk Suncroft; Claire Sullivan Carbury, Shauna Kendrick Sarsfields, Gemma Harnett Sarsfields; Louise Scully Ellistown, Lara Gilbert Kildangan Nurney, Trina Duggan Suncroft; Sarah Munnelly Confey, Grace Clifford Eadestown; Lara Curran Milltown, Ciara Wheeler St Laurence, Aoife Rattigan Cappagh; Ellen Dowling Suncroft, Neasa Dooley Castledermot, Mikaela McKenna Na Fianna.
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