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06 Sept 2025
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Jack Sheridan
Fourteen man Kildare retained their Christy Ring status for 2020 coming from behind to defeat London in Ruislip on a final score line of Kildare 2-19 London 2-16.
The hero on the day was Naas' Jack Sheridan who hit the final 1-3 to get The Lilies over the line.
Meanwhile Kildare Ladies opened their championship campaign, repeating their League win over Longford at St Conleth's Park. It was a bit of nervy ending but in the end girls deservedly held out for a 2-16 to 3-8 win.
Meanwhile the Kildare U20 footballers suffered their second defeat of the week when going under to Galway in the Development competition, in a game played Pearse Park, Longford.
The final score read Galway 1-18 Kildare 0-10 but in reality the defeat could have been a lot heavier as Galway missed a host of goal chances in both halves.
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