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06 Sept 2025
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Round Towers Mark Scanlon holds off the challenge of Athy Danny O'Keeffe during the Senior Football Championship game played at St Conleths Park, Newbridge
Castledermot, Division 2 League champions, shocked Division 1 and Leinster Leader Cup holders, Naas, in the opening game of the Kildare SFC at St Conleth's Park, Newbridge, this afternoon.
After a game in which the sides were level on seven occasions, Castledermot eventually pulled two points clear to record an excellent win in the opening Group 2 Round 1 game.
Meanwhile Johnstownbridge, in control for most of the game, just about scraped over Clane by a point while Athy proved too strong for Round Towers in the third SFC game at Newbridge.
In Hawkfield Eadestown got the better of Two Mile House.
RESULTS TO DATE:
Joe Mallon Renault Motors SFC:
Group 2, Round 1: Castledermot 0-11 Naas 0-9.
Group 4, Round 1: Johnstownbridge 0-12 Clane 1-8;
Group 4, Round 1: Athy 2-10 Round Towers 0-8.
Group 1, Round 1: Eadestown 2-12 Two Mile House 1-9.
Pittman Traffic Intermediate Football Championship:
Group 1, Round 1: Rathangan 1-15 Ellistown 0-13.
Group 4, Round 1: Kilcock 0-8 Ballyteague 0-7;
Group 3, Round 1: Allenwood 0-14 Sallins 1-6.
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