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Naas Charlie Sheridan wins procession ahead of Maynooth Fiachra Lohan
Naas Liam Walsh keeps a tight hold of procession despite the tackling Cathal McCabe Maynooth in the group clash in the SHC; Right Naas manager Tom Mullally
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Naas Liam Walsh keeps a tight hold of procession despite the tackling Cathal McCabe Maynooth in the group clash in the SHC; Right Maynooth manager Tom Walsh
Athy's Paschal Connell and Danny Egan of Clane
Garry Ringrose during a Leinster Rugby squad training session at UCD in Dublin. Photo by Harry Murphy/Sportsfile
Newbridge utd's Ryan Kearney wins the header from Derry Rovers Tadhg McBride. Photo: Michael Anderson
Who will win the first-ever Kildare SHC B Championship as Naas take on Éire Óg Corra Choill
Straffan goalkeeper Matthew Duggan breaks free from the hold of Robertstown Jason Butler in the JFC semi-final
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A car park at the ploughing championships in Ratheniska.
Line Out, with Shane Foley up, on their way to winning the Irish Cesarewitch in 2021 at The Curragh Racecourse in Kildare. Photo by Harry Murphy/Sportsfile
Photo from a previous event, entries still open for Athy Triathlon club annual Junior Duathlon event
Kill Carl Lennox holds off the challenges of Grangenolvin Oran Bergin, Photos: Sean Brilly
Gozen and Leigh Roche win the Irish Stallion Farms EBF Fillies’ Maiden over 7 furlongs at Punchestown on Tuesday for Curragh trainer Michael O’Callaghan. Photo: Patrick McCann/Racing Post
Fergal Conway, Celebridge, and Darragh Kirwan, Naas, battle for possession in the SFC semi-final. Photo: Michael Anderson
Ballyteague Fionn Murphy spins on to the loose ball ahead of Caragh Cathal McKennedy, Photos by Sean Brilly
Athgarvan beat Cappagh in goal-packed play-off
James Roe Jr. (left) on the podium with teammates Sebastian Balthasar and Riccardo Ponzio
Eamonn Callaghan on the attack for Naas against Celbridge
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