In this week's Leinster Leader Sport

Maynooth shock Naas to book a place in the Joe Mallon Motors SFC for the first time since 1916.

Sarsfields too strong for Celbridge with powerful second half display.

The National Electrical Wholesalers IFC ended in a dramatic draw with Suncroft converting a two-pointer free in time added to gain a draw against Milltown. Full report and comment.

The Tom Cross Transport Junior Football final was a cracking game with St Kevin’s edging out Cappagh; extensive report and picture coverage.

The Final Whistle: Steady hand on the tiller can get the integration done (Tommy Callaghan);

Athgarvan take silverware in JFC ‘A’ final, full report.

Carbury and Caragh retain intermediate status as Allenwood and Kilcock clash to avoid relegation.

Wins for Eadestown and Rathangan in Minor B and C finals.

Eadestown and Clane to meet in SFC ‘A’ final.

Kilcullen retain intermediate status with win over Straffan.

A look ahead to this weekend’s UPMC SHC decider.

Picture Special: Sallins GAA celebrate big win 25 years ago.

Rugby: Newbridge pipped by Longford in Leinster League.

Another busy week on the racing front, we look back.

Usual extensive Friday night report from Newbridge dog track.

Soccer: Dunlavin capture Division 3 Cup; Coill Dubh advance in the U19 Cup; plus all the results, fixtures, noticeboard and up-to-date tables.

All that and much more in this week’s Leinster Leader ... in the shops now.