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Graham Waters of Raheens in action, Photo by Sean Brilly
Raheens vs Caragh, Leixlip vs Castledermot and Rathcoffey vs Robertstown have all had date or time changes ahead of the coming weekend's action.
Raheens vs Caragh in Aldridge Cup Group B, which was originally set for Saturday, February 14, has been moved to Tuesday, February 24 at 8pm and remains in Tom Lawler Park.
Rathcoffey and Robertstown have had their Dowling Cup quarter-final brought forward to Friday, February 13 with an 8pm throw-in in Rathcoffey GAA. Extra-time and winner on the day provisions apply for that game.
Further down the line, Leixlip and Castledermot's meeting in Keogh Cup Group B on Saturday, February 28 will now get underway at 1pm.
Away from club action, the Kildare men's footballers face Derry in their third Allianz Football League Division 2 game in Cedral St Conleth's Park at 6:30pm on Saturday, February 14.
Also on Saturday, the Kildare camogie team travel to Roscommon for their opening National League Division 3A clash with Roscommon. Throw-in at St Aidan's GAA, Ballyforan is set for 2pm.
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