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29 Sept 2022
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29 Sept 2022
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It was a case of déjà vu as we see six repeat games in the Intermediate and Senior Football Championship after the draw was made in St.Conleths Park this evening.
In the Senior grade there was a number of big sharks in the bowel and the standout game sees Athy and Johnstownbridge face off for the second time this year.
Celbridge v Confey and Sarsfields v Eadestown are also facing off again with the final game being Moorefield v Maynooth.
In the Intermediate its far from ideal with the same teams possibly colliding in all four ties which is headlined by the meeting of Clogherinkoe v St.Kevins.
Leixlip v Straffan and Allenwood v Salins again renew acquittances and depending on the result in the Kilcock v Milltown clash on Monday night there could be another repeat.
All games are scheduled to take place next weekend.
Senior Football Championship Quarter-Finals
Moorefield v Maynooth
Sarsfields v Eadestown
Athy v Johnstownbridge
Celbridge v Confey
Intermediate Football Championship Quarter-Finals
Clogherinkoe v St.Kevins
Allenwood v Sallins
Monasterevan v Kilcock/Milltown
Leixlip v Straffan
Naas, senior hurling champions for the fourth year in a row. Photo: Sean Brilly
The late Hugh Hyland
John Burke presents the Minor A Hurling Championship Cup to Bill Hennessy Naas Captain. Photos: Sean Brilly
The vehicle at the scene / Photo: Dublin Fire Brigade
Broadford Captain Eoin Sheehan accepts the Cup from Colm Farrell, Vice Chairman Co. Board following Broadford's win against Wolfe Tones in the Future Ticketing MHC 'B' final at St Conleth's Park
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