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Kildare corner-back Daniel O Meara offloads possession ahead of Laois full-forward Jer Quinlan in their Joe McDonagh Cup clash, Photo by Sean Brilly
Kildare will face Down in the final round of the Joe McDonagh Cup group stage in Cedral St Conleth's Park this Saturday, May 24 at 2pm.
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The Lilies go into this game off the back of two of the most significant wins in Kildare hurling history with victories away from home against both Laois and Carlow.
Locked on six points with those two sides, who face one another on the final day, a win over Down will ensure Kildare progress to the Joe McDonagh Cup final. If The Lilies are to slip up, they will be hoping that there is a result in the other fixture to avoid missing out if Laois and Carlow were to draw.
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