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Brilliant day for Kildare GAA as two Leinster club titles are garnered.
Sallins come through stern test to win Leinster Intermediate title: extensive report, reaction and comment.
Graingenolvin withstand strong second half comeback and are crowned Leinster Junior Champions, extensive report, reaction and comment.
The Boys from The village deliver (Tommy Callaghan);
Another strong financial year reported at Kildare GAA Annual Convention, after a very successful season in both football and hurling.
Jack Higgins Cup returns to Naas as the county town capture U23 'A' title, other U23 final wins for Allenwood, Kilcock and St Edward's, reports and picture coverage from all finals.
Picture Special: Millicent Golf Club appoint first Lady President.
Rugby: Naas go down to UCC in final game before the break.
Racing and Dogs report from the last week.
Golf: Kildare's Lauren Walsh gains her Tour Card.
Punchestown awarded Racecourse of the Year.
Soccer: Clane defeat Suncroft in U20 Premier.
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