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A massive weekend for Kildare as both the county senior hurlers and footballers are in action in the Leinster championship.
The hurlers take on Wexford on Saturday, we carry an extended interview with star forward Muiris Curtin.
The county senior footballers take on Laois on Sunday, we chat with captain Kevin Feely who looks back on the league and forward to the provincial series.
Minor footballers make it two wins from two.
County U20 hurlers go down to Galway, extensive reports from both games.
The Final Whistle: A lot at stake in crazy cramped season (Tommy Callaghan)
Golf: results from the Fairways.
Naas AFC seeking support for ambitious fund-raising campaign.
Senior Football League: Round 4 with some surprising wins and losses and some big scores.
Racing: a look back on the Racing Scene in Kildare.
Dogs: extensive report from Friday's meet at Cornelscourt.
KDFL: Clane United capture U20 Cup defeating Newbridge Town in final, extensive report.
Soccer: Part 1 of a two-part soccer series looking ahead to the new season, just under way.
All that and much more in this week's Leinster Leader ... in the shops now.
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