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04 Apr 2026

Three players make first starts as Kildare Hurling team is named for Kehoe Cup clash with Wicklow

james burke kildare hurling
The Kildare Hurlers have made a number of changes for their round 3 Kehoe Cup clash with Wicklow tomorrow afternoon.   There are three players who will make their first starts as Moorefield's Reece Gavin, Ardclough's Aran Kelly and Clane's Mark Doyle come into the team.   Gavin and Kelly both appeared off the bench in the penalty shoot-out defeat to Meath while Doyle comes in for the injured Christy Ring Player of the year Paddy McKenna.   Kildare only had five subs on the bench for the opening round defeat but they have improved in that regard with James Burke a notable returnee to the squad.   As well as Burke, James Dolan and Rian Boran will hope to get game time as things go up a notch in preparation for the National League.   Manager David Herity will be a notable absentee from the sideline as he is currently on Honeymoon.   Throw-in at St.Conleths Park is at 2.00 P.M     Kildare team to play Wicklow:
  1. Mark Doyle - Clane
  2. Conor Gordon - Coill Dubh
  3. John Doran - Leixlip
  4. Cathal Derivan- Leixlip
  5. Sean Christiansen - Clane
  6. Martin Fitzgerald - Ardclough
  7. Diarmuid Cahill - Coill Dubh
  8. Paul Divilly -Confey
  9. Aran Kelly - Ardclough
  10. Barry Cormack - Eire Og Chorrachoill
  11. Brian Byrne - Naas
  12. Reece Gavin- Moorefield
  13. Conor Dowling - Naas
  14. Bernard Deay - Clane
  15. Caolan Smith - Clane
 
  1. Paddy McKenna - Clane
  2. Brian Waters - St. Laurence's
  3. James Dolan - Eire Og Chorrachoill
  4. James Burke - Naas
  5. Rian Boran - Naas
  6. Paul Feerick- Confey
  7. Kevin Whelan- Naas
  8. Ryan Casey- Coill Dubh
 

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