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Naas Ali McDermott tries to go past the covering Mick O'Grady Celbridge during Round 3 of the SFC game played at St Conleths Park
The Kildare senior and intermediate football championships (Group stages) came to an end today and quarter finals, and relegation semi finals all decided.
There were no big shocks in either senior or intermediate and while Naas gave Celbridge a major scare playing some delightful football in the opening half, Celbridge, re-grouped, stepped up a gear and won by a point in the end.
Elsewhere there were wins for Round Towers, Athy and Clane.
JOE MALLON MOTORS SFC: Round 3 results
Celbridge 2-10 Naas 0-15; Round Towers 3-16 Confey 1-6; Athy 1-14 Monasterevan 0-10; Clane 0-13 Castledermot 0-12.
SFC quarter final draw: Sarsfields v Raheens; Moorefield v Johnstownbridge; Celbridge v Round Towers; Athy v Clane.
Relegation semi finals: Monasterevan v Confey; Eadestown v Maynooth.
PITTMAN TRAFFIC IFC: Round 3 results
Ballyteague 2-11 Straffan 1-11; Suncroft 4-16 Kilcock 1-10; Milltown 0-00 Ellistown 0-00; Kilcock 2-20 Ballymore Eustace 1-5.
Pittman Traffic quarter final pairings:
Allenwood v Leixlip; Two Mile House v Clogherinkoe; Ballytegue v Ballymore Eustace; Suncroft v Kilcock.
TOM CROSS JFC round 3 results
Caragh 6-17 Ardclough 0-8; Robertstown 3-12 Ballykelly 0-11; Rathcoffey 1-16 Rheban 1-10; Kill 2-12 Grangenolvan 2-5.
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