23/09/2021
23/09/2021
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Eadestown Hazel McLoughlin skips her way through the Sarsfields challenges during the Ladies Senior Football Championship Final
Eadestown were crowned Kildare Ladies SFC champions on Saturday following their two point win over Sarsfields in a cracking final in Hawkfield.
Maynooth prevailed in the intermediate while Kill had an impressive victory over Na Fianna in the Junior A decider.
Full rsults:
LADIES SENIOR CHAMPIONSIP FINAL
Eadestown 1-13 Sarsfields 0-14
LADIES INTERMEDIATE CHAMPIONSIP FINAL
Maynooth 3-11 Kilcullen 1-14
JUNIOR A CHAMPIONSHIP FINAL
Kill 2-13 Na Fianna 1-7.
Full reports in this week's Leinster Leader.
Junior C Champ semi finals
Ellistown 5-11 Castledermot 3-06
Two Mile House 4.07 Sallins 1.09
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MACE Regional Manager, Liam Attridge, presenting Aoibhe Lawlor and Amy Lewis, the MACE Community Child and Youth Unsung Heroes, with their cheque for €1,000. The MACE Unsung Heroes initiative
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