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18 May 2022
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Darragh Kirwan starts his first League game on Sunday
The Kildare team to take on Monaghan in the vital Allianz Football League on Sunday at St Conleth's Park, shows three changes from the side that lost to Armagh last time out.
Aaron O'Neill returns between the sticks while Kevin Feely starts in midfield while Naas man, Darragh Kirwan earns his first start in this season's League.
Mark Donnellan, Aaron Masterson and Paddy Woodgate drop to the bench
KILDARE v Monaghan: Aaron O'Neill; Mick O'Grady cpt, Shea Ryan, Ryan Houlihan; Jack Sargent, James Murray, Daragh Ryan; Kevin Feely, Kevin Flynn; Fergal Conway, Ben McCormack, Paul Cribbin; Darragh Kirwan, Daniel Flynn, Jimmy Hyland.
Multiple arrests made as detectives swoop on League of Ireland match-fixing scandal
yan Sinkey of Kildare in action against Nathan Fitzgerald of Dublin during the Electric Ireland Leinster Minor Football Championship Final
Minister of Health Stephen Donnelly’s tweet included a video about the Cabinet decision to support the relocation of the National Maternity Hospital received hundreds of retweets. Pic: Twitter
The roundabout at Kilcullen Road, Naas
Kildare County Council announced the news. File Pic
39,000 Irish farmers to receive millions of euro in GLAS payments this week
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