Here are the seven games the Leinster Leader are covering LIVE this weekend

Round Towers forward Jay O'Brien with Ballyteague men Padraic Hanley and Brian McGrath in pursuit, Photo by Sean Brillyplaceholder image
Round Towers forward Jay O'Brien with Ballyteague men Padraic Hanley and Brian McGrath in pursuit, Photo by Sean Brilly | FREELANCE

The Leinster Leader and Kildare Now will be covering seven games from the start of the National Electrical Wholesalers Intermediate Football Championship this weekend

The Leinster Leader and Kildare Now will be doing live updates from seven games this weekend as the National Electrical Wholesalers IFC roars into action. Tommy Callaghan and Daragh Nolan will be giving score by score updates, in-game analysis and all you need to know during and after the Kildare GAA Club Championships’ biggest games.

Milltown are looking to go deep in the IFC once again and they raise the curtain on this year’s championship against Ballyteague. Perhaps the game of the weekend comes last on the schedule at 3:45pm on Sunday when two contenders face off in Round 1 as last year’s beaten finalists St Laurence’s face Round Towers as both look to bounce back to senior level after recent year relegations.

See the full list of this weekend’s coverage below;

Friday, August 7

IFC Group C - Ballyteague V Milltown, 7:45pm - Venue: Cedral St. Conleths Park, Referee: Ken Doyle.

Saturday, August 8

IFC Group B - Kilcullen V Monasterevan, 3:30pm - Venue: Cedral St. Conleths Park, Referee: Jamie Lyons.

IFC Group A - Confey V Straffan ,5:15pm - Venue: Cedral St. Conleths Park, Referee: Damien Whelan.

IFC Group C - Grangenolvin V Nurney, 5:00pm - Venue: Manguard Park Pitch 1, Referee: Niall Colgan.

IFC Group D - Castledermot V Two Mile House, 6:30pm - Venue: Manguard Park Pitch 1, Referee: Henry Barrett.

Sunday, August 9

IFC Group D - Ellistown V Rathangan, 2:00pm - Venue: Cedral St. Conleths Park, Referee: Billy O’Connell.

IFC Group B - Round Towers V St. Laurence’s, 3:45pm - Venue: Cedral St. Conleths Park, Referee: Frank Delaney.

Going all the way in The Short Grass County has also been a launching pad to provincial glory in each of the last three years with Sallins, Caragh and Allenwood all lifting Leinster Intermediate titles.

The new entrants to this year’s Championship are Confey from above and Leinster Junior champions Grangenolvin from below while St Kevin’s were the team to departed to the Junior ranks in their place.

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