Kildare GAA

Louth back in Leinster decider for a second straight year as Sam Mulroy kicks seven points at Croke Park

Jim McGuinness’s Donegal side defend unbeaten record this season as they lock horns against old rivals Tyrone

Kildare’s frustrating inconsistency suggests a lack of identity and leadership, which could be exposed at Croke Park on Sunday

Kildare opt not to challenge a proposed one-match suspension issued by GAA

Allowing The Irish Times access to preparations last week did not do McConville’s side any harm and engagement shows huge hunger by GAA public for insight

Dublin’s very own O’Byrne Cup; Feely brings the feels for Kildare; Armagh go goal crazy; and why lower league teams are looking at the gutter, not the stars

Injury-time Jack Sargent point sends lucky Kildare into Leinster semi-finals

Laois, Down, Kildare, Louth and Armagh should progress in respective competitions

Glenn Ryan’s Kildare must beat Wicklow on Sunday to preserve their hopes of competing in the All-Ireland senior football championship this year

Who ranks as the main All-Ireland contender heading into the first weekend of championship action?

Tightness of scheduling and its associated distraction, the imminence of championship, have caused complaints

Allianz Football League: Several final weekend verdicts remain open as counties aim for the highest status available

Jim McGuinness guides his native county straight back to top-flight football, after their relegation this time last year

Division Two dogfight: Louth and Fermanagh meet in a pivotal clash in Ardee while Cork and struggling Kildare both still have work to do

Derry ring late changes; Cork and Kildare go goal crazy; Galway’s walking wounded ... and is that Brian Cody?

No room for error heading into the last two rounds of games in the top divisions of Allianz Football League

Powerful second half performance from Cork as they moved toward mid-table in Division Two

Buoyant Roscommon head for Castlebar where losers will find themselves in the relegation conversation

Monaghan heading for the drop, with Armagh and Donegal poised to get promoted

Glenn Ryan’s side loses a fourth consecutive game to be left in a significant battle for survival

GAA can surely live without adding VAR to the mix for marginal calls

The provincial championships are uneven, unequal, unseeded and fashioned in part by the luck of the draw

After three consecutive defeats Kildare lack any points and sit at the basement of the Division Two table

Third straight defeat for the Lilywhites as they are beaten by 14 points at Netwatch Cullen Park

Lilywhites suffered 14-point hammering to Armagh at home in Division Two

Former Division One side currently find themselves in a relegation spot in Division Two and have yet to become a significant force at senior level, as hoped for under Ryan

Kildare GAA county board, the women’s football board and the county’s camogie board share responsibility for the county’s baffling underachievement at senior level

The GAA Weekend that Was: Division Two is where much of this year’s drama will unfold in the league with the Tailteann Cup looming large

Wasteful Kildare left to rue chances at Brewster Park

All-Ireland champions Dublin face a tricky assignment in Castlebar after the opening day defeat to Monaghan at Croke Park

Paddy Lynch leads the way with 0-8 including seven frees as Ulster side holds out in four-point win

Division Two will grab more attention than ever with big names on the sidelines and high stakes on the pitch

Former Kildare star Johnny Doyle, now 45, a pivotal figure as Allenwood claim Kildare and Leinster intermediate football titles

For 20 years the car has taken O’Neill to Limerick, Tipperary, Mayo, Kerry, Kildare, Cork and Galway - as well as seven All-Ireland finals and nine provincial titles

Wednesday’s Government announcement of additional funding for GAA development projects came as good news for Kildare, Waterford and Meath

Dublin champions had enough quality and experience to secure three-in-a-row

Kildare champions meet their Dublin counterparts for third consecutive year in Leinster club SFC

Ross Byrne injury could see him out for some time; Jacques Nienaber takes the Leinster reins; Scotstown target the Ulster title

Three-in-a-row Kildare champions Naas are up against familiar opposition in the Leinster final when they face All-Ireland winners Kilmacud

Leinster Council can push ahead with plan for a double header of provincial football and hurling finals