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GAA: Johnston To Join St Kevin's |
Seanie Johnston, has cleared the way to play for Kildare this season by submitting a club transfer from his home club, Cavan Gaels.
The 27-year-old will join St Kevin's. The progressive Staplestown club ply their trade in the Senior ranks since winning the Intermediate Championship in 2008.
Johnston was recently told by Cavan manager, Val Andrews that he was not required for the coming season. The forward then lost his case for a transfer with the GAA's Central Appeals Committee last week, but with his club agreeing - albeit reluctantly - to the transfer, Kildare fans can expect to see Johnston in the Lilywhite colours soon.
However, speaking last Thursday, Kieran McGeeney stated that while he would welcome Johnston, he would have to prove himself like everyone else.
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The Stephen Keogh Breakfast Show |
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The Stephen Keogh Breakfast Show, is the brightest way to get your day off to the perfect start with a lively mix of music, competitions plus the latest news, sport and information.
Hilarity reigns every morning
as Stephen catches unsuspecting victims with his phone calls, not to
mention the 100 Euro Minute, plus his brilliant 'What Are The Kids Talking About' slot from
various Kildare schools.
Stephen Keogh is joined on the show this week by the boys and girls in KilKea National School.
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Advertising Specials On Kildare's Kfm |
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When Times are good, you should advertise; when times are tough, you MUST advertise! And, to reach your maximum target market, you must advertise on Kfm - Kildare's No. 1 radio station.
More people listen to Kfm in County Kildare than any other radio station - national or regional - broadcasting into the county*. (J.N.L.R. October '11)
In the current market, some food for thought: Did you know?
* The average person spends a whopping 32% of their day listening to the radio, making radio the strongest performing medium from morning to evening. Recession or not, it's business as usual for our listeners: they tune in every day.
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