Monday morning's Kildare Today programme and Kildare Scoreboard show will review the games
The Kildare senior footballers remain without a win in Division 2 of the National Football League, following a heavy defeat to Armagh this afternoon.
The full-time score in Netwatch Cullen Park was 2-16 to 0-8 points.
The result leaves Kildare bottom of the league table, with a relegation battle now likely to be on the cards.
Next up is an away game against Meath on Sunday at 2pm.
Celbridge clubman Kevin O'Callaghan will miss that game through suspension, after receiving a straight red card in the closing stages.
The Kildare ladies made it 18 wins in a row with a hard fought victory over Tipperary.
Just a point separated the two sides in the end, with 8 points to 7 the final scoreline.
The team have a break this weekend, before a home game against Laois on Sunday, the 3rd of March.
There was also success for the Kildare minor camogie side in the Leinster B Final.
They beat Laois in Carlow 3-15 to 3-11 after extra-time and will now go into an All Ireland campaign.
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