Kildare Hurlers Name Team For Kehoe Cup Opener

Saturday, 15 January 2022 11:35

By Ross Lindsay

David Herity's side start campaign with trip to Carlow.

Kildare Senior Hurling manager David Herity has named his team to play Carlow in the first round of the Kehoe Cup.

Paddy McKenna will start in goals, with Tom Finnerty, James Dolan and Cathal Derivan named as the full backs.

Micheal Hogan, Mark Delaney and Paul Dolan make up the half back line.

Jack Travers and Sean Christianseen form the midfield partnership.

Conor Kielty, Cian Bracken and Andy Shanagher are the half fowards.

Pat Leahy joins his fellow Celbridge clubman Gerry Keegan and Maynooth's David Qualter in the full foward line.

The team travel to Netwatch Cullen Park on Sunday for a 4 o'clock throw in.

Kfm will have updates of the game, in association with Hanlon Concrete, Robertstown.

David Herity has named his team to play Carlow in the first round of the Kehoe Cup this Sunday Jan 16th in Netwatch Park, Carlow at 4pm.
No ticket required for this game. pic.twitter.com/zRJKcA4WSb
— Kildare GAA (@KildareGAA) January 14, 2022

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