Keeping you up to date on games taking place this weekend across the county.
Tonight in the Senior Football Championship Moorefield play Naas in Cedral St Conleths from 7.45pm.
Clane play Johnstownbridge Manguard Park Pitch 1 from 8pm.
In the Junior Football Championship Ardclough play Ballymore in Manguard Park Pitch 2 from 7.45pm.
On Saturday in the Senior Football Championship Carbury play Sarsfields in Manguard Park, Pitch 1 from 2pm.
Caragh play Maynooth in Cedral St Conleths Park from 3.30pm.
Raheens play Sallins in Cedral St Conleths Park from 5pm.
Allenwood play Celbridge in Clane from 5pm.
Clogherinkoe play Eadestown in Manguard Park, Pitch 1 from 6.30pm.
In the Intermediate Football Championship:
Ballyteague play Nurney in Manguard Park, Pitch 2 from 3.30pm.
Confey play Leixlip in Clane from 3.30pm.
Kilcullen play St Laurences in Manguard Park, Pitch 2 from 5pm.
In the Junior Football Championship Rheban play St Kevins in Towers from 5pm.
On Sunday in the Intermediate Football Championship
Suncroft play Straffan in Manguard Park, Pitch 2 from 1.30pm.
Castledermot play Rathangan in Manguard Park, Pitch 1 from 3pm.
Ellistown play Two Mile House in Manguard Park, Pitch 2 from 4.30pm.
Grange play Miltown in Manguard Park, Pitch 1 from 6pm.
Monasterevin play Towers in Cedral St Conleths from 2pm.
In the Senior Football Championship Athy play Kilcock in Cedral St Conleths from 3.45pm.
In the Junior Football Championship Castlemitchell play Kildangan in Kilcullen from 2pm.
In the Junior Football Championship Athgarvan play Kill in Raheens from 2pm.
Ballykelly play Cappagh in Clane from 12.45pm.
Rathcoffey play Roberstown in Clane from 2.30pm.

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