Kildare U20 Footballers Play Meath In The Leinster Semi Final

Tuesday, 22 April 2025 08:35

By Eoin Beatty

Throw-in in Ashbourne is at 7.30

The Kildare U20 footballers play Meath in the semi final of the Leinster Championship this evening.

Throw-in is at 7.30 in Ashbourne.

Kfm will have live commentary of the game.

The team has been named and is as follows:

In goal: Charlie Carroll (Eadestown)

Full backs: Conor O'Grady (Maynooth), Padraic Spillane (Athy), Niall Cramer (Raheens)

Half backs: Colm Moran (Athy), James Harris (Castlemitchell), Cathal White (Sarsfields)

Centre field: Senan Murphy (St Laurences), Ross Harris (Castlemitchell)

Half forwards: Ryan Sinkey (Naas), Ben Loakman (Sarsfields), Killian Browne (Celbridge)

Full forwards: Jay O'Brien (Round Towers), Fintan Quinn (Naas), Eoin Cully (Carbury)

In the other semi final, Dublin play Louth.

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