Mixed Fortunes For Kildare GAA In Action Packed Day Yesterday

Sunday, 15 June 2025 10:29

By Emma O'Connor

There was a double-header in Cedral St. Conleths Park for the senior men, while the women's played in Manguard Park Hawkfield.

GAA
It was a big day of local GAA action yesterday.

The Kildare senior hurlers and footballers played in a double-header in Cedral St Conleth's Park.

In the preliminary quarter-final of the All Ireland Senior Hurling Championship it finished Dublin 3-25, Kildare 0-13.

In the Tailteann Cup, it finished Kildare 1-17, Offaly 0-19.

Elsewhere, the women footballers and camogie sides both played in Manguard Park Hawkfield.

In the football the final score was Meath 0-07, Kildare 0-04.

The camogie finished up Carlow 2-16, Kildare 0-14.

SOCCER
Sligo Rovers are off the foot of the League of Ireland table.

A 1-0 win over Waterford at the showgrounds, enough to ease the pressure slightly, and up to 9th, with Cork City falling to the bottom as a result.

RUGBY
Jordie Barrett wrapped up his time at Leinster with a winners medal yesterday.

The province captured the URC title, with a dominating 32-7 win over the Bulls at Croke Park.

Barrett scored a first half try to help his side to a first piece of silverware in four years.

GOLF
Sam Burns is the man to catch into the final round of the US Open at Oakmont.

He's 4 under par, just a shot off Adam Scott and JJ Spaun.

Rory McIlroy well off it on 10 over par.

RACING
There's racing at Downpatrick and Gowran Park this afternoon.

The first of seven races is off at the Kilkenny track at 5 to 2.

The action gets underway at Downpatrick ten minutes later.

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