4 Kildare GAA Teams in Weekend Action; Pogba to Start for Utd Tonight, Kfm Weekend Preview Programme Tonight from Earlier Time 6.20pm
Its one of the busiest weekends on the Kildare GAA front, with four teams in weekend action.
Kildare Footballers and Hurlers are in League action on Sunday.
Tomorrow Naas CBS and Maynooth SLS contest the Leinster Colleges Senior Football “A” final at 12 noon in Newbridge.
Then, at 5pm tomorrow, Naas hurlers play Kilmoyley of Kerry in the All Ireland Intermediate final in
- Kfm will live commentary of the Naas v Maynooth SLS game tomorrow at 12 noon, in association with Taaffe Sand and Gravel Blacktrench, Naas.
- Tomorrow evening’s All Ireland final commentary at 5pm, is in association with Joe Mallon Motors, Renault and Dacia (pro: Dak-sia) Main Dealers, Sallins Rd. Naas and Portlaoise
- Sunday’s League games: the hurlers vs Meath at 12 noon and the footballers vs Donegal at 2.30 is in association with Hanlon Concrete, Robertstown
This evening’s Weekend Preview programme, from the earlier time of 6.20, will analyse all 4 games, including manager and player interviews.
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The Ireland Under 20s play
There's also a United Rugby Championship game between
Eadestown’s Tadhg Beirne starts in the second row, while Athy’s Joey Carbery is on the bench.
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Anthony Barry, the
Barry’s first game in his new job will be against
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Paul Pogba will feature for Manchester United against
The French World Cup winner hasn't played for United since November because of a hamstring injury.
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Today’s racing is in
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Finally, a Reminder that this evening’s weekend Sport Preview will begin at the earlier time of 6.20: previewing the four Kildare GAA teams games tomorrow and Sunday

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