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Ger McNally

Ger McNally

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Sports Editor, Carlow-Nationalist

Kildare

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Total articles 1244

  • Brian Flanagan: 'Playing Leinster Championship quarter-finals and semi-finals in these regional venues makes absolute sense'

    By Ger McNally Verified| Irish Examiner Verified Kildare manager Brian Flanagan praised the Leinster Council‚Äôs decision to give teams home advantage in the Leinster Championship quarter-finals and to take the semi-finals out of Croke Park after his team qualified for the last four by beating Westmeath in front of a packed Cedral St Conelths Park on Saturday evening.

    By Ger McNally Verified · Irish Examiner

    Apr. 13, 2025

  • Alex Beirne stars as Kildare beat Westmeath in thriller

    By Ger McNally Verified| Irish Times Verified Leinster SFC quarter-final: Kildare 2-17 Westmeath 0-21Kildare sent the majority of a packed Cedral St Conleths Park home happy with a hard-fought win over a gallant Westmeath team. It did not always likely through a difficult first half.

    By Ger McNally Verified · Irish Times

    Apr. 12, 2025

  • Brian Flanagan: 'Playing Leinster Championship quarter-finals and semi-finals in these regional venues makes absolute sense'

    By Ger McNally Verified| Irish Examiner Verified Kildare manager Brian Flanagan praised the Leinster Council‚Äôs decision to give teams home advantage in the Leinster Championship quarter-finals and to take the semi-finals out of Croke Park after his team qualified for the last four by beating Westmeath in front of a packed Cedral St Conelths Park on Saturday evening.

    By Ger McNally Verified · Irish Examiner

    Apr. 13, 2025

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Carlow-Nationalist