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In this episode, former Kildare defender Andriú MacLochlainn joins Pat Costello and Ger McNally to look back on Kildare's win over Meath in the final round of the Allianz Football League and the last game at St Conleths Park before the redevelopments begin. Senior hurling selector Paul Dermody joins the lads to look ahead to Sunday's huge Division 2A League final against Offaly. And Neasa Dooley also joins the podcast to talk about her wonder goal as the Kildare ladies footballers booked their place in a league final.
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As he prepares to make his 100th League and Championship appearance for Kildare against Meath on Sunday, Athy clubman David Hyland joins the lads on this week's podcast. Pat Costello, Richard Commins, Ger McNally and former Kildare star Andriú MacLochlainn join David to look back at his career so far, Kildare's season to date and to look ahead to the last game of the Allianz Football League on season on Sunday, which will also be the last game before the redevelopments begin at St Conleths Park.
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Ahead of a big weekend for Kildare GAA two current stars join the usual gang on the Kildare Square Ball Podcast. Goalkeeper Mark Donnellan recently passed 100 league and championship games in a Kildare shirt and he talks about his time with the county team and his hopes for the future, including Sunday's game against Limerick. Johnny Byrne will have to sit out Sunday's crucial Allianz Hurling League tie against Offaly because of injury but he's enjoying the buzz created by the recent winning run and hoping to be back fit soon. As it is Cheltenham week, Kildare Nationalist analyst Niall 'Slippers' Madden looks at the best of the action so far and what we might expect from the final two days.
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It was another disappointing defeat for the Kildare Senior Footballers last Sunday when they come home empty handed after the trip to Ardee to take on Louth. Host Pat Costello, Richard Commins and Ger McNally join former Kildare defender Andriú MacLochlainn to pick the bones out of the defeat and see where it leaves Kildare for the future. This week's podcast ends on a more positive note as the lads look ahead to a huge Allianz Hurling League game for Kildare on Saturday when Kerry are the visitors to Newbridge.
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Another demoralising defeat at St Conleths Park for the Kildare senior footballer last week means that host Pat Costello and contributors Richard Commins and Ger McNally have the difficult job of trying to find out just what went wrong. Former Kildare defender Andriú MacLochlainn also joins the pocast to give his views. Anyway from the footballers, there are some plenty of positives to discuss and reporter Seamus Dillon joins the lads to discuss the latest win for David Herity's senior hurlers, while Kildare ladies football team captain Grace Clifford is also on this week's podcast to talk about last weekend's win over Offaly. There's also talk of the Under 20 footballers and the upcoming announcement on the redevelopment of St Conleths Park!
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It's a busy weekend ahead for Kildare GAA teams and once again, the Kildare Square Ball Sports Podcast previews the best of what is to come. The Kildare footballers look to bounce back after last week's opening round defeat to Dublin when Cork come to Newbridge. Who better to preview a Kildare v Cork clash than the man who pulled on both county's jerseys with great distinction, the legend Larry Tompkins looks ahead to the game with Pat Costello, Ger McNally, Richard Commins and Andriú MacLochlainn. The ladies football team are two wins from two so far and looking to make it three from three when they head west to play Clare on Sunday. Former legendary player Noelle Earley is now part of Diane O'Hora's management team and she joins the podcast to look ahead to the game. The Kildare senior hurlers have made a fine start to the year so far by winning all four games on their way to winning the Kehoe Cup and Paddy McKenna joined the podcast to say that the team are very keen to carry that form in their opening game in the league away to Carlow on Saturday.
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The Kildare Square Ball Podcast is back for 2023! Recently retired Kildare footballer Fergal Conway joins the usual crew of Pat Costello, Richard Commins, Ger McNally and another former Kildare star in Andriú MacLochlainn to forward to Kildare's prospects for 2023 as they prepare to start their league campaign this weekend with the daunting prospect of travelling to Croke Park to take on Dublin. The Kildare hurlers are showing plenty of promise in the early stages of the new year and newly appointed captain James Burke joins the show to discuss how David Herity's team are shaping up. The Kildare ladies footballers have already won their first league game of the season, a game notable for the goalscoring return of Róisín Byrne after a long injury lay off and the Sarsfields sharpshooter is also on the show to discuss her rehab, return to play, and the prospects for the Kildare team this year under new manager Diane O'Hora.
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The Kildare Square Ball Sports Podcast is back to preview this Sunday's SFC final between Naas and Clane. Pat Costello takes over the hosting duties and gets the thoughts of managers Davy Burke and Philly Wolfe and journalists Ger McNally and Seamus Dillon, plus we also hear from the Naas and Clane camps
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There's been plenty of time to digest Kildare's Leinster Final defeat to Dublin and to try figure out exactly where Kildare went so wrong. Former All-Star defender Peter Kelly joins Ger McNally and Richard Commins to look back on that game but also to discuss what Kildare need to change ahead of the game against Mayo in Croke Park on Saturday. There is also a lively discussion on the decision to fix the game for GAA HQ. This week's podcast rounds off with a look ahead to Sunday's All-Ireland Minor Football quarter-final between Kildare and Mayo.
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It's the game that Kildare GAA supporters have been waiting for as Glenn Ryan prepares to lead Kildare into a Leinster final for the first time, with Dublin waiting as formidable opponents. Joining the usual crew of Ger McNally, Pat Costello and Richard Commins are former Kildare defender Andriú MacLochlainn, All-Ireland U20 winning manager Davy Burke. Jack Sheedy, who won a Kildare championship as manager of Moorefield, joins the show to give the Dublin perspective. Also this weekend, the Kildare camogie team and the Leinster winning ladies footballers begin their All-Ireland series and team captains Ellen Morgan and Grace Clifford join the show to look forward to their teams' games. The show is completed by the brilliant new version of the Curragh of Kildare by local singer, and former Kildare footballer, Emer Fogarty. The song can be downloaded now on Spotify.
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In the midst of this hugely busy spell for Kildare GAA teams, it's another busy show that covers a wide array of hot topics within Kildare GAA Former Kildare defenders Andriú MacLochlainn and Peter Kelly join Ger McNally and Pat Costello to discuss the Kildare seniors win over Westmeath, their upcoming final against Dublin, and also the U20 All-Ireland defeat to Tyrone. Lara Curran discusses becoming a social media star after her brilliant goal sealed Kildare's win over Wexford in the Leinster Intermediate Final. David Herity talks to Pat Costello about Kildare's Christy Ring Cup Final against Mayo, Philly Wolfe talks about Wicklow playing in the first ever Tailteann Cup tie and also Niall Cronin discusses Kildare's loss to Dublin in the Leinster Minor Final.
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It's a year like no other for Kildare GAA as more and more teams continue to rack up the wins, and the Kildare Square Sports Podcast has it all covered. 1.00 - Andriú MacLochlain joins Ger McNally, Pat Costello and Richard Commins to look ahead to Kildare's Leinster Senior Championship semi-final against Westmeath and also the All-Ireland U20 All-Ireland Final against Tyrone 34.30 - Members of the Kildare U20 backroom team, Mikey Quinn and Emer Fogarty, join the lads to discuss their roles with the team and to look forward to the final against Tyrone. Emer also talks about her brand new recording of the anthem of Kildare - The Curragh of Kildare. 1:10.00 - Kildare ladies football team selector Diane O'Hora is on the show to talk about Kildare's upcoming Leinster Intermediate final against Wexford. 1:31.00 - Kildare camogie manager Joe Quaid talks about his team's Leinster Intermediate final against Meath on Sunday. 1:44.40 - Kildare minor football manager Niall Cronin talks about his team's Leinster semi-final win over Wicklow 1:50.50 - Emer Fogarty's brand new recording of the Curragh of Kildare
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There's lots covered in this week's edition! Davy Burke and Andriú MacLochlainn join Ger McNally, Pat Costello and Richard Commins to look back at a memorable week for Kildare GAA with a first Championship win under Glenn Ryan for the seniors and a first Leinster U20 title for the county since 2018. Former Kildare hurler, and current joint manager of the county minor team, Mark Moloney joins the panel to discuss the season so far for Kildare hurling and to look ahead to this weekend's Christy Ring Cup tie in Aughrim. Roisin Byrne also joins the podcast to discuss everything from her recovery from a knee injury to her wedding plans, but also Kildare's LGFA Leinster semi-final on Sunday against Offaly. And finally, young jockey, and Clane GAA player, Iain Cribbin had a memorable time at Punchestown last week when he landed his first Festival winner on the Ted Walsh trained Jezarus. He relives the moment with Pat Costello.
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The Kildare Square Sports Podcast is back for the 2022 Championship season! And what a week to return, with the Kildare U20s set to kick off a busy week when they meet Dublin the Leinster Final on Thursday. The senior footballers take centre stage on Sunday with Glenn Ryan taking charge of Kildare in a Championship game for the first time against Louth. The ladies footballers will be fancied to qualify for a Leinster semi-final when they travel to Carlow looking to make it three from three in their Championship group. And, although they aren't playing this weekend, David Herity's senior hurlers have been looking a cut above the rest in the Christy Ring Cup. The usual crew of Ger McNally, Pat Costello, Richard Commins and former Kildare star Andriú MacLochlainn are along to discuss the busy upcoming week, along with Dan Bannon from www.louthandproud.com who joins the lads to give the Louth viewpoint.
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This week's episode is packed full of talk of Kildare's new management team as the appointment of Glenn Ryan, along with Johnny Doyle, Dermot Earley, Anthony Rainbow and Brian Leacy is discussed by our usual team of Ger McNally, Pat Costello, Richard Commins, former Kildare star Andriú MacLochlainn. The lads are also joined by Carlow manager and former Kildare selector Niall Carew who gives his views on the news. There is also plenty of talk of on field as action as another important weekend of knockout action in the local football championships looms large.
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After a bit of a break, Ger McNally and Pat Costello return to talk to former Kildare GAA star Andriú Mac Lochlainn to discuss the fallout from Jack O'Connor's departure as manager and what is next for Kildare GAA. They also talk about some of the weekend's fixtures with the Senior and Intermediate Championships reaching the last round of the Group stages. Also, ahead of one of the biggest soccer matches involving a Kildare team in many years, Ger and Pat are joined by Maynooth University Town manager Shane Harte and Maynooth University Soccer Development Officer Barry Prenderville to look forward to their team's FAI Cup quarter-final against Bohemians in Dalymount Park.
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Ger McNally, Pat Costello and Richard Commins discuss Kildare's performance against Dublin in the Leinster Football Final with former Kildare star Andriú MacLochlainn.
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It's Leinster Final week. Ger McNally, Pat Costello and Richard Commins are joined by former Kildare star Andriú MacLochlainn and former Kildare selector, and current Carlow manager, Niall Carew to discuss Kildare's prospects as go up against Dublin
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It's a bumper podcast this week with three Kildare GAA teams in huge Championship action this weekend. With Kildare facing off against Westmeath in the Leinster Senior Football semi-final at Croke Park, the usual crew of Ger McNally, Pat Costello, Richard Commins and Andriú MacLochlainn are joined by former Westmeath player John Connellan to look ahead to the game. John also talks the lads through his plans to bring a motion before Congress regarding a more equal distribution of funding for counties. There are also previews of the Hurlers' Joe McDonagh relegation final against Meath and the ladies Championship game against Laois.
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