Daragh Nolan
Sports Journalist at Leinster Leader
Sports Journalist at Kildare Now
Sports Journalist for @Leinsleadernews and @KildareNow. LGFA Sports Journalist of the Year 2023. Freelance work with @irishtimes. Opinions expressed are my own.
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1 week ago |
kildarenow.com | Daragh Nolan
Uisce Éireann is pleased to announce a significant investment of a further €30 million in the Leixlip Water Treatment Plant (WTP) to safeguard the water supply to Kildare and the Greater Dublin Area. This investment marks the third phase of enhancements aimed at increasing the resilience of Ireland's second largest water treatment facility.
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1 week ago |
kildarenow.com | Daragh Nolan
Kildare's Kate Tone, a 6th class pupil from Scoil Eoin Phóil in Leixlip, recently embarked on an exciting trip to Brussels after being named as a winner of an essay competition organised by Midlands North West MEP, Nina Carberry.
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2 weeks ago |
kildarenow.com | Daragh Nolan
The modern GAA calendar leaves little time for reflection and maybe that fact might serve to benefit Kildare following Division 3 final disappointment. They are straight back on the horse with their Leinster Championship opener against Westmeath this Saturday at 7pm in Cedral St Conleth’s Park. Speaking at the launch of the Leinster Football Championship, Kildare captain Kevin Feely said that the difference players have felt following the St Conleth’s redevelopment has even surprised him.
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2 weeks ago |
kildarenow.com | Daragh Nolan
No. 1 ambition successfully completed and while in the end there was much disappointment losing out to Offaly in the Allianz Football League Division 3 final nevertheless being promoted was the aim and everything after that will, hopefully, be a bonus. We cannot forget this is a Kildare team with a lot of young faces, young lads now going into the Leinster Championship on Saturday for the first time.
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2 weeks ago |
kildarenow.com | Daragh Nolan
Kildare 1-24Wexford 1-12Kildare beat Wexford to move themselves into the semi-final stage of this year’s Leinster U20 Football Championship. It was far from convincing in the early stages and, after a Fintan Quinn opener, Wexford were first to hit the net. A free-kick from goalkeeper William Foley dropped short and was punched back across goal to Tom Funge, who put the finishing touch on the sequence.
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A good chat with Kevin Feely. He was fairly forthright about the Offaly games, where things are currently at, but had an overall optimism. https://t.co/PdIMjrDd0S
Extensive on the whistle report. Kildare U20s book Leinster semi-final spot with Wexford win https://t.co/ds1pYSic1f
2025 Leinster U20 Football Championship Kildare 1-24 Wexford 1-12 Full-time Kildare are into a Leinster semi-final.