Pat Costello

1 month ago | kildare-nationalist.ie | Pat Costello

Experienced and multi award winning Kildare forward, Róisín Byrne, is looking forward in earnest to the 2025 TG4 Leinster LGFA SFC having missed last year’s Kildare campaign because of injury and that experience has taught her to be less nervous than she might have been in previous years.

1 month ago | kildare-nationalist.ie | Pat Costello

KILDARE begin their second season in the TG4 Leinster LGFA Senior Football Championship with a home game against defending champions, Dublin, in Cedral St Conleth’s Park on Sunday next at 2pm (pity the clash with the senior men’s team in their Leinster semi-final in Tullamore at the same time). They conclude the Group Stage by hosting Meath at the same venue the following week.

1 month ago | independent.com | Pat Costello

Market Poised for Growth in 2025The Santa Barbara real estate market seems to be entering a new phase of growth. With rising inventory levels and increasing buyer interest, the region is showing strong signs of continued momentum. Key indicators, including inventory levels, pricing trends, and months of inventory, suggest that the area will remain a seller’s market in this highly desirable region.

1 month ago | kildare-nationalist.ie | Pat Costello

Despite the disappointment of losing the Allianz League Division 3 Football Final less that 24 hours earlier, Kildare captain, Kevin Feely, was present at the launch of the Leinster Football Championship in Cedral St Conleth’s Park last week and he and gave a performance that was equal to any of the high standards he sets on the pitch. Like his team mates the Athy man feels great pride in the newly developed Cedral St Conleth’s Park.

1 month ago | kildare-nationalist.ie | Pat Costello

A mighty haul of six two pointers, four from frees and two from play, from Jay O’Brien helped Kildare face down the challenge of Wexford in Chadwick’s Wexford Park on Wednesday evening. The victory puts Kildare into the Dalata Hotel Group Leinster U20 FC semi-final in two weeks time. The Round Towers man was Kildare’s shinning light on the night returning a fifteen-point tally helped by those two pointers.