Dublin Kildare

Leinster Football Final 2022 - Dublin v Kildare - Stats, ...

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It was a sorry spring for Dublin, resulting in Allianz League relegation, but it's quickly becoming a summer of fun for the Sky Blues who cruised to their ...

Jimmy Hyland pulled back a consolation goal for Kildare in the 50th minute which was as well worked as any of the five that Dublin scored. It was another free flowing move that had Kildare at sixes and sevens as Eoin Murchan kick-passed in to Costello who spun his man and played in the Cuala colossus. There were no more goals - for Dublin at least - but plenty of points. Kildare captain Mick O'Grady picked up O'Callaghan but was under pressure straight away, conceding a free for the first point that Dublin scored. Former U-20 star Lee Gannon, a relative greenhorn in Dublin's defence, even took the opportunity to burst forward for a couple of first-half scores, helping Dublin to hit the interval with a giant 5-07 to 0-06 lead. Kildare actually kicked the first point of the game and so enthused was Paul Cribbin with his third minute score that he punched the air in delight, perhaps in anticipation of further gains.

Dublin's Ciaran Kilkenny scores the first goal of the game. Image: Ryan Byrne/INPHO. Dublin 5-17. Kildare 1-15. THOUGH WE'VE ...

13. Darragh Kirwan (Naas), 14. 10. Alex Beirne (Naas), 11. Tony Archbold (Celbridge) Ryan Houlihan (Moorefield) 13. Cormac Costello (Whitehall Colmcille), 15. Daniel Flynn (Johnstownbridge), 15. Ciarán Kilkenny (Castleknock) Ben McCormack (Sarsfields), 12. 7. James McCarthy (Ballymun Kichams), 5. John Small (Ballymun Kickhams), 11. 2. Eoin Murchan (Na Fianna), 3. Seán Bugler (St. Oliver Plunkett’s/Eoghan Ruadh), 12.