Kilcock Ladies bid for All-Ireland final spot

Kilcock captain Sarah O'Sullivan is presented with the cup by Leinster LGFA President Trina Murphy after the Leinster LGFA JFC final against Baile Dubh Tíre, Photo: Tyler Miller/Sportsfile

placeholder image — Kilcock captain Sarah O'Sullivan is presented with the cup by Leinster LGFA President Trina Murphy after the Leinster LGFA JFC final against Baile Dubh Tíre, Photo: Tyler Miller/Sportsfile

Kilcock Ladies face Na Dúnaibh (Donegal) in Letterkenny, Donegal at 1pm on Saturday, November 30 in the AIB All-Ireland Club Junior Ladies semi-final

Kilcock Ladies are just one game away from taking part in the AIB All-Ireland Club Junior Ladies final when they travel to Donegal to take on Na Dúnaibh (Donegal) in Letterkenny, Donegal, 1pm on Saturday, November 30.

Kilcock defeated Baile Dubh Tire of Wexford in the Leinster final a few weeks ago on a score line of 0-15 to 1-9 and now can look forward with confidence, despite the long journey up to Letter-

kenny, as they bid to book a place in the All-Ireland final.

It was a strong second half performance from the Kildare girls that saw them get over the line in Leinster, a game played at Kinnegad.

At the end of the opening half the sides were level at 0-4 apiece but a strong second half from Kilcock saw them put daylight between themselves and their Wexford opponents.

Player of the match that day was Sarah Lavin who scored three points and she got great assistance from Grace White, Emma Robinson, Aisling O'Connor and Eve Powderly saw them over the line.

Their opposition, Na Dúnaibh, will no doubt prove tough opponents but if the Kildare girls can show the same level of consistency they have shown throughout the entire season they certainly won't be too far away and with a bit of luck can book their place in the All-Ireland decider and what an achievement that would be.