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Rathcoffey's Colum Fagan and Grangenolvin's Dylan Costigan
Grangenolvin and Rathcoffey will go head to head this weekend to decide who will be the 2025 Tom Cross Transport Kildare Junior Football Champions and lift the Noel Moran Cup.
Throw-in is scheduled for 5pm in Cedral St Conleth's Park on Saturday, October 4. The referee for the final will be Ryan Moran.
Grange were and remain the Championship favourites and they have played their part in that narrative by winning every game in this year’s JFC. Rathcoffey have been turned over once, in the group stages against Cappagh, a loss they avenged in the Semi-Finals last time out.
Stay tuned to the Leinster Leader and Kildare Now for full previews of all Semi-Finals and Finals throughout this week.
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