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06 Sept 2025
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06 Sept 2025
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Ballyteague Jimmy Hyland gets to the ball in front of Leixlip Liam Mahon in The Auld Shebeen Pub IFC quarter-final. Photo: Michael Anderson
Round Towers have been relegated to intermediate status following their five point defeat by Confey at St Conleth's Park, this afternoon. No excuses as Confey were the better side throughout and thoroughly deserved their win.
Elsewhere there wins for Ballyteague over Leixlip in the IFC quarter-final while Milltown were relegatee to Junior following their defeat by St Kevin's.
RESULTS:
Joe Mallon (Renault) Motors SFC relegation final
Confey 1-10 Round Towers 0-8.
UPMC SHC 'B' semi-final
Naas 2-21 Moorefield 1-17;
Éire Ó Corrachoill 4-24 Kilcock 0-8.
The Auld Shebeen Pub Athy IFC quarter-final
Sallins 3-12 Allenwood 2-10;
Ballyteague 1-14 Leixlip 1-11.
The Auld Shebeen Pub Athy IFC Relegation final
St Kevin's 2-10 Milltown 1-10.
Tom Cross Transport JFC 'A' semi-final
Rheban 1-13 Ardclough 1-10 (aet);
Castlemitchell 6-18 Kildangan 1-2.
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