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Cliodhna Ni She of Carlow (July 2023). Photo by Eóin Noonan/Sportsfile
Carlow will take on Kilkenny in the Division 4 fixture of the Lidl National Football League.
The match will be played on home ground at Tinryland GAA Club, Carlow at 3pm today, Sunday 11th February.
Carlow are unbeaten after three games but having drawn two, they’ll be keen to turn stalemates into victories.
Kilkenny have come up short in their three games thus far.
Carlow are on five points in the standings but with the top two, Leitrim and Fermanagh, facing each other on Sunday, the Barrowsiders will fancy their chances of making up some ground.
Kilkenny team: K Fitzpatrick; A Galwey, E Coady, S Smith; K Ryan, A O’Neill, A Ring; K Comerford, E Lawlor (capt.); B Roche, H Brennan, N Ward; C Moore, B Lomax, R Roche.
Carlow team: N Hanley; A Carroll, A Roche, S McCullagh; R Bermingham (capt.), N Murphy, N Forde; M Townsend, R Bailey; E Hayden, B Nolan, S Doyle; R Sawyer, M O’Neill, C Ní Shé.
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