Kildare claim Leinster Under-21 crown
Kildare are the Cadbury Leinster GAA football U21 champions after beating Longford in Portlaoise.
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Clancy the spark for Laois
Brian Carthy reports from Portlaoise where Laois beat Westmeath plus a round-up of all the Wednesday night's action
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Report: Ballymun win:
Ballymun defeat Portlaoise to win Leinster football club title
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Report: Ballymun win
Ballymun defeat Portlaoise to win Leinster football club title
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As it happened: Sunday's GAA club action
It's finals in day in Leinster with Ballymun claiming victory in the football final against Portlaoise while Kilcormac-Killoughey surprised Oulart-The Ballagh to win the hurling decider
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Kickhams' boss well prepared for winter football
Ballymun Kickhams manager Ken Robinson says that despite the awful weather conditions, they are delighted to be playing winter football.
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Ballymun ready for Portlaoise test
Ballymun manager Ken Robinson says playing winter football is a great place to be
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Report: Portlaoise Beat Killoe
Paul O'Neill reports on Portlaoise's Leinster Club SFC semi-final victory over Emmett Og Killoe
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Portlaoise Beat Killoe: Lillis
Portlaoise joint-manager Mick Lillis says Killoe should be pround despite defeat in the Leinster Club SFC semi-final
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Sunday's GAA club championship round-up
A round-up of Sunday's club action in both hurling and football.
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St Patrick's 0-4 Portlaoise 3-15
Sean Perry reports from Aughrim as Portlaoise demolished St Patrick's of Wicklow in the Leinster Club Football Championship
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Kildare through after extra-time win over Limerick
Limerick endured a frustrating exit from the All-Ireland Senior Football Championship qualifiers as Kildare broke clear of them in extra-time to claim a 0-19 to 0-12 win.
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Powerful Kildare favourites to beat Limerick
Kildare will go into Saturday's qualifier against Limerick in Portlaoise on Saturday confident of progressing to round four.
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Kildare will not appeal venue for Limerick clash
The Kildare county board are unhappy that their football qualifier against Limerick this weekend has been moved to Portlaoise, but will not appeal the decision.
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Laois get home advantage for Leinster U-21 decider
The Leinster U-21 Hurling Championship final has been switched from Nowlan Park in Kilkenny to O'Moore Park in Portlaoise.
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Cats put Dublin in sack
Kilkenny turned on the style at Portlaoise to crush Dublin 2-21 0-09 and set up a Leinster SHC final clash with Galway.
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Cats seek to put Dubs in sack
Dublin travel to Portlaoise on Saturday seemingly with real belief that they can get the better of Kilkenny.
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Shefflin back for Cats
Henry Shefflin has overcome injury concerns to start for All-Ireland champions Kilkenny in their Leinster SHC semi-final with Dublin on Saturday.
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O'Dwyer only change for Dubs
Dublin have made one change to their starting 15 for Saturday's Leinster SHC semi-final against All-Ireland champions Kilkenny.
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Cunningham positive after Offaly win
Galway manager Anthony Cunningham said there was plenty to be positive about after the Tribesmen's 5-23 to 3-15 win over Offaly