County Board Structure
The Kildare County Board, which meets once a month in St Conleth's Park, is the highest authority within the county. It is responsible for running all adult football competitions, the Under 21 championships, and minor leagues and championships. Every club sends one delegate. There is a separate board responsible for hurling, which is a subsidiary board to the county board.
Juvenile hurling and football is administered by Bord na nÓg which runs Under 14, 15 and 16 competitions. Under 13 and younger grades are separated into a North Board and South Board.
The current Kildare county board is structured as follows:
Chairman: Vice-Chair: John McMahon (Naas)
Full time secretary: Kathleen O'Neill (Rathcoffey)
PRO: Mary Donnelly (Ellistown)
Treasurer: Martin Whyte (Kilcullen)
Oifigeach Gaeilge: Peadar O Murchu (St. Laurence's)
Hurling Chairman: Eddie Lawlor (Athy)
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