The GAA should be pouring money into Kildare hurling. The ceiling for it is very high when you consider population and a lot originally from outside Kildare. Loads of GDAs, get trainers into schools, encourage new clubs to start and try to bring other clubs up to challenge Naas. The population is there. With proper investment we could have them up in 1A.Kildare are an interesting one .big catchment area as commuter belt from Dublin. Thriving underage club scene, Naas club is huge and some of their underage teams at u12 are competing in competition level in kilkenny.
People discount it happening but look at the offaly team in the 80's driven by Birr contingent primarily and from a much smaller base.
its not that much of a stretch to think that kildare in time with the right structures and development could be up playing at top level and competing .I think they are one to watch and they should harness the desire in the gaa to grow the game of hurling.
Speaking of offaly met Brian whelahan in his pub in birr late last year , told him they
broke our heart in 94 he was laughing remembering those days saying long time ago now. My god he was a great hurler, still involved training the youngsters in birr looks as fit as a fiddle god be good to him.

