Kildare’s ambitions of forcing their way into the semi-final places are now firmly back on track, a week after they were blitzed by Dublin.
Ironically, in the early stages here it looked like they were going to pick up where they left off at Croke Park; Mayo ran rings around the visitors in the first quarter and were six points up at their leisure.
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