Jigginstown Park football in black and white
Naas Utd FC carries the Naas United identity into KDFL senior and masters football.
Naas United identity
Naas Utd FC is a Naas football club in County Kildare. The club badge carries the Naas United name, the 2009 date, a black and white football, a flowing ribbon and a handshake motif.
The identity is simple and recognisable: black, white and grey colours, a circular badge and a strong link to football in the Naas community.
Jigginstown Park base
Jigginstown Park is the ground tied to Naas United in the Kildare league club listing. It gives visiting teams a clear Naas location and keeps the club close to the town.
Players and visiting teams should confirm the pitch, meeting point, kick off time and match contact before travelling, especially where a cup game or league fixture changes venue arrangements.
Jigginstown Park, Naas, County Kildare. Confirm the exact pitch before travelling.
Kildare league football
Naas United plays in the Kildare and District Football League structure. That places the club in a local adult football system with league fixtures, cup ties and regular county football rivals.
The KDFL route is central to the club’s public football identity because it connects Naas teams with other Kildare clubs across league and cup weekends.
Senior route
The senior team history includes Division 2, Senior Division and Senior Division 1B milestones. That senior route gives the club a competitive base beyond casual community football.
For players moving into adult football, the Naas United pathway offers a Kildare league setting with a clear match programme and a history of competing for honours.
Masters football
Naas United has also built a strong masters football strand. Masters Cup and Masters Division achievements show that the club has offered a route for experienced players as well as senior adult squads.
That strand helps keep older players, coaches and club people active within the Naas football community.
Early senior honours
The club won a Senior Division 2 Cup title in 2011, reached Division 2 runner up status in 2012 and followed that with major Kildare cup and league success.
Those early honours helped establish Naas United as more than a new club name soon after the 2009 date.
Masters Cup wins
The Masters Cup is one of the recurring strands in the Naas United honours list. The club won the cup in 2012 and again in 2015, then reached the final in 2016.
That run shows the masters side staying competitive over several seasons.
Lumsden Cup runs
Naas United won the Lumsden Cup in 2014, reached the final again in 2015 and added another Lumsden Cup win in 2018.
Those cup runs give the club a strong knockout football line in the Kildare game.
Senior Division high points
The club reached Senior Division runner up status in 2015 and then won the Senior Division in the 2015 to 2016 season.
The following season brought another Senior Division runner up finish, keeping Naas United near the top end of Kildare league football across consecutive campaigns.
Masters Division titles
Naas United won Masters Division honours in 2015 to 2016 and again in 2016 to 2017. That back to back league success gives the masters section a clear place in the club story.
It also shows why the club should be read as both a senior football club and an older player football home.
Recent honours
Recent Kildare league honours include Senior Division 1B winners in 2024 and a Senior Cup win in 2025.
Those results keep the Naas United name current in county football and add a modern chapter to the club’s earlier cup and league achievements.
Local football setting
A Naas club in the Kildare league naturally draws on a busy local football area that includes town, village and county rivals.
That setting means league position, cup draws and venue details can change through the season, so players and visitors should check the current fixture details before match day.
What players should know
A first enquiry should include playing experience, preferred role, fitness level and whether the request is for senior or masters football.
New players should ask about current squad needs, training night, registration steps and the match venue before attending a session.
Visiting Naas United
Visiting teams should confirm Jigginstown Park arrangements, arrival time, parking guidance and any change to pitch allocation before travelling.
For neutral readers, the club is best understood as a Naas football identity with a 2009 badge date, a KDFL senior base and a strong masters honours path.