Camán Caint Camogie Podcast

From Thomastown's exit from the Leinster senior camogie championship to the colleges' camogie league finals this week, there are plenty of talking points from the world of camogie to discuss on this week's Camán Caint.

Martin and Áíne are back in the studio this week where you'll hear from Thomastown manager Ger Walsh as his side departed the Leinster senior camogie championship at the hands of St. Vincent's. We'll also hear from John Scott on James Stephens' chances against St. Brigids in the Leinster intermediate club championship semi-finals this weekend while there's more discussion on the college camogie scene, the post-primary championships, awards season and more. 

It's getting closer by the day, so it's time to reveal our Team of the Year nominees in this week's edition of Camán Caint.

We'll also chat through the Leinster championship for Mount Leinster Rangers and Thomastown, hear from new junior Team of the Year sponsor Michael Saunders and get a look at the CCAO league semi-finals.

On this week's podcast, Martin and Áine are joined by Mount Leinster Rangers manager Derek Deegan and James Stephens manager John Scott to discuss their clubs upcoming games in the Leinster club championships as well as a break down of last weekend's live game with James Stephens and Raharney.

We'll also get an update on the current state of play of the Camán Caint junior, intermediate and senior teams of the year in Kilkenny.

Hear from Brian Leahy (James Stephens) and Brendan Hayden (Myshall) ahead of their Leinster camogie games this weekend and we'll recap the recent Kilkenny camogie vs hurling legends fundraiser and hear from Peter Barry, Brian Dowling, Lester Ryan and Aoife Prendergast.

It's the end of the local championship season as we know it - so lets get our top scorers sorted, recap the junior, intermediate and senior championship finals and look ahead to a fun game happening this weekend.

For six clubs in Kilkenny, it all comes down to this weekend and we're dissecting the adult county finals on this week's Camán Caint.

All three games are set to take place this coming Saturday in Kilkenny, beginning with the Shaws Department Store Intermediate camogie championship final between 2021's beaten finalists James Stephens and Rower Inistioge, that game underway from 11.30am in Bennettsbridge.

At 1pm in Páirc Lachtain (Freshford), it's the turn of Carrickshock and John Lockes/Bennettsbridge for the final of the Kilkenny River Court Hotel junior camogie championship before Dicksboro and Thomastown contest the Michael Lyng Motors Hyundai Kilkenny senior decider at 3pm.

Join Martin Quilty, Áine Fahey, Paula Dowling and guests in studio to break down all three games on this week's edition of Camán Caint. 

There's just one hurdle left to jump in the Kilkenny Camogie club championships.

This past weekend saw the semi-finals of the county senior, intermediate and junior championships played off with six teams left chasing top honours for 2022.

At senior level, Dicksboro will carry the favourites tag as defending county champions against Thomastown Rower Inistigoe and last year's beaten finalists James Stephens will contest the intermediate decider while at junior grade we'll see John Lockes/Bennettsbridge take on Carrickshock.

To find out how they got there and get the breakdown of the weekend's action, it's over to Martin Quilty and Áine Fahey for a walk through all six key games from the weekend.

Join us next week for episode 9 with a full preview and breakdown of all three county finals as they head to Freshford's Pairc Lachtain on Saturday 15 October from 11am.

We're at the business end of the Kilkenny camogie championships and with action light at the weekend, there's plenty to discuss as we head towards the senior semi-finals while the senior county team continue their fundraising efforts.

Get the latest on the Kilkenny camogie scene wth new episodes of Camán Caint available weekly during the regular season, presented by Martin Quilty and Áine Fahey.

We're in the business-end of the Kilkenny camogie club championships with all adult grades hitting the semi-final stages.

We've got a live draw in studio, we'll chat with sponsors Michael Lyng (Michael Lyng Motors Hyundai) and Anthony Smith (Kilkenny River Court Hotel) along with Kilkenny Camogie chairperson Theresa Aylward.

Get your weekly camogie fix every Tuesday during the regular season.

With the knockout stages of the Kilkenny camogie championships underway, we start this week's podcast with the live draw (or as it was live on Monday night) for the intermediate championship quarter-finals, then break down all of this weekend's adult fixtures.

The topic of abuse from the sidelines - and on the pitch - hasn't gone away so we'll have a look at that again while match-day programmes come into the equation when it comes to getting details on players and squads game-to-game.

Soak it all up and get your latest fix of what's happening in the world of camogie on this week's Camán Caint.