Camán Caint Camogie Podcast

This week Martin and Áine are joined by Mike Wall to talk minor camogie, Jennifer Norris on her CCAO work and there's a look at last weekend's colleges finals.

Get new episodes of Camán Caint every Tuesday night on Scoreline.ie.

Tuesday night is camogie night around Scoreline HQ and we've got another helping of Camán Caint for your ears.

This week sees Martin and Áine recap a busy - and fruitful - weekend in the Camogie Leagues along with the Tesco Ireland Minor A championship.

To that end, they're joined in studio by Kilkenny minor manager Mike Wall who shares his thoughts on player welfare, stemming from comments following his side's win over Waterford on Sunday.

The league takes a break this weekend with plenty of colleges action so there's a look at that in detail.

Help yourself to another slice of Camán Caint, keeping you up to date with everything happening in the world of camogie.

Camán Caint is presented by Martin Quilty and Áine Fahey for Scoreline.ie. Follow for free at Scoreline.ie, Spotify, Apple Podcasts or wherever you do your podcast listening.

Camán Caint is back - we might have mentioned that one earlier today.

It's the first podcast drop for season two and the dynamic duo of Martin Quilty and Áine Fahey are back in the studio to have a look back at a busy weekend of provincial camogie and look ahead to the start of the 2022 camogie leagues.

To do that, they're joined by Barrow Rangers manager Stephen Dormer, Kilkenny senior manager Brian Dowling and intermediate manager John Scott.

You can get fresh episodes of Camán Caint for your ears on Tuesday nights for the season two run.

We're finishing the first season of Camán Caint with our end of championship awards.

Tonight, recorded as a live broadcast from KCLR studios and streamed online (check Scoreline.ie for the video edition), we'll announce our junior, intermediate and senior teams of the year along with the individual player awards.

You'll find full lists of our winning teams online at Scoreline.ie

Our thanks to Suirside Farm Potatos, Killaree Lighting Services and Roche Injury Clinic for their sponsorship of the team awards.

The Kilkenny camogie championships are in the bag with Mooncoin, Barrow Rangers and Dicksboro all claiming gold at junior, intermediate and senior levels respectively.

This week on the podcast, Martin and Áine are recapping each of those three final performances

• Mooncoin v Piltown (junior)
• Barrow Rangers v James Stephens (intermediate)
• Dicksboro v Piltown (senior)

before the podcast gets down to the important business of the day - announcing the nominees for the Team of the Year at junior, intermediate and senior levels.

Over the league and championship legs of this season, our hosts, along with scouts at games at all levels around the county, have been working towards compiling their overall team of the year, a first for camogie in Kilkenny.

With almost 100 players in the running across Kilkenny's adult grades, the nominees will be whittled down to the overall team selections on next week's podcast.

The 15 players chosen for each team will be presented with specially-commissioned jerseys to make their selection for 2021.

Next week will also see the overall junior, intermediate and senior camogie player of the year announced.

Six teams remain, three county finals, all to be played this weekend. Hear from all team managers and get your Camán Caint predictions as we head towards the end of season one's podcast series.

This week you'll hear from the managers of Mooncoin, Piltown (junior and senior), Barrow Rangers, James Stephens and Dicksboro.

We'll also hear Martin and Áine's predictions with the last weekend of local camogie action on the way.

As always, get fresh episodes on Tuesday night's during the season and check out the archive at Scoreline.ie/camancaint.

The semi-finals in the Kilkenny camogie championship have been and gone.

Last Sunday saw the remaining four teams in each adult grade compete for a spot in their respective county finals. We know who's going to be contesting them, but how did they get there and how has the championship worked at all levels this year?

They're some of the questions we'll be answering this week as we review the penultimate stage of each adult championship.

We've also got some more details on our Team of the Year for each of the senior, intermediate and junior grades as the shortlists get finalised heading into county final weekend.

This week on the podcast, Martin and Áine are recapping a busy weekend of quarter-final championship action in Kilkenny and looking ahead to Halloween morning for the senior, intermediate and junior semi-finals.

David Roche of David Roche Injury Clinic also drops into studio to talk about injury prevention and recovery.

As always, find new episodes and all previous editions on scoreline.ie/camancaint.

Tuesday night is the new camogie night around Scoreline HQ which means we've got a fresh drop of Camán Caint for your ears.

This week, Áine and Martin are getting stuck into the knockout stages of the Kilkenny camogie championships, starting off with a recap of this past weekend's first-round action before ducking into this weekend's quarter-final fixtures.

Given the reaction to last week's referee discussion, we're back on that topic later in the podcast before having a look at the 2021 Camogie All-Star nominations announced this week.

It's a long chat this week as we finish out the last round of league games in the Kilkenny camogie championships before previewing the knock out stages for 17 October. We'll also have a chat about the lack of referees on the local front and more besides over the course of 80 minutes.