KCLR's Big Game Live

This Saturday, tune in to KCLR for Round 3 of the Leinster GAA Hurling Senior Championship. It's Carlow versus Kilkenny at 4:30 pm, live from Netwatch Cullen Park, Carlow.

Will Derek Lyng's Kilkenny continue their undefeated streak streak, or will Tom Mullaly's Carlow turn the tables and secure their first victory? It's a match you won't want to miss

So grab your jerseys, and tune in to KCLR this Saturday for live coverage of the Leinster GAA Hurling Senior Championship Round 3.

Prepare for an epic showdown this Saturday evening, as rugby giants collide in the Champions Cup semi-final, Leinster versus Northampton.

Join us at 5:30 PM in the iconic Croke Park for a clash that promises to be legendary.

Get ready for an exciting clash this Sunday, as the Leinster Minor Hurling Championship Tier 1 Round 3 takes center stage! It’s Kilkenny versus Dublin and you can join us live at 2:00 PM in UPMC Nowlan Park.

Kilkenny's minor hurlers made the best possible start to their Leinster championship campaign last week with 4-24 to 1-14 win over Galway.

With two points on the board, Niall Bergin's side make the trip to Chadwicks Wexford Park at lunchtime this Saturday with the hosts looking to bounce back from a narrow defeat to Dublin in the opening round.

It's the game of the championship that Kilkenny hurling fans have been waiting for with Derek Lyng's senior Cats travelling to Salthill this Sunday to take on Henry Shefflin's Galway.

With both sides coming away with wins in their opening round fixtures, Kilkenny will be hoping the demolition of Antrim on home soil last weekend will be carried out West this Sunday afternoon.

While results didn't go their way last weekend against Galway, Carlow will have home advantage this Saturday evening for a late throw-in against Leinster rivals Dublin as the Leinster senior hurling championship movings into the second round.

We'll be live at Netwatch Cullen Park to bring you all the action on air and online from six o'clock on Saturday as Tom Mullally's side go in search of their first points of the championship.

Carlow's under 20's secured their first victory of the season and a place in the semi-finals of the Leinster GAA U20 Andrew Corden Cup with a stunning 3-10 to 0-10 victory over Offaly in SETU Carlow last week.

Can Simon Rea's side maintain that same momentum this evening as they face Westmeath in Kinnegad?

The domestic rugby season draws to a close this Sunday as Tullow and Ashbourne face off in the Bank of Ireland Provincial Towns Cup final.

Having proved too strong for all opposition enroute to the decider, Tullow will be favourites to regain the crown the memorably claimed in 2023.

Tune in to KCLR this Sunday from 3pm as we bring you full live commentary from Carlow Rugby Club of Tullow versus Ashbourne in the final of the Bank of Ireland Provincial Towns Cup.

The Leinster Under 20 Hurling Championship enters its knockout stages this weekend and we’ll be in Mullingar for the meeting of Carlow and Westmeath.

Following a second place finish in their group, Brendan Hayden’s side will be hopefully of adding to their solitary victory and advance in the provincial championship at the expense of the hosts.

The Electric Ireland Leinster Minor Hurling Championship gets underway for Kilkenny this weekend and they face stiff opposition in their opening encounter.

Niall Bergin’s side play host to Galway on Saturday afternoon with both teams looking to get off to the perfect start ahead of the provincial campaign.

Given the pedigree of both counties at this grade, hopes will be high that two of this year’s genuine All-Ireland contenders can put on a thrilling clash.