KCLR's Big Game Live

The Eirgrid Leinster U20 Football Championship continues this Tuesday evening for Carlow.

They welcome neighbours Wicklow to Netwatch Cullen Park for a crucial encounter in Group 2.

Sunday marks a unique day on the sporting calendar as Carlow both partake and host a national final.

Tom Mullally’s hurlers take on neighbors Laois at 3 pm in Netwatch Cullen Park in the Division 2A decider of the Allianz National Hurling League.

Having claimed the Joe McDonagh Cup last season, the Barrowsiders have the opportunity to add a second piece of silverware to the trophy cabinet when they face off against Willie Maher’s side.

The Leinster Under 20 Hurling Championship gets underway this Saturday and we’ll be live from Netwatch Cullen Park for the meeting of Carlow and Kerry.

Having lost to the Kingdom in the opening round of the minor championship last weekend, the U20s will be hoping to gain retribution and begin their provincial campaign with a victory.

The underage intercounty season begins this week and Wednesday sees the turn of the Carlow minor footballers.

They welcome neighbours Wexford to Netwatch Cullen Park for the opening round of the Leinster Minor Football Championship.

The Leinster U20 Football Championship gets underway this Tuesday night and we’ll be in the LOETB Laois Centre of Excellence for the first-round meeting of Laois and Carlow.

Having been part of the Eire Og management team that led the club to the county title last year, Simon Rea has stepped into the role of U20 manager for 2024 and his tenure gets underway against neighbours Laois.

The Bank of Ireland Provincial Towns Cup reaches the quarter-finals this Sunday and holders Tullow face Carlow in the Blackgates.

Will Maurice Logue’s side move one-step closer towards defending their crown or can Carlow continue their fine form that has seen them gain promotion from Division 1B of the Leinster League?

After their promotion hopes were dashed last weekend with a defeat to Longford, Carlow will be hoping to end their league campaign on a high when they play host to London this Sunday.

A victory for Niall Carew’s side could secure a top half finish which will be enough to be seeded for this year’s Tailteann Cup.

The Allianz National Hurling League enters its knockout stages this weekend and once again Kilkenny are involved.

They take on holders Limerick on Saturday afternoon in the semi-final as the sides meet for the first time since last year’s All-Ireland final.

Will Limerick come out on top again or can Kilkenny move one-step closer towards lifting the first piece of silverware in 2024?

The Very Ireland Camogie League resumes this Saturday and Kilkenny face their neighbours Tipperary in the fourth round.

Following two defeats from their opening three games, Peter Chap Cleere’s side know that victory is paramount if they are to avoid a relegation battle for the remainder of the group stage.

While hurling and football get a day off for St. Patrick’s Day, local rugby continues with round 2 of the Bank of Ireland Provincial Towns Cup.

We’ll be live in Oak Park with Brendan Hennessy and Mick Quinn from 3pm today (Sunday) to bring you all the action as newly-minted Leinster League Division 1B champions Carlow host Portlaoise, hopeful of maintaining momentum and booking a place in the quarter-finals.

With Kilkenny and Tullow also in action, we’ll bring you the latest from all the local games on Scoreline on air and online. This game is brought to you with thanks to Ray Whelan Waste Management, Carlow.