KCLR's Big Game Live

The league final returns to UPMC Nowlan Park this Sunday and it’s live on KCLR as Thomastown and Lisdowney face off in the decider.

With both teams holding perfect records so far, something will have to give as the two favourites to win the county title next month do battle for the first time this year.

The second quarter-final of this year’s Michael Lyng Motors Hyundai Carlow Senior Football Championship sees Mount Leinster Rangers and Eire Og go head-to-head live on KCLR this Sunday.

Can Eire Og return to the lofty heights of 2020 when they last claimed the county title or will Mount Leinster Rangers move one-step closer towards a historic double following their hurling success earlier this year.

The knockout stages of the Michael Lyng Motors Hyundai Carlow Senior Football Championship begin this weekend on KCLR with the quarter-finals coming to Netwatch Cullen Park.

At 3 o’clock, KCLR will be providing full commentary of Old Leighlin’s clash with Bagenalstown Gaels as both sides hope to continue the form that has seen them advance from the group stages.

The opening round of the Michael Lyng Motors Hyundai Kilkenny Intermediate Hurling Championship concludes this Sunday as Carrickshock and Fenians face off live on KCLR.

 With the loser being condemned to the dreaded relegation final, an intense 60 minutes lies in store for both teams and their supporters with so much on the line. 

The first piece of silverware of the season will be handed out on Sunday afternoon as St Martin’s face Dunnamaggin in the Michael Lyng Motors Hyundai Kilkenny Intermediate Hurling Shield final.

Following strong campaigns in the league for both teams, who will head into the championship off the back of claiming the shield title?

From 5 o’clock this Saturday, we’ll be live in Thomastown for the meeting of Mooncoin and Blacks and Whites in the first round of the Michael Lyng Motors Hyundai Kilkenny Intermediate Hurling Championship.

Can Mooncoin continue their strong run of form that saw them finish third in their group or will the Blacks and Whites show their championship form that saw them claim last year’s Junior title?

You can hear the first game in this year’s Michael Lyng Motors Hyundai Kilkenny Intermediate Hurling Championship as Rower Inistioge take on Young Irelands.

With both sides coming off the back of victories in the final round of the league, belief will be high that they can begin their quest to gain promotion with a victory in what promises to be an entertaining affair.

It’s one of the biggest games in the final round of the Carlow senior football championship as Palatine and Eire Og meet on Sunday evening night in the Netwatch Training Centre.

Defeat for Palatine would see them relinquish their county title and leave them in a relegation final, while Eire Og must secure a second victory of the season if they are to be sure of their place in the knockout stages.

It’s a big weekend in the Kilkenny Club Hurling Calander with the Senior and Intermediate league positions still to be decided.  

The top spot of the Michael Lyng Motors Hyundai Intermediate Hurling League will be determined this Sunday when the undefeated Lisdowney go up against an inform St. Martins. 

With knockout stage places at stake, the Carlow senior football championship enters the final round this weekend with one of the biggest games pitting Bagenalstown Gaels against Mount Leinster Rangers.

Can Eddie Scally’s Bagenalstown Gaels side bounce back from last weekend’s disappointing defeat to Tinryland or will Mount Leinster Rangers maintain their unbeaten campaign to date?