KCLR's Big Game Live

MLR and Tinryland went head-to-head on Sunday evening in the opening round of the Michael Lyng Motors Hyundai Carlow Senior Football Championship.

You can hear full live commentary on KCLR with Brendan Hennessy and Willie Quinlan calling all the action with thanks to Dan Morrissey and Co

Éire Óg and Palatine went head-to-head on Saturday evening in the opening round of the Michael Lyng Motors Hyundai Carlow Senior Football Championship.

You can hear full live commentary on KCLR with Brendan Hennessy and Willie Quinlan calling all the action with thanks to Dan Morrissey and Co.

Rathvilly and Palatine went head-to-head on Saturday evening in the opening round of the Michael Lyng Motors Hyundai Carlow Senior Football Championship.

You can hear full live commentary on KCLR with Brendan Hennessy and Willie Quinlan calling all the action with thanks to Dan Morrissey and Co.

The final game of the third weekend of the Kilkenny Senior Hurling League took place in James Stephens GAA Grounds when Danesfort and Dicksboro face off.

Could Dicksboro build on a strong start that has seen them secure two wins from their opening set of fixtures or wouls last year’s intermediate champions Danesfort get off the mark after they suffered a second defeat in-a-row last weekend?

The St Canice’s Credit Union Kilkenny Senior Hurling League continued this Friday night, and it seen James Stephens and Bennettsbridge go head-to-head in Danesfort.

With both sides coming into this game from disappointing defeats, the final result could go a long way in telling where these clubs end up this season.

The third round of the St Canice’s Credit Union Kilkenny Senior Hurling League continued when Mullinavat and O’Loughlin Gaels face off in Hugginstown.

Would both of these sides return to winning ways after defeats in the previous round or would they get perilously close to the bottom two ahead of the penultimate set of fixtures?

Two teams who got their first points on the board last weekend meet at John Locke Park this Saturday as Graigue Ballycallan and Ballyhale Shamrocks go head-to-head.

The Shamrocks were hoping to gain their first victory of the season following last weekend’s draw with Erin’s Own, while Graigue Ballycallan were going in search of a second successive victory after their three-point win over Bennettbridge last time out.

It was the biggest day in the Carlow senior hurling championship to date as Mount Leinster Rangers and St. Mullins when they meet at Netwatch Cullen Park in the county final.

Mount Leinster Rangers were first to book their spot after defeating Bagnelstown Gaels by five points, avenging their defeat to them at the same stage last year. 

St. Mullins secured their chance at back-to-back titles by dispatching Ballinkillen in convincing fashion.

It was the last game of the weekend in the Kilkenny senior hurling league as Clara meet Danesfort in Bennettsbridge.

Both teams suffered defeats in the opening round with Danesfort falling to Mullinavat on their return to the top tier, while Clara were heavily defeated by Dicksboro on a sobering afternoon for the 2013 and 2015 champions.

Two teams who suffered opening-round defeats last weekend were hoping to get their seasons up and running on this Saturday night when they went head-to-head at Tom Ryall Park.

The Shamrocks were hoping to show why they were the county champions after their surprise loss at home to Glenmore last time out, while Erin’s Own were going in search of a first under new manager Sean Dempsey after a nine-point defeat to Bennettsbridge on the opening day.