KCLR's Big Game Live

UPMC Nowlan Park gets a double helping of championship camogie this weekend and we’ll be live for both games.

It started with the Leinster intermediate camogie championship semi-final meeting of Kilkenny and Wexford. 

We were in UPMC Nowlan Park as Kilkenny got a second crack at Wexford this season for a place in the Leinster final.

With a provincial title to defend and home advantage, it was win or bust for both sides in the new-look competition and we had Brendan Hennessy and Michael Walsh live in the stands.

The Joe Mac was back as Carlow traveled to Ballycran to take on Down in the fourth round of the Joe McDonagh Cup.

A huge opening-round result against Kildare followed by two draws epic draws, Carlow found themselves coming into this weekend's clash undefeated and in good stead for a Joe McDonagh final.

We were there with Brendan Hennessy, Terence Kelly and the Scoreline sports team to bring you all the action.

After a scintillating draw in UPMC Nowlan Park last weekend against Galway, Derek Lyng and Kilkenny were back out in championship action, this time making the trip up north to face Antrim in Corrigan Park in round three of the Leinster Senior Hurling Championship

Listen back as Oisin Langan and two time All Ireland winner Michael Walsh brought you all the action.

For junior rugby, it doesn’t get much bigger than this with the final of the 2023 Bank of Ireland Provincial Towns Cup booked for Sunday afternoon in Athy Rugby Club.

It’s Carlow-Kilkenny derby as this year’s Division 1B champions Tullow test their might against cup holders Kilkenny in what should be a cracking game of rugby

It was knockout time for Kilkenny’s minor hurlers as the Cats headed to Faithful Fields  for an early throw-in against hosts Offaly.

Niall Bergin’s side had a bright start to the group stages but came undone against a fancied Galway in UPMC Nowlan Park a fortnight ago but now it’s do-or-die for all involved as we hit the quarter-final stages.

The league is done and dusted, now it's time to get down to the serious business for Kilkenny's senior hurlers as this year's Leinster championship gets underway at the weekend.

It's a home draw first for the Cats with UPMC Nowlan Park the backdrop for their opening-round clash with Westmeath. Despite a loss to Limerick in the Allianz Hurling League Division 1 final earlier this month, Kilkenny has looked impressive to date this season but when it comes to Championship hurling, anything goes and with the round-robin nature of the competition, they'll be looking to get off to the best possible start with a win on home turf.

It was all one-way traffic in Mullingar around this time last year, Kilkenny seeing off Westmeath 5-23 to 1-19, TJ Reid scoring 1-4 in the second half alone in that game.