KCLR's Big Game Live

When they say the minor championship is major, they’re not wrong.

It was the second week out for Niall Bergin’s Kilkenny side as the Electric Ireland Leinster Minor Hurling Championship moved into round two and we were following Kilkenny to the National Games Development Centre in Abbotstown, Dublin, as they faced Antrim in the group stages.

With a place in the final of this year’s Allianz Hurling League at stake, Kilkenny welcomed Cork to UPMC Nowlan Park.

We had full coverage of the game  with Adrien Ronan, Michael Walsh and Taggy Fogarty, along with the Scoreline sports team bringing you all of the action of the day.

Having hit a rich run of form in recent weeks, Tullow Rugby Club headed to Cill Dara looking to secure a first league title and promotion in a decade.
 
Still, in with a shout of a historic league and cup double, the Black Gates club were at Silken Thomas Park in Kildare and we were in the stands with Brendan Hennessy and Johnny Tobin to bring you all the rugby action of the day.  

Having had a week to regroup following their defeat to Cork at UPMC Nowlan Park, Kilkenny welcome Tipperary to the Piltown GAA grounds this weekend for round five of the VERY Camogie League Division 1A.

For Kilkenny, there was a very remote chance of relegation. As for Tipperary, a win over Kilkenny at this stage of the year would of been huge and thanks to their scoring difference had the chance to land the Premier in a league final.

Victory over London earlier this month was followed by defeat to Sligo last weekend and now Carlow were looking to end their Allianz Football League campaign for 2023 on a high.

Chadwick’s Wexford Park beckoned for Niall Carew’s side and we were live in the stands for full commentary and analysis as always with Brendan Hennessy and Willie Quinlan on duty.

Kilkenny took on Laois on Saturday afternoon in the opening round of the Electric Ireland Leinster Minor Hurling Championship.

Victory for Niall Bergin’s side would see them take control of their group as they look to secure top spot and safe passage into the provincial semi-final.

Brendan Hennessy and two-time All-Ireland winner Michael Walsh were on commentary duty for KCLR in Laois Hire O’Moore Park with thanks to Laharts.

With a place in the semi-finals of this year’s Allianz Hurling League at stake, Kilkenny welcomed Waterford to UPMC Nowlan Park.

We had full coverage of the game with Oisin Langan, Michael Walsh, Kieran Joyce, and the Scoreline sports team bringing you all of the action of the day.

Carlow’s senior hurlers returned to Allianz League action for one final time this weekend as Derry made the trip to Netwatch Cullen Park.

With a place in this year’s league semi-final beyond reach, it’s all on Carlow to finish the league in style before shifting focus to the Joe McDonagh Cup.

Having has a week to regroup following their win over Dublin, Kilkenny welcomed Cork to UPMC Nowlan Park for round four of the VERY Camogie League Division 1A.

It’s the reigning All Ireland champions against last years beaten All Ireland finalists and it’s always a game that produces fireworks.

Following a win against London last time out, Carlow was looking to finish this year’s Allianz Football League on a high.

With two games to go, up first was the visit of Sligo to Netwatch Cullen Park. Listen back for full commentary and analysis.