KCLR's Big Game Live

Following a win over Offaly last weekend in John Locke Park, Kilkenny were on the road to Rathdowney to take on Laois in the second round of this year’s Walsh Cup.

Having told KCLR that he’ll be looking for improvements this weekend, Derek Lyng’s side very much has places up for grabs as the pre-season continues in the buildup to this year’s Allianz National Hurling League next month.

Listen back to Brendan Hennessy, Michael Walsh and the Scoreline sports team from Rathdowney GAA grounds.

A new era began for the Kilkenny senior hurling team.

Listen back as Derek Lyng took charge of the side for the first time in their Walsh Cup opener with Offaly in John Locke Park, Callan.

Two of the biggest names in hurling collided with a place in the AIB GAA Hurling All-Ireland Senior Club Championship final at stake. 

Last year’s final went down to the last play of the game with Ballygunner stopping Ballyhale’s quest for three in a row. Now, they’ll do it all over again. 

Join Brendan Hennessy, Michael Walsh and the Scoreline sports team for exclusive live commentary of the AIB GAA Hurling All-Ireland Senior Club Championship semi-final, Ballyhale Shamrocks v Ballygunner.

60 minutes stood between Kilkenny’s James Stephens and All-Ireland glory as we were off to Croke Park with Martin Quilty, Aine Farrell and the scoreline sports team for the final club camogie game of the year. 

Listen back to the exclusive live commentary of the AIB intermediate camogie club All-Ireland championship final, James Stephens v Clonduff right here on Big Game Live. 

Listen back to the the AIB club intermediate camogie All Ireland semi-final, Castlegar v James Stephens, from University of Limerick, with thanks to Kilkenny Contract Furniture, Hebron Industrial Estate, offering an extensive range of hotel, bar, restaurant and outdoor furniture. To view the collection, see kilkenycontractfurniture.ie.

It all came down to this for Ballyhale Shamrocks.

The defending Leinster senior club hurling champions secured a fifth straight Kilkenny county title in October and sat 60 minutes away from a fourth consecutive Leinster crown.

We’ were in Croke Park with Brendan Hennessy, Michael Walsh and the Scoreline sports team to bringing you all the action from the day where the winner will take this year’s Leinster title and can look forward to a monster clash with Munster champions Ballygunner.

For some of the St. Mullins side, it’s history in the making today as the Carlow club take to the hallowed turf at Croke Park for their Leinster club senior hurling championship semi-final.

The in-form Kilmacud Crokes of Dublin provided the opposition and we were be there with Brendan Hennessy, Terence Kelly and the Scoreline sports team to bring you the game live.

At Scoreline HQ, this is the game we were hoping for once the Leinster intermediate camogie championship got underway.

For the first time ever, Kilkenny’s James Stephens found themselves in the provincial decider with the experienced Myshall of Carlow, perennial county champions, providing the opposition.

Both sides knew they’re only 60 minutes away from adding more silverware to what’s been a stand-out season for both teams regardless of the result. 

Defending Leinster champions Ballyhale Shamrocks were 60 minutes away from a fourth straight Leinster club senior hurling final with St. Mullins or Kilmacud Crokes waiting in the wings.

We were be live in Croke Parkwith Brendan Hennessy, Michael Walsh and the Scoreline sports team taking you through the action.

In winning the county title this year, Blacks and Whites bridged a 13-year gap for county honours and found themselves very much in the hunt for Leinster honours.

There was still the matter of Commercials of Dublin to work out but with a provincial final at stake, both teams should serve up a cracking game of hurling in UPMC Nowlan Park on Saturday afternoon.

We were there with Brendan Hennessy, Michael Walsh and the Scoreline sports team were there tp bring you all the action.