KCLR's Big Game Live

Listen back to commentary and analysis as Castletown got the better of Clonmore on in the 2022 Leinster junior football championship semi-finals at Netwatch Cullen Park on Saturday 19 November 2022.

Listen back to full commentary of Mullinavat's Leinster club intermediate football championship semi-final clash against Fethard St. Mogue's with Robbie Dowling and Eddie Scally on commentary duty.

We were live in Netwatch Cullen Park for the AIB Leinster club senior hurling championship quarter-final between Carlow champions St. Mullins and Wexford champions Ferns St. Aidan's . 

Listen back to Brendan Hennessy and Terence Kelly on commentary, with a place in this year's provincial semi-final against either Kilmacud Crokes or Clough Ballacolla up for grabs.

Listen back belowwith thanks to Blanchfield's Country Pub.

We were live in UPMC Nowlan Park for the AIB Leinster club senior hurling championship quarter-final between Ballyhale Shamrocks and Castletown Geoghan. 

Having secured a third Leinster crown in a row last year, could Ballyhalle repeat that feat this year with the club setting Croke Park firmly in their sights to close out their 50th-anniversary celebrations? Join Martin Quilty and Michael Walsh on commentary as Kilkenny's senior champions take on some of Westmeath's finest for a place in this year's provincial semi-final. 

Listen back with thanks to Gerry Comerford 

We were live in UPMC Nowlan Park for the AIB Leinster club intermediate hurling championship quarter-final between Danesfort and Trim.

Join Brendan Hennessy and Michael Walsh on commentary as Kilkenny’s intermediate champions took on some of Meath’s finest for a place in this year’s provincial semi-final.

We also went around the grounds to bring you live updates from Muckalee v O’Dwyers, Blacks and Whites v Ringtown and Thomastown v St. Vincent’s in the Leinster senior camogie championship semi-final.

Listen back with thanks to Philip Ireland Tyres, Cillin Hill, Kilkenny.

A place in Croke Park was at stake as Palatine welcomed Portarlington to Carlow.

Having secured their first-ever Leinster championship win last time out against St. Patrick's of Wicklow, it was time for the provincial quarter-finals.

Pado Flynn's side will wore the underdogs tag for this one with full commentary and analysis with Brendan Hennessy and Willie Quinlan calling the shots.

Having overcome Bracknagh in Callan a fortnight ago, Mullinavat were back for another bite at the Leinster cherry with an intermediate football championship quarter-final clash against Shandonagh.

We were back to John Locke Park again for full commentary and analysis from Robbie Dowling and Eddie Scally.

Having made home advantage count two weeks ago, Clonmore werw back in Netwatch Cullen Park for a Leinster junior football championship quarter-final this Saturday.

They faced off Kildare's Straffan in the county grounds.

Listen below with Brendan Hennessy and Willie Quinlan on duty.

After winning the intermediate final, James Stephens camogie team could look forward to provincial action against Raharney of Westmeath.

Raharney had a 2-11 to 1-13 after extra time victory over Clonkill in the Westmeath senior county final last weekend. While The Village had some respite after besting Rower Inistigoe two weeks ago.

Listen back to the match below with Martin Quilty and Aine Fahy on duty