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It was county final weekend in Carlow and we were live at Netwatch Cullen Park for the intermediate decider on Saturday evening.
Having seen their seniors make an exit at the semi-final stages last weekend, Mount Leinster Rangers are in the mix again this year as they take on Naomh Eoin in the final game of this year’s JJ Kavanagh & Sons Carlow intermediate hurling championship.
It was Robbie Dowling and Terence Kelly on commentary duty for KCLR and Scoreline.ie.
We're at the business end of the Carlow club hurling championships with the junior campaign coming to a close on Friday night, the intermediate semis on Saturday but Sunday was all about the senior championship.
We were there in Netwatch Cullen Park as St. Mullins went up against Ballinkillen.
On commentary duty for KCLR and Scoreline.ie are Oisin Langan and Terence Kelly.
Live commentary is brought to you by Dan Morrissey & Co.
We're at the business end of the Carlow club hurling championships with the junior campaign coming to a close on Friday night, the intermediate semis on Saturday but Sunday was all about the senior championship.
We were there in Netwatch Cullen Park as Mount Leinster Rangers take on Bagenalstown Gaels.
On commentary duty for KCLR and Scoreline.ie are Oisin Langan and Terence Kelly.
Live commentary is brought to you by Dan Morrissey & Co.
Listen back to the final of the JJ Kavanagh & Sons Junior Hurling Championship.
Burren Rangers went up against St. Mullins with Brendan Hennessey and Terrance Kelly on duty
Mount Leinster Rangers would make it five wins from five in the Carlow senior hurling championship as they cemented top spot in the county's semi-finals with a win over St. Mullins. Listen back here with Brendan Hennessy and Terence Kelly on duty.
Listen back to commentary on Kilkenny vs Galway in the 2022 All-Ireland Senior Camogie semi-final with Martin Quilty and Áine Fahy.
It was the one everybody was waiting for on Sunday afternoon as Kilkenny and Limerick faced off in Croke Park on All-Ireland final day.
It was a repeat of the 2007 decider with the Munster and Leinster champions going head-to-head in front of a capacity crowd at a sun-drenched GAA headquarters.
As always, Brendan Hennessy and Michael Walsh were there to call the action on a monumental occasion for Irish sport.
The first our two live games on Saturday evening saw last year’s beaten finalists St Mullins take on Ballinkillen.
Netwatch Cullen Park hosted as Eoin Larkin’s side looked to claim the scalp of one of the favourites for this year’s competition.
Listen back here:
Naomh Eoin took on Bagenalstown Gaels on Saturday in the fourth round of the Carlow Senior Hurling Championship.
That was the second of our games on Saturday as the championship hots up on Barrowside.
Kilkenny and Dublin went head-to-head for a place in the All-Ireland semi-final on Saturday evening in FBD Semple Stadium, Thurles.
A win for Brian Dowling’s side would see them advance to yet another semi-final where either Cork or Galway would await.
Listen back to the game below with Martin Quilty and Aine Fahey on commentary duty
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