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We were live at Netwatch Cullen Park for a 2pm throw-in, Sunday 5 June, between Carlow and Westmeath in the quarter-final of this year’s Tailteann Cup.
On commentary duty for KCLR and Scoreline.ie are Brendan Hennessy and Willie Quinlan.
This game is brought to you with thanks to Barrow Training, Carlow.
We were live at Croke Park for a 7pm throw-in, Saturday 4 June, between Galway and Kikenny in the final of this year’s Leinster Senior Hurling Championship.
On commentary duty for KCLR and Scoreline.ie were Adrian Ronan & Michael Walsh.
Get full commentary and analysis of Carlow v Tipperary in the Tailteann Cup, First Round
We were live for Kilkenny’s clash with Limerick in the All Ireland Senior championship second round.
Join our team of Martin Quilty and Aine Fahey from Nowlan Park.
Coverage is with thanks to John Phelan Skip Hire.
We were live today for Kilkenny’s clash with Kildare in the Intermediate championship first round.
Join our team of Martin Quilty and Aine Fahey live from Nowlan Park.
Coverage is with thanks to John Phelan Skip Hire.
Kilkenny’s U20’s headed for Semple Stadium in Thurles for their All Ireland final clash with Limerick on Sunday.
Listen back to our commentary team with thanks to Gerry Comerford Drilling.
The Carlow hurlers were away for the next round of the Joe McDonagh Cup.
They made the journey to O'Connor Park, Tullamore for the game against Michael Fennelly's Offaly.
Commentary is with thanks to Ray Whelan Waste Management Ltd.
Kilkenny were looking to get back to winning ways when they make the trip to Parnell Park to take on Dublin in the Leinster Championship round-robin.
The cats take on the dubs with a throw-in time of went against the Dubs with our commentary team of Brendan Hennessy and Michael Walsh o duty.
Our coverage is with thanks to Lahart’s Kilkenny.
Just as it happened in the league earlier this early, Kilkenny went to Parnell Park on a mission and got the job done in style.
Goals in either half from Mossy Keoghan and another from TJ Reid helped the Cats to a 3-25 to 0-17 over a Dublin side who, pre-game at least, were in pole position for a spot in this year's Leinster senior hurling final.
Adrian Mullen would claim Michael Walsh's Man of the Match - remember that name for KCLR Breakfast this Monday morning.
The result leaves Kilkenny trailing Galway by a point at the top of the Leinster championship meaning a positive result against Wexford this coming Saturday should send the Cats to the final, with Galway hosting Dublin in Salthill to decide their fate. Wexford will have to beat Kilkenny if they're to stay in this summer's championship.
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