During the summer Netwatch Cullen Park hosted the Hurling for Cancer Research match between Jim Bolger's Stars and Davy Russell's Best. All-Ireland winners from hurling and camogie along with soccer, rugby and racing stars all came along on the night to support this great cause. Many current players were also there, in this you'll hear their admiration of the legends of the past and their excitement at getting to play on the same pitch as Tommy Walsh, Jackie Tyrrell, Martin Storey and Larry O'Gorman. You can already but tickets for the 2025 game which will take place in Netwatch Cullen park on August 18th just follow this link Hurling for Cancer Research 2025| Fundraising Event Ireland

Richie Power recently donated the proceeds of his family memoir to the Cois Nore Cancer Support Centre and Carlow/Kilkenny Homecare Team.  The book 'Power: A Family Memoir', was released last year but is still available to buy. Richie dropped into studio to talk about that but while there he also discussed many hurling topics with Oisin.

Eddie Scally, Adrian Ronan and Mickey Walsh analyze Freshford's win and we hear from the management and players following their 3-15 to 0-13 victory against Easkey in the AIB All-Ireland Junior Hurling Club semi-final.

As well as all that we've got Carlow hurlers Brian Treacy and Kevin McDonald and Na Fianna's Colin Currie on a great win over Loughrea in the All-Ireland semi -final.

 This week’s episode of the KCLR Hurling Podcast brings you exclusive insights from the launch of the Kilkenny GAA Yearbook. 

David Blanchfield shares his thoughts on the highs and lows of the season, the evolving landscape of the game, and his ambitions for 2024. Cian Kenny gives us a glimpse into the team’s preparations for the upcoming campaigns and the importance of tradition and legacy in Kilkenny hurling. 

This week we hear from Lisdowney manager Trevor Fletcher on their Leinster Final loss, plus analysis from Eddie Scally, Micky Walsh and Taggy. We also hear from Slaughtneil's Brendan Rodgers.

Adrian Ronan joins Oisin to look ahead to Leinster Finals for Freshford and Lisdowney in the coming weeks and there's post match reaction from all of last weekend's big games.

This week on the KCLR Hurling Podcast we feature a look back on all of the weekend's action including defeats St Mullins, Thomastown and Piltown and victories for Freshford and Lisdowney.

We hear from all the teams that were involved in provincial action plus there's analysis with Micky Walsh, Adrian Ronan, Terence Kelly and Pat Coady among others.

In this episode of the KCLR Hurling Podcast, Oisin steps in for Eddie Scally and Eddie Doyle to bring you all the latest insights and reactions from the hurling world.

Joining him are special guests Adrian Ronan, Taggy Fogarty, and Michael Walsh, who share their thoughts on the standout performances from the past weekend and preview a packed schedule ahead. 

With Kilkenny clubs set to enter provincial competitions, get the takes on what to expect and who to watch in the coming games. Tune in for all the action and analysis on the matches shaping up in the provincial stages! 

In the thrilling season finale of The KCLR Hurling Podcast, Eddie Doyle and Eddie Scally bring you a comprehensive review of the Junior Final, breaking down the key moments and standout performances.

The duo also dive into the All-Stars chat, debating the team and snubs of the season. Reflecting on the year's action, they share their personal highlights and unveil the much-anticipated Team of the Year and Player of the Year. 

Don't miss this celebration of the best in Kilkenny hurling as we bid farewell to another unforgettable season. 

This week’s KCLR Hurling Podcast dives into the biggest stories in Kilkenny hurling! 

Eddie Scally shares his experiences as a TikTok sensation, and the lads break down how Thomastown dethroned O'Loughlin Gaels to claim their long-awaited senior championship. 

We discuss the key factors that won the day for Thomastown and reveal the KCLR Non-Kilkenny Panel Team of the Year. 

Also on the agenda is a preview of the upcoming Junior Final, plus some big news as Eddie announces his decision to step down from Bagenalstown. Don’t miss it!