Could a bad season actually turn out to be a long‑term positive? That’s the question on the table today, as we break down Kilkenny’s exit after their defeat to Dublin.

We’re also looking ahead to Carlow’s Joe McDonagh Cup Final and mapping out Clare’s championship route.

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Kilkenny’s Championship campaign comes to an end after their defeat to Dublin in Parnell Park. We hear from Cats manager Derek Lyng, along with analysis from Adrian Ronan and former Dublin manager Humphrey Kelleher.

There was plenty of other hurling stuff happening this weekend too — we’ll get to all of that tomorrow.

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All-Star Mossie Keoghan is gearing up for what is effectively a Leinster semi-final against Dublin this Sunday in Parnell Park.

We caught up with him in Croke Park, while over at Kilkenny Golf Club we also spoke with Dan Cody and Richie Power Sr about this week’s Kilkenny GAA Golf Classic.

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It’s a must‑win for Kilkenny as they head to Parnell Park to take on Dublin. We dive deep into that clash and look back on all the weekend’s action.

The lads also break down what went wrong in Tipp’s All‑Ireland title defence and look ahead to Carlow’s upcoming Joe McDonagh Cup Final.

And, as always, Eddie pays tribute to our Limerick hurling overlords.

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 Liam Cahill reflects on Tipperary edging towards the championship exit after their defeat to Clare, while Derek Lyng discusses Kilkenny’s win over Kildare — a result that seals relegation for Brian Dowling’s side. We also have reaction from Carlow as they book their place in the Joe McDonagh Cup final. 

Kilkenny will face Galway next Wednesday night in the Fulfill Leinster Under‑20 Hurling Final, after a 1-22 to 2-13 semi‑final win over Dublin — that game will be live on KCLR.

Galway booked their place in the decider with an extra‑time victory over Wexford.

There was disappointing news for Kilkenny today, with the Irish Independent reporting that senior defender Jordan Molloy will miss the rest of the season after tearing his anterior cruciate ligament.

We’ll hear from Michael Walsh on that, as well as Under‑20 manager Henry Shefflin on his side’s win.

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Kilkenny: Simmering or Off the Boil? Carlow Power On and Waterford Look Unlucky — or Just Slightly Off it ?

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On this week’s post‑match edition, we hear from Derek Lyng on Kilkenny’s draw in Tullamore, Keith Rossiter on Wexford’s defeat to Dublin, and Peter Queally and Ben O’Connor on Cork’s victory in Walsh Park.

We also get reaction from the Carlow camp following their excellent win away to Down.

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 After commentating on Kilkenny’s Under-20 win over Offaly, Michael returned to the studio to break down Limerick’s big victory in Clare and look ahead with Eddie Scally. Meanwhile, it was a day for humble pie for Oisin. 

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Kilkenny bounced back from their defeat to Galway with an emphatic 5-21 to 1-16 win over Wexford.

Michael and Eddie break down that performance, dig into Cork’s growing injury concerns, and debate whether Waterford’s comeback says more about their quality or Tipp’s shortcomings.

We also take a look at Carlow’s impressive form in the Joe McDonagh Cup.

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