Daniel St Ledger joins us to look at Round 3 of the Carlow Football Championships with a quick look at the prospects of Old Leighlin and St Fortchens in Leinster also.

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Turlough O'Brien joins me to look ahead to Round 2 of the Carlow Football Championships

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We pick our Hurling team of the year, we look at the 2020 Camogie Finals, we look ahead to the Football Championships and look at the Ladies Football Finals

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With the Carlow Hurling Championship Finals down for decision this weekend we preview the Junior, Intermediate and Senior showdowns with guests from each of the clubs involved. Ciaran Bolger of Burren Rangers, Joe Nolan of Ballinkillen, Damien Jordan of Naomh Eoin and James Hickey of Mount Leinster Rangers all join us as guests

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We look at the Carlow Hurling and Camogie Semi Finals

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In this episode we review the latest two rounds of the Carlow Senior Championship which saw MLR power on, Ballinkillen lost twice, Naomh Eoin register their first win and we discuss streaming issues and more with Stephen and Joe.

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One guest celebrates five decades of playing Adult Hurling, we discuss Ballinkillen's impressive win over St Mullins, MLR getting the better of Naomh Eoin and we look ahead to Round 3!

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St Mullins off to a flyer, Naomh Eoin boss not happy with the referee, Bagenalstown chaps show promise, Ballinkillen needing to push on more, Rangers look to lay down a marker and much more on the agenda with Kevin and Joe.

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Joe Nolan and Stephen Bambrick join me to discuss the opening round of games in the Carlow Hurling Championship, Live Streaming, the issues around ticketing and more

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In our season finale of 'My Time In The Geansaí' we hear from a man who initially looked like he was going to be a noted Carlow Hurler for the long haul. He switched to Football while still under 21 and went on to play for Leinster. He won a Senior Hurling Championship with Ballinkillen in 2001 and played in another final with them in 2004. The same year he was also a key figure for Fenagh as they contested the Senior Football Final against Rathvilly. After playing with Carlow for many years he made the switch to play with Wicklow under Mick O'Dwyer. And for the first time ever we find out the reasons for making that switch. Thomas Walsh is our final guest of the series in association with Corcoran Precast Tanks.

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