KCLR's Big Game Live

Listen back to full commentary and analysis of St. Mullins' win over Mount Leinster Rangers in the third round of the JJ Kavanagh & Sons Carlow senior hurling championship as broadcast on Friday 14 July, 2023.

Kilkenny and All Ireland Champions Limerick battled it out in GAA Headquarters for a place in the All Ireland Final. Brendan Hennessy and Michael Walsh were on duty for KCLR.

It’s that time of year again – the All-Ireland senior hurling championship semi-finals. In a repeat fixture from the same stage last year, Kilkenny took on Clare for a place in this summer’s All-Ireland senior hurling championship final. 

Having started their All-Ireland senior camogie championship defence with a draw against Wexford, Kilkenny were on the road to Parnell Park to take on Dublin for a third time this season.  A win was a must to keep their All-Ireland knockout qualification hopes on track and we were there with Martin Quilty, Áine Farrell and the Scoreline sports team to bring you all the action this Saturday.

With victory over New York achieved, Carlow’s senior footballers were on the road to Belfast this weekend as the 2023 Tailteann Cup moved into the quarter-final stages.  We were live from Corrigan Park with Brendan Hennessy, Willie Quinlan and the Scoreline sports team.

Following their Joe McDonagh Cup final success, Carlow moved into the All-Ireland senior hurling championship and faced one of their biggest tests of the season as Dublin come to Netwatch Cullen Park.  We were at the game as always, with Brendan Hennessy, Terence Kelly and the Scoreline sports team

Listen back to commentary of the 2023 Leinster senior hurling championship final, as broadcast live from Croke Park on 11 June 2023, as Kilkenny and Galway went head to head for the Bob O'Keeffe Cup. Your commentary and analysis team on the day were Oisin Langan, Michael Walsh and Aidan Fogarty. This game was broadcast with thanks to Laharts Kilkenny and Gerry Comerford Drilling Ltd. 

After two rounds of senior football Tailteann Cup Carlow can take second spot and secure a home tie if they defeat Longford We were in the stands in Laois Hire O'Moore Park, Portlaoise with our dynamic duo of Brendan Hennessy and Willie Quinlan to bring you all the action live on air, online, and in the KCLR app. 

After four rounds of championship hurling, Wexford found themselves fighting to retain their position in the Leinster Championship.  We were in the stands in Chadwicks Wexford Park with the All-Ireland winning duo of Adrian Ronan, Michael Walsh, and Brendan Hennessy to bring you all the action live on air, online, and in the KCLR app. 

It was the biggest day for Carlow hurling this year as the county’s seniors have a second shot at Joe McDonagh glory. Having won the first outing of the competition in 2018, Carlow found themselves back in Croke Park for the 2023 decider against a fancied Offaly side. We were live from GAA HQ with Brendan Hennessy, Terence Kelly, Edward Coady and the Scoreline team to bring you full commentary and...

Listen back to Carlows win over Westmeath in the Joe McDonagh Cup Final.

Listen back to Carlow and Kilkenny's 2023 Leinster intermediate camogie championship final, as broadcast on Saturday 20 May 2023.

Listen back to full commentary and analysis of Wicklow v Carlow in the opening round of this year's Tailteann Cup.

Listen back to full commentary and analysis of Carlow's final Joe McDonagh Cup group game for 2023, live on KCLR. With a place in this year's final at stake, a win was a must for Carlow to join Offaly in Croke Park in a fortnight's time.

Listen back to the 2023 Leinster senior camogie final between Kilkenny and Dublin.

Listen back to Kilkenny and Galway in the final of the 2023 Electric Ireland Leinster minor hurling championship on KCLR.

UPMC Nowlan Park gets a double helping of championship camogie this weekend and we’ll be live for both games. It started with the Leinster intermediate camogie championship semi-final meeting of Kilkenny and Wexford. 

We were in UPMC Nowlan Park as Kilkenny got a second crack at Wexford this season for a place in the Leinster final. With a provincial title to defend and home advantage, it was win or bust for both sides in the new-look competition and we had Brendan Hennessy and Michael Walsh live in the stands.