“We have to be at our peak” Carlow Captain Paul Doyle readies himself for Dublin

What a day we have lined up for you this Saturday, as KCLR Scoreline is asking you to follow us up to Carlow this Saturday bringing you a special All Ireland preview show live from Reddys Carlow from 2 pm.

🏆All-Ireland Hurling Prelim Q/Final:

🥎@carlow_gaa V @DubGAAOfficial

⏰Saturday, 17 June, 5pm

🎟️Ticket prices set by Croke Park for general admission:
– Adult: €25
– Student/OAP: €20
– Juvenile: €5 (no free entry for children).

🎟️Get tickets at https://t.co/ifxIlM79ee… pic.twitter.com/zAK1bg8Iej

— Carlow GAA (@Carlow_GAA) June 13, 2023

See also: “It was everything and more” Marty Kavanagh reflects on Joe McDonagh Cup victory

We then switch over to Netwatch Cullen Park at half-four with pre-match analysis from none other than Carlow legend Edward Coady.

Before getting into the Prelim All Ireland clash between Dublin and Carlow. Both sides last met in the championship in 2019 when Dublin won by 2-22 to 1-13 in the Leinster “round robin’. Prior to that, they hadn’t met in the championship since 2000.

Speaking to Captain Paul Doyle, said Tom Mullally’s men are going to have to be at their absolute best to come away with a win

See also: Carlow’s Paul Doyle on climbing the Hogan Stand: “It’s the stuff of childhood dreams”

It’s going to be a huge, huge task for this group. You’re Coming against serious players here who are playing at a higher level than us for the last four years.”

I think it could be 3-4 years ago at this stage (since the sides met in the Championship), so we know that they’re after getting a huge body work done this year. So we know that we have to be at our peak in order to be able to even compete in that game. And we’ll be definitely trying to give it our best shot anyway. You know, we’re definitely trying to do our best to win the game.”

See also: And then there were eight! Carlow welcome Dublin to Netwatch Cullen Park this Saturday

You can listen to the game live on KCLR this Saturday, with coverage for the match begining at 2pm. While you are waiting why not listen back to all the Joe McDonagh Cup win reactions below on Scoreline Extra: