The 1972 senior hurling county final winners in Carlow will be remembered at Palatine GAA club this Saturday night.

From Thomastown's exit from the Leinster senior camogie championship to the colleges' camogie league finals this week, there are plenty of talking points from the world of camogie to discuss...

All-Star winners with Kilkenny in camogie and hurling, Grace Walsh and Paul Murphy are among over 50 GAA stars departing for Kenya this week.

Vauban, Saldier and Echoes In Rain are among the intended runners confirmed by Willie Mullins for the Punchestown Winter Festival this weekend.

Carlow LGFA's recruitment drive for the county's U16 footballers gets underway this Thursday.

The Kilkenny GAA community has been remembering Fr. Tommy Murphy who will be laid to rest this Thursday.

Thomastown camogie manager Ger Walsh says there's a bright future for the Kilkenny camogie scene in general as his side exited the Leinster championships on Saturday.

From camogie in Thomastown to All-Star games in Kenya, here are some of the stories making headlines on Scoreline and KCLR this morning.

St. Mullins are heading to Croke Park on 27 Novmber and Jack Kavanagh knows just what it means to those around him.

Carlow's Gaelic Bingo fundraiser for clubs and county will be moving to Wednesday nights from 16 November.