A number of students from Kilkenny and Carlow have been included in this year's list of UCC Sport Scholarships, receiving up to €2,000 each to assist with their sporting development.
It was a busy morning in Scoreline HQ with Blacks & Whites manager stepping down, wins for Railyard and St. Kierans, while former Thomastown player Colm Whelan is on the move.
Weather your sitting down for your breakfast at home, or drinking that coffee in the canteen, have a read of this fun edition of the Scoreline Morning Report
Take a look at what's making the news headlines for KCLR and Scoreline.ie on Tuesday 29 November.
From Kilkenny cleaning up at the Camogie All-Stars to St. Mullins and Myshall bowing out of Leinster, here are your talking points for Monday.
Busy weekend on the local front, with games and awards being handed out while Leinster consider bans and World Cup continutes
Kilkenny camogie volunteer of the year, St. Kieran's student enjoys more success, who can buy Manchester United?
A win for St. Kierans College, Kilkenny City Harriers on the run, as Manchester United may be sold unlike Cristiano Ronaldo, who has been released.
England rout Iran, Messi has a chance to Shine, Lucy Coogan is already shining, James Stephens are confident, plenty to disgest on the morning report.
Thomastown are U21 champions in Kilkenny for the first time in the club's history as Ecuador got their World Cup campaign off to the perfect start against hosts Qatar.
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