GAA
KCLR has brought you over 160 matches this year.
And this Saturday you can Get ready for the grand finale of a sensational year of hurling action!
As we bid farewell to 2023, we bring you the highly anticipated JJ Kavanagh & Sons Under 21 A Hurling Championship Final on Saturday as Dicksboro take on Thomastown.
See also: KCLR PRESENTS: JJ KAVANAGH & SONS UNDER 21 A HURLING CHAMPIONSHIP FINAL
Darts
In a gripping afternoon at the PDC World Championship, Steve Lennon from Carlow, Ireland, showcased his resilience as he mounted an impressive comeback, winning nine out of 11 legs to overcome a 2-0 deficit and secure victory against Owen Bates.
Lennon’s triumph sets the stage for a compelling encounter as he is set to face Jonny Clayton on Saturday afternoon.
The Irish darts player, affectionately known as Scuba, spoke candidly about the significance of his recent win and opened up about his struggles with mental health in an interview with Darts Now.
Two-time champion Peter Wright is out of the PDC World Darts Championship.
The Scot suffered a 3-nil defeat to Jim Williams of Wales in the second round at the Alexandra Palace.
The action continues today, with Tyrone native Mickey Mansell up against China’s Xiao Chen Zong.
They’re due to get the afternoon play underway at 20-to-1.
Rugby
Dannah O’Brien, hailing from Tullow, has earned a spot on the Wolfhounds Squad for the upcoming Celtic Challenge, showcasing her prowess in the sport.
The competition will feature two Irish teams, with provinces combining forces – the Clovers (Connacht and Munster) and the Wolfhounds (Leinster and Ulster).
Kicking off on December 29th, this season’s tournament promises an exciting 11-week journey, concluding on Sunday, March 3, 2024.
Soccer
The stage is now set for the KCLR Carlow Shield final as Parkville United secured their spot alongside New Oak.
Parkville United sealed their place in the final by delivering an impressive performance, triumphing over Killeshin with a commanding 6-2 victory in a riveting match last night.
Liverpool will play Fulham in the semi-finals of the Carabao Cup.
Curtis Jones scored twice as the hosts beat West Ham 5-1 in last night’s quarter-final tie at Anfield.
In the other semi-final, Middlesbrough were drawn to play Chelsea, with both last four matches set to take place in January.
There’s one Premier League game down for decision tonight.
Crystal Palace welcome Brighton to Selhurst Park.
Kick-off is at 8-o’clock.
