Live Games
Well Senior Championship hurling is upon us.
The opener pits O’Loughlin Gaels against The Village in the Shield Final. KCLR will be live from UPMC Nowlan Park for that one with thanks to Loughboy Shopping Centre.
We will be staying in UPMC Nowlan Park for the League final between Dicksboro and Glenmore. Then we move out to Callan for the 4:30 pm relegation semi-final clash of Danesfort and Shamrocks thanks to Gerry Comerford Drilling.
On Sunday we are back in UPMC Nowlan Park for the 1 pm throw-in of Graigueballycallan and Clara which is followed by Tullaroan and Bennettsbridge. Mullinavat and Erins Own caps off the championship action in Danesfort from 4:30.
Scoreline will have reports coming in from around the grounds from the Intermediate and Junior grades also Then the draw will be made in UMPC Nowlan Park at 6.30 pm for the next round of the championship.
If you’re a Carlow football fan, don’t worry we have you covered with four games being brought to you live from Netwatch Cullen Park.
The intermediate semi-finals start at 3.45 Pm when Eire Og meets St. Patricks which is immediately followed by Grange and Clonmore.
On Sunday the Senior Semis begin with Bagenalstown Gaels and Tinrylands clash at 2:15 pm followed by Eire Og and Rathvilly.
The Junior side of things begins tonight. Fighting Cocks take on Ballon from 7 o’clock before Palatine clash with St. Mullins at half 8.
Big Weekend of knockout action in the Azap Print Senior and Junior Championship
— Carlow CountyCamogie (@CamogieCarlow) September 20, 2023
Please come out and support all the teams this weekend.
Admission Fees for this weekend double headers
Adults โฌ8
Students/OAPs โฌ5 (with ID)
Children Under 16 Free pic.twitter.com/mTmZr1ENo9
Big Weekend of knockout action in the Azap Print Senior Carlow Camogie Championship
Myshall plays Muinebeag at 2:15 pm while Naomh Brid takes on St. Mullins at 3 pm, with both those games thrown in at Netwatch training centre tomorrow
GAA
The 2024 Munster Hurling Championship opening fixtures have been released
All Ireland and Munster senior hurling champions Limerick will begin their provincial campaign away to Clare on the weekend of April 20th and 21st next year.
Waterford will return to the redeveloped Walsh Park for round-robin games with Cork and Tipperary.
The final will be held on the weekend of June 8th and 9th.
Soccer
Sunday at 11am. Itโs the first round of the FAI Junior Cup and we welcome @parkvilleunited to the Kells Road. Best of luck men ๐ช๐ป๐โฝ๏ธ pic.twitter.com/g6NqJAcNi2
— Evergreen FC (@EvergreenFC) September 19, 2023
Local soccer is dominated by the FAI Junior Cup this weekend
In total, there are ten matches across Kilkenny and Carlow with two featuring both Counties against each other
On Saturday St. Patricks Boys welcome Tullaroan while Evergreen will host Parkville United on Sunday.
The KCLR Carlow Plate continues Sunday also
Burrin Celtic meet St. Fiacc’s while Nurney Villa go up against Mill Celtic.
"Show yourself, show the Ryan you are!"
— – (@JoshLFC1909) September 21, 2023
Jurgen Klopp's advice to Ryan Gravenberch, who looks absolutely delighted to be playing for Liverpool. pic.twitter.com/YjOUFVsupr
It was a European debut to forget for Brighton last night, who lost 3-2 at home to A-E-K Athens in Group B of the Europa League.
Mohammed Kudus scored his maiden West Ham goal in a 3-1 win at home to T-S-C in Group A.
Jurgen Klopp says last night’s 3-1 win away to LASK in Group E was a massive learning curve for his Liverpool players and Rangers were 1-nil winners over Real Betis in Group C at Ibrox.
Rugby
๐ซ๐ท๐ณ๐ฆ ๐๐๐๐๐ ๐๐๐๐๐๐๐๐๐ ! ๐
— France Rugby (@FranceRugby) September 21, 2023
14 essais et une belle victoire ce soir !๐ช#FRAvNAM #UnisPourUnRรชve #RWC2023 pic.twitter.com/al8rrsubtE
Former World Player of the Year Antoine Dupont suffered a suspected facial fracture during last night’s 96-nil Pool A win for the hosts against Namibia at the World Cup.
Argentina play Samoa in Pool D tonight as Ireland have their captain’s run ahead of tomorrow’s battle with South Africa in Paris.
Jamison Gibson Park returns at scrum-half for Irelandโs World Cup showdown with South Africa on Saturday.
He replaces Conor Murray in the only change to the starting fifteen that beat Tonga.
There are a couple of alterations to the bench, with Dan Sheehan fit enough to take the place of Rob Herring, while Jack Crowley pips Ross Byrne to provide cover for Jonathan Sexton.
