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Listen back to our live commentaries from hurling, football, camogie, rugby and more, as originally broadcast on KCLR.
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Listen back to the full commentary and reaction to Mount Leinster Rangers Azap Print Carlow Senior Camogie Final victory against Myshall.
Listen back to the 2025 JJ Kavanagh and Sons Carlow IHL Final between Naomh Bríd and Mount Leinster Rangers.James Hickey joined Brendan Hennessy on commentary.
Listen back to the 2025 JJ Kavanagh and Sons Carlow SHC Final between Mount Leinster Rangers and St Mullins.As well as the game we bring the winning speech and reaction.Conor Lawlor, Brendan Henessy and Terence Kelly were on commentary for KCLR with thanks to Dan Morrissey and Co, in a league of their own with a full range of concrete, quarry products, roof tiles, macadam and super fine ground limestone. See Dan Morrissey and co dot com.
Leinster clinched a comfortable 32-7 win over Pretoria Bulls in the United Rugby Championship final. The province ran in three tries in the opening 22 minutes, helping them to a 19-nil lead at half time at Croke Park. It's Leinster's first trophy since 2021.We brought you the whole thing live on KCLR with Brendan Hennessy on the mic.
Kilkenny are Leinster Senior Hurling champions for the 77th time and for a sixth year in-a-row. Mossy Keoghan scored two goals and TJ Reid added another to help the Cats secure a 3-22 to 1-20 win against Galway at Croke Park. Brian Concannon grabbed Galway's goal in the 64th minute as the Tribesmen fought back with 1-6 in a seven-minute period. Kilkenny go straight through to next month's All-Ireland semi-finals, while Galway will play either Laois or Tipperary in the quarter-finals.
Listen back to Leinster's BKT URC Quarter-Final win over Scarlets at the Aviva with Brendan Hennessy and Mick Quinn.
Listen back to Carlow's dramatic draw with Laois in the Joe McDonagh Cup in the company of James Hickey, Terence Kelly and Brendan Hennessy.
Kilkenny came out on top on a rainy night in Portlaoise beating Galway 4-11 to 1-8 in the Leinster Minor Hurling Final. Aidan "Taggy" Fogarty and Oisin Langan were on commentary for KCLR.
Listen back to Kilkenny's Electric Ireland Leinster Minor Hurling Semi Final win over Dublin
Kilkenny have sealed their place in the 2025 Leinster Final with a 5-19 to 3-21 win over Dublin at UPMC Nowlan Park. Brendan Henessy and Micky Walsh along with Aidan Fogarty and Eddie Scally brought you commentary of the game. You can listen to the analysis of this game on the KCLR Hurling Podcast.
Listen back to Carlow's dramatic draw with Wexford in the Tailteann Cup.
Bridge United claimed a second KCLR McCalmont Cup Final in a row with 4-2 win over Thomastown. The game was live on KCLR
Carlow surprised everybody but themselves with an opening day 3-18 to 2-18 win against Fermanagh at Brewster Park in the Tailteann Cup. Maria Kinsella joined Oisin Langan on commentary for what turned out to be a thrilling encounter.
Listen back to KCLR's uninterrupted commentary of Kilkenny's win over Antrim in the Leinster Senior Hurling Championship
Brendan Hennessy, Terence Kelly and Joe Nolan provide live commentary of Carlow against Down in the Joe Mc Donagh Cup.
Michael Walsh and Aidan Taggy Fogarty join Oisin Langan for commentary of Kilkenny and Galway on the opening day of the 2025 Leinster Championship. KCLR is the only place you'll be able to listen to every Carlow and Kilkenny game in the Championship live and in full.
Listen back to Carlows first ever competitive win over Waterford
Listen back to all the action that played out in UPMC Nowlan Park on Wednesday 29 January, 2025, as CBS Kilkenny and St. Kieran's College met to decide the Leinster PPS Senior A hurling final.Final Score: CBS Kilkenny 2-22, St. Kieran's College 1-25 (AET). St. Kieran's College win 3-0 on penalties.Captain's speech and post-match interviews with St Kieran's Captain Sean Deely, St Kieran's Manager Brian Dowling and Kilkenny CBS Manager Matthew Ruth included.
Kilkenny Manager Derek Lyng says he was happy with how his side stuck at it against Clare in Ennis in yesterday's division 1-A game. The Cats earned a 23 points to 21 win in the wind and the rain at Cusack Park. You listen back to the entire game here.
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