We begin this week chatting to Darren Kelly from Galway Bayfm on Galway's win against Kilkenny in Round 2 of the U23 championship. He also looks ahead to the clash of Galway vs Waterford in the Division 1A League Final at UPMC this weekend. 

Martin caught up Pat Coady the manager of Carlow who got off to a great start in their U23 championship and are just one game away from a spot in the All-Ireland final. 

Lillian also speaks about the negative and sometimes unwarranted coverage that referees get from online sources.

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We begin this week chatting to David Maher the minor manager who is through to the All-Ireland semi final to play last years runners up Cork.  

Martin caught up with Shem Kelly the U23 manager who started off their campaign with a big victory over Waterford.

Caman Caint is the first media outlet to get an interview with Ailish Whitty the new Camogie Association Uachtarán Tofa after she was installed as the new president elect at congress in Newry at the weekend.

Lillian speaks about the underage rule that didn't pass at the weekend and the different dynamic of having children in adult dressing rooms.

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We begin this week chatting to David Dowling selector with Kilkenny senior camogie team and get his thoughts on the 2026 Centra Camogie league and Kilkenny's victory over Antrim on Saturday last. 

Martin caught up with Kieran Brennan and Laura Murphy from Kilkenny after the win at UPMC at the weekend and also to Antrim manager Elaine Dowds. 

And Áine gives her thoughts on the league and where Kilkenny are in the early stages of the season.

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We begin this week chatting to Paul Kelly who is the Carlow intermediate manager about the league and possiblity of relegation and his thoughts on the championship ahead.

Martin caught up with Waterford senior manager Michael Boland after the Déise womens two point win over Kilkenny last weekend and he also got reaction from KIlkenny's Michael Walsh. 

We also hear from Waterford players Niamh Rockett and Keely Corbett Barry on their thoughts about getting to their first division 1 National League final.

And Áine gives her thoughts on the game against Antrim this weekend for the kittens and the possibility of them reaching the league final to play Waterford.

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We begin this week chatting to Nicky Kenny who is the Kilkenny Under 16 manager after their impressive All-Ireland campaign so far. We get hos thoughts on how he feels the year has gone so far. 

Martin caught up with Kilkenny Senior manager James Maher and Cork manager Ger Manley after the game on Saturday as well as Kilkenny player Niamh Deely.

We also hear from the Waterford camp after their victory over Antrim to put them top of the divison 1 table ahead of their clash with Kilkenny. 

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We begin this week chatting to 2 time all ireland winner Michael Walsh on his role with the Senior Camogie Team. 

Martin chats to freelance journalist Éanna O'Reilly from Galway to look back on last weekends defeat to Waterford and he previews the Centra Division 1 league games for this weekend.

In a special interview Martin also speaks with current International Rose of Tralee, Dancing With The Stars contestant and Camogie player Katelyn Cummins on her journey and living with a hearing disability.

Áine also joined Martin via phone to give her predictions on the Kilkenny vs Cork game this weekend.

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We begin this week chatting to Darren Kelly of Galwaybay FM and also Camogie Association commentator as he looks back on last weekends results and looks ahead to Galway vs Waterford this weekend. 

Martin chats to Kilkenny manager James Maher as he reflects on his side's impressive start to the Centra Camogie League.

We hear post match audio from Kieran Brennan and captain Caoimhe Dowling following the game in Freshford on Saturday vs neighbours Tipperary.

We also look back on all the results from every divison last weekend.

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We begin this week chatting to Eoin Murphy who is a selector with the Kilkenny Senior team. We also hear post match reaction from Michael Walsh on the Galway game and also Caoimhe Keher Murtagh.

We chat to Nicky Kenny who is the manager of the U16 team who have played games recently in Leinster and at All-Ireland level.

Former Tipperary manager Denis Kelly gives his reactions to last weekends results and he looks ahead to games this weekend.

Carlow made the journey to take on Derry where they narrowly missed out we hear from their manager Paul Kelly. 

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The Naomh Bríd and Old Leighlin star dropped into studio to talk about that success, the importance of family and balancing her studies with playing high level sport. 

We begin this week looking ahead to the Centra National Camogie leagues with former Tipperary Manager Denis Kelly who won the Division 1 crown in 2024 who will give the low down on how he sees this weekends games going. 

We also speak to new Kilkenny Senior Manager James Maher and get hos thoughts ahead of a new season. 

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Dicksboro were up against Athenry of Galway in the AIB Senior All-Ireland Club Championship with the County and Leinster champions just narrowly missing out by two points. We look back at the game and hear from Donal Carroll.

We ask Aine, Paula and Lillian what their highlight of the year was. 

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We look forward to the All-Ireland Semi-Final on Saturday as Dicksboro take on Galway Champions Athenry in Kinnegad at 1pm. We speak with manager Donal Carroll. 

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We look back at an epic battle with Dicksboro taking on Oulart The Ballagh in the Leinster senior club final at SETU arena. There was only one score between the teams at the final whistle.

Martin spoke with players Ciara Phelan, Angela Carroll, Jenny Clifford and manager Donal Carroll as he got their reactions to the game and what it feels like to be leinster champions once more.

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We look ahead to county champions Dicksboro as they make the trip to Carlow on Sunday to take on Wexford Champions Oulart The Ballagh in the Leinster Club decider.  Martin also spoke to Dicksboro manager Donal Carroll and also to Oulart The Ballagh Manager Colin Sunderland ahead of the final.

Carlow Senior Champions Mt. Leinster Rangers were in action in the Provincial Intermediate Semi Final in Trim as they took on Meath Champions Na Fianna. We spoke to Shea Hayes about the game as MLR narrowly miss out on reaching the club final.

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We look at newly crowned champions Dicksboro as they make the trip to St Brendans Park in Birr to take on the Offaly Champions in the AIB Leinster Senior Club Semi-Final. We hear from captain Orla Henrick and player Ciara Phelan. Martin also spokew to Donal Carroll after the final whistle.

Carlow Senior Champions Mt. Leinster Rangers made history hosting the first ever club championship game in Boris, they took on almost neighbours HWH Bunclody in the Intermediate Quarter-Final.

Brendan Hennessy caught up with Ann Downey after the game while Martin spoke to Shea Hayes about his sides historic victory.

Danesfort had the difficult task of playing the 4-in-a-row Meath champions Na Fianna in Baconstown. It ended up being hearbreak for the Kilkenny champions.  We hear from their manager Mike Wall.

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We look ahead to newly crowned champions Dicksboro as they go in search of a second leinster title with a semi-final against Birr of Offaly this weekend. We hear from their manager Donal Carroll.

Carlow Senior Champions Mt. Leinster Rangers are still on a high after winning their first ever county title, they will be in new territoy this weekend as they host Bunclody in the quarter-final of the AIB Club Championship. We hear from Shea Hayes who is part of the management team.

Danesfort are still celebrating on the double as both Camogie and Hurlers won their respective intermediate crowns on the same weekend. The camogie women will travel to take on Meath champions Na Fianna this Sunday. We hear from their manager Mike Wall.

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KCLR broadcast the game in full with our host Martin Quilty as commentator and former 2 time All-Ireland hurling winner Adrian 'Ronnie' Ronan on analysis.

You can now relive all the action and hear how the game unfolded. 

We look back at how Dicksboro won back their senior title as they defeated Piltown. We get reaction from players and management after the final whistle.

Danesfort had a great weekend as they claimed the intermediate camogie final on Saturday and intermediate hurling final on Sunday. We also hear from players and management after their victory.

Our young reporter Ella Mai Drennan also had a report for us from St. Annes minor camogie final victory over Emeralds at the weekend.

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We look ahead to this years Senior and Intermediate County Finals.

We look back at a famous victory over Myshall in the Carlow decider to claim their first ever senior title.

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We look back on the Senior and Intermediate semi final results last weekend which will give us details of who is playing who in this year's county finals.

We look back at the senior relegation final and hear from reporter Sean.

We also have a report from our youg reporter Ella Mai Drennan from the U14 and U16 championships.

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We look back on the Senior and Intermediate results last weekend which will give us details of who is playing who in this year's county semi finals.

We look ahead and preview those games as teams fight to get into this years main event, county final day.

We also have a report from our youg reporter Ella Mai Drennan and from Mia Barry on Glenmores exit from this years intermediate championship.

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We look back on the Senior and Intermediate league finals last weekend. Danesfort Manager Mick Wall speaks to Martin about Danesfort's win in the Intermediate final.

We look ahead and preview the quarter finals this weekend as county final weekend approaces at pace.

We also have a report from our youg reporter Ella Mai Drennan on St Annes loss in the first round.

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We look ahead to the Senior and Intermediate league finals which are down for decision this weekend. The crew will also take a look ahead to those who will be playing in the first round games and who may be heading to the dreaded relegation final.

We also have a report from our youg reporter Ella Mai Drennan on St Annes victory in the Minor Semi-Final.

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We hear from Katie Long who is the grandaughter of former Kilkenny GAA referee Paschal Long, katie has taken up refereeing and she even got to referee in Croke Park at this years All-Ireland Camogie Finals.

We take a look back at the games from the weekend and see who will be contesting this years league finals and who is looking at the prospect of being in a relegation battle.

We also have reports from our reporters Sean Dalton, Mia Barry and Ella Mai Drennan and we also reflect on what will be a very difficult time for everyone in Kilmacow this week with the passing of Luke Harney.

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Paula, Áine and Lillian discuss the upcoming Senior, Intermediate and Junior championship games this wekeend.

Áine and Paula give their predictions of who will do well and those who need to do well to avoid the relegation battle.

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Martin and Lillian take a look back at all the games, no games this weekend as they take a back seat for electric picnic.

We hear reports from one game in the Intermediate grade from our roaming club reporter we speak to Nicky Kenny who is the Kilkenny U15 lead manager about their All-Ireland blitz last weekend.

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Martin and Lillian take a look back at how the games went, who started well and who didn't. We look ahead to games this weekend as round two gets underway.

We hear reports from two games in the Intermediate grade from our roaming club reporters and we take a look back on the Carlow results from last weekend.

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As season 8 and the Inter-County season comes to a close you don't have to wait long for your next installment of Camáin Caint as Martin and Lillian look ahead to this weekends fixtures in the adult championship. 

They give a run down of the games thats on and a brief take on who may be the first round winners.

The biggest day in the Camogie calendar is All-Ireland Final day and we review the action from the three finals last weekend.

Martin and journalist Daragh Ó Conchúir disect all three finals on where they were won and lost and about how far some counties have come in the last few years. He also spoke to winning Laois manager Pat Collier after his side claimed the Glen Dimplex Premier Junior title against Armagh.

Martin spoke with Uachtarán An Cumann Camógaíocht Brian Molloy ahead of the biggest day on the Camogie calandar. He speaks about supporting our female athletes and filling Croke Park.

Martin also spoke with Galway Bay FM sports commentator Tommy Devane on Galway's win against Tipperary in the All-Ireland semi-final at UPMC Nowlan Park, he also looks ahead to the final against Cork.

The crew also take a look back at some local results and what games are coming up this weekend.

Kilkenny might not be in the Senior All-Ireland semi-final but they do take place in UPMC Nowlan Park on Saturday (26th July) Martin sits down with Daragh Ó Conchúir to get his thoughts on the games between Galway and Tipperary and Cork and Waterford.

There was some clubs competitions taking place over the weekend and we look back on their results. 

Head of KCLR Sport Oisín Langan was at the Carlow Camogie championship launch and he spoke with Myshall player Ciara Quirke about their prospects this year as they bid for a 26th consecutive title.

Kilkenny lost out to Tipperary in the Quarter Final of the Glendimplex Senior Championship in Croke Park at the weekend. The game ended level at full time and only extra-time could seperate the teams.

Martin sits down with former Kilkenny winning captain and manager Ann Downey to discuss the game. We also hear from Tommy Shefflin who spoke to Martin Quilty after the game,

Unfortunately it's the end of the road for Carlow as they lost out to Offaly in their Quarter Final of the Glendimplex Intermediate Championship in Tullamore, Martin spoke to manager Michael Managan about the game and the year as a whole. 

Kilkenny lost out to Galway in the U23 All-Ireland Semi-Final at the weekend. Áine will give her thoughts on the game.

Kilkenny will have a do-or-die game in the Quarter Final against Tipperary in the Senior Championship at Croke Park. Martin spoke with manager Tommy Shefflin ahead of the game.

KCLR sports director OIsín Langan spoke with Carlow's Michelle Nolan ahead of the Intermediate Championship Quarter Final against Offaly this weekend in Tullamore. Martin spoke with manager Mikey Mangan, as Carlow attempt to reach new highs.

Martin was also on the top of Mount Leinster at the Leinster Poc Fada finals and he gives a run down on the results.

Kilkenny lost out to Galway in the GlenDimplex Senior Championship in UPMC Nowlan Park on Saturday last. The result will still see Kilkenny go into the quarter-finals, they will await the winner of Tipperary vs Clare this weekend. 
Martin spoke with Kilkenny manager Tommy Shefflin, he also spoke with Galway manager Cathal Murray and player Sabbina Rabbitte.

Martin sat down and had an interview with former Kilkenny All-Ireland great and manager Ann Downey about that defeat, Kilkenny's prospects and the Camogie championshio as a whole.

KCLR sports director OIsín Langan spoke with Carlow manager Michael Mangan after their loss to Down at the weekend in the Intermediate Championship.

We take a look ahead to this weekends All-Ireland Under 23 All-Ireland Semi-Final between Galway and KIlkenny and we revel who has won the county Poc Fada finals. 

Kilkenny have an important game tis weekend as they play Galway in their last game of the group stages in the Glendimplex Senior Camogie Championship. We chat to Selector/Coach James Meagher on Kilkennys chances.

We hear from Carlow's Michael Mangan (Manager) and Michelle Nolan (Player) after their victory against Kildare last weekend.

We take a look ahead to this weekends games across the Camogie divisions and Lillian has some details of upcoming events in the County.

We take alook back at Kilkenny's victory over Dublin in Parnell Park over the weekend.

Martin spoke with KIlkenny players Aoife Prendergast and captain Katie Power as well as Kilkenny manager Tommy Shefflin. 

With a break at senior level this weekend Áine looks ahead to Carlow's next game against Kildare at Hawkfield centre of excellence.

We take alook back at Kilkenny's defeat to the Déise women at UPMC Nowlan Park.

Martin spoke with Waterford player Brianna O'Regan and manager Michael Boland as well as Kilkenny manager Tommy Shefflin. 

Carlow made the long trip to Kerry in their championship opener and came away with nil points. Martin spoke to manager Michael Mangan about the game. 

We also look ahead to the games in the All-Ireland series this weekend.

We take alook back at Kilkenny's dominant performace against Derry in the first round of the GlenDimplex Senior Camogie Championship. 

Martin spoke with Kilkenny players Ciara Phelan and Maria Brennan after the full time whistle in Owenbeg and also to manager Tommy Shefflin, you can hear what all three had to say.

The Championship launch also took place in Croke Park on Monday and Sports Director with KCLR Oisín Langan spoke with Kilkenny Captain Katie Power.

Lillian will also give her predictions for this weekends games as Carlow look to get off to a winning start on their first outing against the Kingdom in the Intermediate grade while Kilkenny will host Waterford in round 2 of the Senior.

The crew looks back at the provincial finals from last weekend which proved to be very successful for the local counties.

Carlow took home the Intmermediate title after beating Laois in a pulsating game, a last ditch score gave Carlow the momentum that the needed to push on for the win. Martin spoke to Michael Mangan Carlow manager, and we also hear from Niamh Canavan and Eleanor Treacy with some post match audio.

Kilkenny made it seven, yes you read that correct seven senior titles in a row. The kittens havent been beaten in Leinster since 2017. Martin spoke with selector James Maher and we also hear post match from Steffi Fitzgerald.

The crew also give their predictions for the first round games of the GlenDimplex All-Ireland competitions which kick off this weekend.

Sandra Holland, Maurice Molly and Arthur McCarthy all speak with Martin about Camán To Carnew. It will see USGAA bring two adult teams over to ireland to play a series of games on weekend of 25th May. We hear where the idea came about and how the Wicklow teams feel about playing opposition from overseas. 

We also preview this weekends Leinster Senior and Intermediate Finals, thats if they go ahead!!

Kilkenny took on Dublin in the senior semi-final in Dublin where the stripey women came on on top by five points. We will hear from captain Katie Power and also manager Tommy Shefflin. 

Carlow will also be preparing for a provincial decider as they overcame Dublin in their Intermediate semi-final clash. We also take a look back at the other semi-final as Kilkenny U23's hosted Laois.

Kilkenny took on Cork in the Electric Ireland Minor Camogie All-Ireland on Sunday at UPMC Nowlan Park. We had members of the victorious team in studio with us along with their manager David Maher. 
We also hear post match interviews from goalkeeper Ella Walton, Back Jessica Smith and Sisters Rachel and Emily Phelan.

The crew also look ahead to the Leinster Intermediate and Senior semi-finals at the weekend as Dublin take on Carlow, Kilkenny take on Laois while Dublin will take on Kilkenny in the senior semi-final.

He gives his opinion on who are the contenders for this years O'Duffy Cup Senior and Intermediate winners.

We chat to David Maher on Kilkennys win in the All-Ireland semi-final to setup a showdown with Cork in the Decider.

Martin chats to Mikey Mangan Carlow Manager as his side beat Westmeath in the quarter-final of this years Leinster Intermediate Championship to setup a semi-final in two weeks time. 
Meanwhile Kilkenny also beat Meath to reach the semi-final as well. 

We look back at the U16 team in their quest for glory as they played Cork in the All-Ireland semi-final. 

The Minor B team were in action in the Leinster Final at the weekend as they took on Kildare we find out how they got on. 

We look ahead to the Minor A team who will play in UPMC Nowlan Park on Sunday in this years All-Ireland Final.

While Kilkenny is not in the league final this weekend the crew takes a look at who will be crowned champion. We also have a chat to Carl McCormick the joint manager of the Antrim Camogie team who won the Division 1B against Clare.

Martin also has a chat to Kilkenny Camogie Development Officer Tommy Farrell on how development is going in the County and what maybe coming up in the pipeline.

There is also a look ahead to the All-Ireland Minor A semi-finals which take place this weekend.

Kilkenny made it back-to-back wins in division 1 of the Very national league with a win over Dublin that seems them retain their top status for 2026. We hear from Kilkenny manager Tommy Shefflin, and players Tiffie Fitzgerald and captain Katie Power. We also get the thoughts of the Carlow manager Mikey Mangan as Carlow finish their league campaign.

Martin also has a chat to Canice Brennan manager of the Kilkenny U16's who defeated Offaly in the Leinster Final on Sunday.

Theres also a report from the Glenmore PRO Óg Mia Barry on their first outing in the Intermediate League.

Kilkenny got off the mark in division 1 of the Very national league with a win over the Déise women. We hear from Kilkenny manager Tommy Shefflin, and player Laura Murphy. We also get the thoughts of the Waterford manager Jerry Wallace.

Áine speaks about the chances of Kilkenny beating Dublin and retaining their top flight status for 2026. 

We also look ahead to all the rest of the action this weekend. 

Kilkenny made the trip to Cork to take on the Rebelettes in a back match that was postponed from a few weeks ago due to the bad weather. 

The Kittens also hosted Cork in the Minor Championship on Sunday in MW Hire Training Centre in Dunmore. With one foot already in the Quarter Final a win would have sealed their position as group winners and go straight into the All-Ireland Semi-Final. 

The crew will also go through all the results from the weekends games and look ahead to this weekends games. 

We hear from Jerry Wallce the manager of Waterford Senior Camogie team about the leage so far, their win over Dublin last weekend and their upcoming game with Kilkenny in 2 weeks time.

We review the third game for Kilkenny in the Very Camogie League game against the All-Ireland champions in Supervalu Páirc Uí Chaoimh. We will hear from manager Tommy Shefflin.

We also look back at Carlow's narrow defeat in the Division 2A league where Kerry pipped them to the post - Mikey Mangan, Manager will give his thoughts on the game.

The crew will also take a look at this weekends fixtures and give their predictions on the games. 

We hear from David Maher who is manager of the Presentation Kilkenny who lost out on All-Ireland glory to St Pats of Maghera. He was also over Kilkenny minors who drew with Tipperary putting them in a good position to make the knockout stages of the All-Ireland series.

We review the second game for Kilkenny in the Very Camogie League game against Tipperary at The Ragg. We will hear from manager Tommy Shefflin, Galway manager Denis Kelly and Player Of The Match Mairead Eviston.

We also look back at Carlow's first win in the Division 2A league where they overcame the orage county - Mikey Mangan, Manager will give his thoughts on the game.

The crew will also take a look at this weekends games and give their predictions on the games. 

We take a look back at All-Ireland Post Primary success by Loreto claiming their 3rd title in a row in the Senior A final - Cian Kenny is part of the management team and he discussed his transition from player to coach. We hear from Orla Walsh from Coláiste Mhuire Johnstown who won the Senior B final and she will give her take on now taking part in the A competition in 2025.

They review Kilkenny's first Very Camogie League game against Galway at MW Hire Training Centre in Dunmore. We will hear from manager Tommy Shefflin, players and debutants Caoimhe Dowling and Ava Brett we will also hear from the Galway manager Cathal Murray and player Mairead Dillon.

We also look back at Carlow's first game against Derry in Division 2A where they came very close to getting a result - Mickey Mangan, Manager will give his thoughts on the game and also the direction that Carlow are heading in.

The crew will also take a look at this weekends games and give their predictions on the games. 

Martin sits down and has a chat to new KIlkenny senior camogie manager Tommy Shefflin about taking on the job as the boss this time having previously been there as a coach under Brian Dowling. We hear his thoughts on what the league will mean to him and what he will try and learn from the players he has on the panel this year. 

We look ahead to this weekends games and we also review some of the previous results from the Very National Camogie League. 

Kilkenny were also in action in the Under 16 Leinster Final at the weekend and we check on how they got on.

The crew revealed who the nominees are for this year's Senior, Intermediate and Junior team of the year. 

The event will take place on Friday 6th December where the best 15 players at the grades above will be announced. 

Martin was joined by Áine Farrell, Paula Murphy and Lillian Holohan for the reveal.

We hear from St Vincents manager Graham Dillon and player Aisling Maher and we also hear from Piltown manager Andrew 'Chucky' Norris.

We also look back to what was a very good night at the All-Stars for Kilkenny's Intermediate players.

Martin was joined by Áine Farrell, Paula Murphy and Lillian Holohan for the discussions.

They take on St Vincents of Dublin in Glenisk O'Connor Park in Tullamore

Martin was joined by Paula Murphy and Lillian Holohan in studio this week.

Piltown took on Glynn Barntown in a gigantic game which went down to the wire. We give a break down of the how the game went. 

We also speak to Ger Joyce manager of Emeralds Camogie team who won the Rivercourt Junior COunty Final at the weekend.

Martin was joined by Paula Murphy and Lillian Holohan in studio this week.

We also preview the upcoming Premier Junior County Final between Emeralds and John Lockes.

We chat to Piltown manager Andrew Norris and Boro Selector Ted Carroll, Piltown players Katie Power, Aoife Norris, Laura Norris and Lorna O'Shea

We also catch up with O Loughlin Gaels players Laura Greene, Danielle Quigley and Aisling Butler

We also preview the upcoming AIB Leinster Championships as O'Loughlin gaels face Raharney in the Quarter Final 

We also preview the finals this weekend and get predictions on who will win 

Martin also speaks to Danesfort manager Mike Wall, Rower Inistioge selector Nicky Kenny and Young Irelands manager John Campion.

We also speak to former Leinster Chairperson and Carlow woman Linda Kenny ahead of the Carlow Senior and Junior Finals this weekend also.

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We speak to Erins Own manager Gordon Byrne and how the North Kilkenny team is progressing in their first outing in the Premier Junior Championship.

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We speak to the Mooncoin manager, Piltown manager and players from their impressive win over Dicksboro and we look ahead to this weekend's fixtures.

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We focus on the senior and intermediate league finals on this weeks episode and we also chat to the manager of a Minor winning team team.

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We go through all the results of last weekend and we also spoke to John Lockes manager Colm Keher and Emeralds manager Ger Joyce

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Áine wasn't in the building this week so Paula Dowling stepped in to give her predictions. We also spoke to Donal Carroll, Dicksboro Senior Manager and also Nicky Kenny, Rower Inistioge part of the management team

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How did Áine Farrell do with her predictions last weekend?

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He spoke with our host Martin Quilty

Áine Farrell predicts each of the games and we well see at the end what percentage of right calls that she gets

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We also hear from Kilkenny manager Seamus Kelly and wing-back Hannah Scott after their defeat to Cork

We hear from U14 Lead manager Nicky Kenny after the development All-Ireland that saw Kilkenny bring home silverware

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Our host Martin Quilty caught up with players and manager Seamus Kelly to get their thoughts on the final, the build up and we even hear how some divine intervention could be helping one member of the team

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They are preparing to take on Cork in the decider on August 11th

We hear from manager of Carlow Under 16 team Anthony O'Brien after their All-Ireland success

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They are now preparing to take on Cork in the decider on August 11th

We hear from manager Seamus Kelly, players Caroline and Mairead Kennedy plus Cliodhna Murphy, Jane Cass and Player Of The Match Danielle Morrissey

As always, you can get in touch by emailing camancaint@kclr96fm.com.

They take on Kerry at FBD Semple Stadium in Thurles on Saturday 

We also hear from Limerick Under 16 winning manager Diarmuid Ryan and Kilkenny development lead Nicky Kenny

As always, you can get in touch by emailing camancaint@kclr96fm.com.

The Intermediate All-Ireland Quarter-Finals were held last weekend and we review both games

Hear from Seamus Kelly, Offaly manager David Sullivan and Kilkenny U16 manager Canice Brennan

As always, you can get in touch by emailing camancaint@kclr96fm.com.

The Intermediates and Under 16s have progressed to the All-Ireland semi-finals in their respective competition

We review last weekends games and get reaction to the defeat while hearing from those involved in the games

Hear from Peter 'Chap' Cleere, Shem Kelly, Bill McCormack, Jerry Wallace and Canice Brennan.

As always, you can get in touch by emailing camancaint@kclr96fm.com.

The Intermediates got the better last years All-Irelands runners-up Meath in a must win game if they are to top their group and head straight into the All-Ireland Semi-Finals 

While our Camán Caint team will be in Tipperary to broadcast that game live on KCLR, we'll preview that and look ahead to the rest of the All-Ireland senior and intermediate championship fixtures of the week, as well as touching on the latest news from the camogie scene.

Hear from Peter 'Chap' Cleere, Shem Kelly, Fitzgerald Sisters and more as guests this week.

As always, you can get in touch by emailing camancaint@kclr96fm.com.

The Intermediates are away to last years All-Irelands runners-up Meath in a must win game if they are to top their group and head straight into the All-Ireland Semi-Finals 

While our Camán Caint team will be in Tipperary to broadcast that game live on KCLR, we'll preview that and look ahead to the rest of the All-Ireland senior and intermediate championship fixtures of the week, as well as touching on the latest news from the camogie scene.

Hear from Peter 'Chap' Cleere, Shem Kelly, Fitzgerald Sisters and more as guests this week.

As always, you can get in touch by emailing camancaint@kclr96fm.com.

While our Camán Caint team will be there to broadcast the game live on KCLR, we'll preview that and look ahead to the rest of the All-Ireland senior and intermediate championship fixtures of the week, as well as touching on the latest news from the camogie scene.

Hear from Peter 'Chap' Cleere, Shem Kelly, Nicky Kenny and more as guests this week.

As always, you can get in touch by emailing camancaint@kclr96fm.com.

We'll also look ahead to some of this weekend's intermediate action with Carlow hosting Kildare, Kilkenny heading for Lixnaw to take on Kerry while Dublin entertain Meath at Naomh Peregrines, all games throwing in on Saturday at 2pm, while the junior championship continues at pace with four games underway on Saturday from 1pm.

As always, you can get in touch by emailing camancaint@kclr96fm.com.

This weekend sees Antrim's intermediate side take on Kilkenny in UPMC Nowlan Park at 1pm on Saturday before the senior kittens host neighbours Waterford in what should be tough test for the home side.

We'll recap the last weekend with the help of Peter Cleere, Roisin McCormick and Amy Boyle before diving into the rest of this coming weekend's action for round three of the championship.

Join Martin and Lillian (no Áine this week) on podcast duty for the latest Camán Caint.

We'll also hear from Peter 'Chap' Cleere, Shem Kelly, Steffi Fitzgerald and more as we break down the latest and greatest from the world of camogie.

As always, you can get in touch by emailing camancaint@kclr96fm.com

On this week's podcast we'll be reflecting on Kilkenny's progress this season as the Kittens claimed their first piece of silverware under new management by sealing another Leinster title at the expense of Dublin.

We'll hear from both the Kilkenny and Dublin camps by way of reaction to the final and what their plans are for the All-Ireland series and look ahead to the first round of games this weekend.

As always, get in touch by emailing camancaint@kclr96fm.com.

On this week's Camán Caint we'll take a look back at Kilkenny's senior semi-final victory over Wexford, teeing up a repeat of last year's Leinster decider with Dublin waiting in the wings this Saturday. We'll preview that game, hear from senior management and dissect other developments and fixtures in the world of camogie this week.

As always, you can reach the podcast team by emailing camancaint@kclr96fm.com with the full archive available online at Scoreline.ie.

- Chat to Dublin Camogie chair Karl O'Brien about the rise of camogie in Dublin and the county's recent endeavours
- Discuss the All-Ireland U16 series with Canice Brennan
- Hear from Kilkenny intermediate manager Shem Kelly ahead of their Leinster semi-final against Wexford this coming weekend, which forms a double-header with the seniors in Freshford on Saturday

and we'll have a look back at the Leinster action from recent days.

We'll look ahead to U16 All Ireland series and look back at Leinster victory

We'll look at those games and more.

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In one of his first media engagements, we've got a feature-length interview with the new president, Brian Molloy, to hear all about his plans for the sport.

On the pitch, it's shaping up to be a busy weekend (albeit without any senior involvement from Kilkenny or Carlow) as the VERY Camogie Leagues come to a close with Tipperary and Galway providing the top billing in the Division 1A final in Croke Park on Sunday afternoon.

We'll look into all of these weekends games, discuss local matters and more on this week's podcast.

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Áine and Paula are absent this week so our producer Lillian steps in at short notice

On this week’s podcast we

• hear from Kilkenny minor camogie manager David Maher after his sides victory over Waterford
• catch up with Kilkenny senior camogie manager Peter Cleere and Tipperary senior manager Denis Kelly to discuss the VERY Camogie League Division 1 with Kilkenny losing out to high-flying Tipperary 
• get a full rundown on all the national camogie league action

and have a few more chats along the way.

As always, get in touch via email to camancaint@kclr96fm.com and get new episodes weekly during the regular seaso

On this week's podcast we

• hear from Kilkenny minor camogie manager David Maher to find out how his side is developing this year
• catch up with Kilkenny senior camogie manager Peter Cleere to discuss the current lay of the land in the VERY Camogie League Division 1 with Kilkenny set to host high-flying Tipperary this weekend
• get a full rundown on all the national camogie league action

and have a few more chats along the way.

As always, get in touch via email to camancaint@kclr96fm.com and get new episodes weekly during the regular season.

This week, with Áine and Paula away, it's Martin and Lillian walking through the highs and lows of the past week in the camogie world where results from this past week's games in Division 1A of the VERY Camogie League have blown the race wide open - four teams level on six points heading into the final rounds - but Kilkenny are left trailing the pack after defeat to Galway, despite a low-scoring first half ending level at the break.

With teams in Division 1A getting a weekend off for the bank holiday, we take a look around the rest of the Leagues action with the help of Kilkenny intermediate manager Shem Kelly and get a look at progress in underage competitions.

While Kilkenny's seniors might have had a weekend off, there was a wealth of action to take in as the county's intermediates, minors and U16 teams were all in action this past weekend. The VERY Camogie Leagues are back in action this coming weekend too with Kilkenny off to Galway so we'll preview that game and take a look at the rest of the league's action.

Joining Martin Quilty and Áine Farrell this week are Kilkenny intermediate manager Shem Kelly to reflect on his side's outing against Clare, Kilkenny minor manager David Maher to dissect the opening round of the minor camogie championship and Canice Brennan who is reflecting on the U16s outings this past week.

All that, plus the latest from the world of camogie and it's streaming now wherever you get your podcasts.

Contact the podcast at any stage by emailing camancaint@kclr96fm.com and get new episodes every Tuesday throughout the regular season.

With Division 1 of the VERY Camogie League now underway for Kilkenny, we'll dissect the Cats victory over the Banner at UPMC Nowlan Park with the help of Senior manager Peter 'Chap' Cleere.

The All-Ireland minor camogie championship kicks off over the weekend, we take a look at Kilkenny's game versus Tipperary on Sunday. 

Martin and Áine continue to go around the house this week with a look ahead to all the inter-county league action and more. Get your fix of the latest in the world of camogie below or wherever you do your podcast listening.

With Division 1 of the VERY Camogie League getting underway for Kilkenny last weekend, we'll dissect the Cats opening round defeat to Cork at UPMC Nowlan Park with the help of senior manager Peter 'Chap' Cleere while looking ahead to the visit of Clare to UPMC Nowlan Park this coming Saturday.

The Leinster minor camogie finals also took place over the weekend with Kilkenny minor manager David Maher joining the podcast for the first time to discuss his side's victory over Wexford at the Netwatch Training Centre in Fenagh.

Martin and Áine are all going around the houses this week with a look ahead to all the inter-county league action and more. Get your fix of the latest in the world of camogie below or wherever you do your podcast listening.

This week sees Martin and Áine joined by youngster Stevie Mulrooney, who serenaded the nation with his performance of Ireland's Call ahead of Ireland v Italy in this past weekend's Six Nations clash. The team also catch up with Kilkenny senior and intermediate camogie managers Peter 'Chap' Cleere and Seamus Kelly to discuss the latest on the inter-county scene and we're looking ahead to the next round of the VERY Camogie leagues.

And as the curtain falls on the CCAO competitions, we'll get a look back at the Ashbourne Cup final and the latest from the colleges camogie stage.

Get in touch with the podcast team at any stage by emailing camancaint@kclr96fm.com.

While there are a few weeks to go before the start of the senior league campaigns, we've got the second round of the VERY Ireland Camogie Leagues Division 2B to look at where Kilkenny fell to Wexford at the weekend. We also have a look at the latest CCAO action and we close out this week with a feature-length chat with Linda Kenny, now former Leinster camogie chairperson.

Join Martin, Áine and Lillian this week for the latest from Camán Caint.

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It seems like only yesterday we were celebrating the end of season 5 with our annual awards and Dicksboro's All-Ireland senior club championship victory, but here we are again, back in the thick of it.

Up first, we're looking at the start of the VERY Ireland Camogie Leagues with intermediate action underway and with the week that's in it we'll touch on Kilkenny's three-point defeat to Galway in Kinvara with the help of Kilkenny intermediate manager Shem Kelly. We're also talking about the split season in camogie, player burnout and more.

Join us every week for season 6 of Camán Caint, the award-winning podcast dedicated to all things camogie. Get the archive online at scoreline.ie/camancaint or wherever you get your podcasts.

But what a way to finish the season by celebrating Kilkenny's Dicksboro being crowned All-Ireland senior camogie club champions for the first time ever, in the process ending a 17-year wait for a senior title to come back to Kilkenny following the successes of St. Lachtains in the early noughties.

We'll catch up with Dickboro's Tom O'Donoghue to reflect on Sunday's All-Ireland final win, Dicksboro manager Donal Carroll, players Caoimhe Dowling, Ciara O'Shea, Kirsty Maher, Amy Clifford and more from the Kilkenny, Leinster and All-Ireland champions.

For the final time this year, join Martin Quilty, Áine Farrell, Paula Dowling and Lillian Holohan for all the ins and outs, wrapping up with some reflections from Martin on the current state of play of camogie in Kilkenny as he departs the county setup to take over as chairperson of Leinster Camogie in the new year (and we wish him all the best in his new role too) with each of the team sharing their own wishes for developments on the club and inter-county camogie scene for 2024.

 Get in touch with the podcast team at any time by emailing camancaint@kclr96fm.com. 

To help with that, Martin, Áine and Paula are joined by Kilkenny native Clodagh Power who's plying her camogie trade with Oranmore Maree, sharing her experiences in coming up against Sarsfields on the Galway scene. We'll dive into all games coming up this weekend, with Clanmaurice finding some favour with at least one member of the podcast crew.

It's a 5.15pm throw-in at Croke Park on Sunday as Dicksboro look to make history and seal an unprecedented treble this season having collected the Kilkenny senior and Leinster senior club titles in recent months. If you're planning on heading to the match, note that it's €15 for adults, U16s are €5 or you can buy a family pass for two adults with two children for €30. The senior game will be preceded by the intermediate All-Ireland final between Na Fianna of Meath and Kerry's Clanmaurice at 3pm.

And if you're not planning on attending in person, we've got you covered with full live commentary this Sunday evening with the Camán Caint crew live from the upper levels of the Hogan Stand.

Let's jump into things for this week.

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This week we're back in the studio in the wake of Friday's Team of the Year awards. You can watch the video back on any of our posts about the senior team, intermediate team and junior team of the year. Congratulations also to our individual player award winners including Vivienne Holmes (junior), Cria Langton (intermediate) and Katie Byrne (senior).

We'll also recap the awards and digest Dicksboro's emphatic win over Ulster champions Loughgiel Shamrocks on Saturday that sends the Kilkenny club to a first-ever All-Ireland club final in the club's history for either camogie or hurling. They've punched their ticket to Croke Park on Sunday 17 December and we'll be there to hopefully see them over the line.

In the meantime, let's get stuck into this week's podcast.

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Soak up another hour of camogie chats on this week's podcast with Martin Quilty and Áine Farrell and make a date for 8pm this Friday live at Scoreline.ie or in person at the O'Loughlin Gaels GAA club in Kilkenny as we bring you our end of season awards night.

As always, you can get in touch by emailing camancaint@kclr96fm.com and we'll be back again next week to recap the awards, hear from the winners and digest what unfolded in the All-Ireland camogie club championship semi-finals.

It's been an emotional week on the camogie front, especially in Kilkenny where we were on commentary duty this past week as Dicksboro were crowned AIB Leinster club senior camogie champions, dethroning St. Vincent's in the process.

That result also means Dicksboro head to the All-Ireland senior camogie club championship but before they get there we need to catch up with some of those involved so manager Donal Carroll and some of the senior panel join the podcast to reflect on their Leinster final win and what comes next.

Plus this week is the big week for the third annual Camán Caint Team of the Year awards as we reveal the nominees for the senior, intermediate and junior teams of the year.

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With the AIB Leinster championship final scheduled for this weekend we decided to bring you a special show from the Dicksboro GAA clubhouse in Palmerstown.  We'll hear from the manager Donal Carroll and secretary Ted Carroll as the team gears up for a big day out.

We'll also hear from past coach Tom O'Donohue, past players Aine Maher and Niamh O'Donohue as well as Kay Hogan as we gauge the excitment thats buidling up to the big event for the club and the community

All the chat and previews will be brought to you in the latest episode of the award-winning Camán Caint camogie podcast with Martin Quilty & Aine Farrell. Listen on as Martin and Áine take you through the latest and greatest from the world of camogie.

With the Leinster championships at the fore this past weekend, we'll hear from the managers involved on winning and losing sides and look ahead to the provincial finals on the horizon with Kilkenny's Dicksboro set to face a huge test in St. Vincent's on Sunday week.

We'll also discuss this year's podcast Team of the Year awards, all wrapped up in this week's edition of the award-winning Camán Caint camogie podcast.

The Leinster championships are at the fore this weekend and we chat about the Team Of the Year awards for the latest episode of the award-winning Camán Caint camogie podcast with Martin Quilty & Aine Farrell. Listen on as Martin and Áine take you through the latest and greatest from the world of camogie.

It's Halloween, there was nowhere to hide at the weekend with the weather and thankfully on Friday a venue was secured for the Kilkenny junior championship final between John Lockes/Bennettsbridge and Graignamanagh. We'll break that down, discuss the provincial action for local sides and get a look ahead to games of note including Kilkenny champions Dicksboro's Leinster senior semi-final against St. Martin's this coming weekend.

Listen on as Martin and Áine take you through the latest and greatest from the world of camogie.

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It’s a busy one in the studio this week the team discuss our two new champions in the County. 

We’ll hear from the four mangers/selectors of the victorious clubs in this years Senior and Intermediate County finals. In between, we’ll recap the semi-final action from last weekend's Kilkenny junior club championships and Áine will give their predictions of who will be crowed champions this year. Plus we look ahead to The Rower-Inistioge's Leinster game at the weekend also as well as Martin telling up how much he's sick of all the abuse volunteers receive 

As always, you can get new episodes with Martin Quilty, Áine Farrell and the team every Tuesday (usually) during the regular season.

It’s a busy one in the studio this week as the temperature in the local camogie championships as the end day comes a step closer to finding our champions. 

We’ll hear from the four mangers/selectors of the participating clubs in this years Senior and Intermediate County finals. In between, we’ll recap the semi-final action from last weekend's Kilkenny club championships and Áine and Paula will give their predictions of who will be crowed champions this year. 

As always, you can get new episodes with Martin Quilty, Áine Farrell and the team every Tuesday during the regular season.

We'll spend some time on this week's edition of Camán Caint learning about wheelchair camogie and hurling, chat to new Kilkenny senior camogie manager Peter 'Chap' Cleere as he prepares for life at the helm of the 2022 All-Ireland senior camogie champions, and we'll hear from Myshall's Kate Nolan in the wake of their latest Carlow senior camogie championship title win.

In between, we'll recap the quarter-final action from the Kilkenny club championships and look ahead to this weekend's championship semi-finals and relegation play-offs.

As always, you can get new episodes with Martin Quilty, Áine Farrell and the team every Tuesday during the regular season.

They're part of the conversation this week as Martin Quilty, Aine Farrell and Paula Dowling dig deep into the highs and lows of the league, promotions, relegations, the knockouts and the rest at senior, intermediate and junior level.

Plus, if you're interested in taking up the whistle, there's a call out for referees with a noted shortage for adult camogie games of late.

Find out the latest from the world of camogie on this week's episode of Camán Caint. 

Áine is away this week with Paula Dowling deputising once more alongside Martin and Lillian, this week joined by president of Macra, Elaine Holohan - who also happens to be a chartered physiotherapist - to chat about physio, recovery, injury and more and the sport.

There are also a number of games to look at on the local front this week including the senior and junior league finals and thhe start of the intermediate camogie championship knockouts. The soaring stars have been announced too this week with some reaction to some of the names not making this year's list.

The league semi-finals are here as we get stuck into the latest round of Camán Caint and the Kilkenny camogie club competitions are moving into the championship and we learn about the discipline committee and their role This week sees Martin Quilty, Áine Farrell and Paula Dowling all in studio to recap the latest round of games from the Kilkenny club league semi-finals plus they discuss the workings of the THDC committee when it comes to discipline and transfers.

Get fresh episodes every Tuesday during the regular season. 

This week's podcast begins with a trip overseas as we discuss the latest USGAA developments and find out from Sandra Holland and Emily Barno, our US-based guests, what's happening on the camogie scene Stateside.

We'll also have a recap of the latest round of the Kilkenny club championship and look ahead to the final stretch of group games as league semi-final places go up for grabs.

Join Martin, Áine and Lillian on this week's episode now, with new episodes available every Tuesday night during the regular season. Email the podcast on camancaint@kclr96fm.com.

Martin, Áine and Lillian are all in the studio to go through last week's missed predictions and outcomes (draws don't typically factor for Áine) and as contenders start to emerge across Junior, Intermediate and Senior adult grades, we look ahead to week three of the league round of the club championship in Kilkenny.

Plus, our intrepid camogie team are looking for your help with this year's Camán Caint end-of-season awards, currently pencilled in for the beginning of December.

Listen on to find out what it's all about. Get in touch by emailing camancaint@kclr96fm.com.

We’re back to the adult club games in Kilkenny at last and Áine will surely have words for Martin after Tullaroan's win at the weekend. How did Áine's predictions go? The team will predict the winners of all the competitions but won't announce them on air, they'll seal them in an envelope for the County Final weekend.

We'll go through all the adult junior, intermediate and senior club games as the most exciting time of the year for local camógs gets underway.

Get new episodes every Tuesday throughout the club camogie season in Kilkenny, culminating in our player and team of the year awards.

And we're an evening early too!

With two of the finals of the Glen Dimplex All-Ireland camogie championships over, we'll be taking a look at the Premier Junior, Intermediate, and Senior deciders from GAA HQ yesterday. We'll chat with winning manager Matthew Twomey on the train home from Dublin, and what rule changes would you make to the playing rules in Camogie?

Join Martin Quilty and Áine Farrell below for all the insights and chats of the week.

We're previewing all three games from Premier Junior, Intermediate and Senior.

We'll also catch up with some of the Carlow management following the All-Ireland U16B Shield victory over Westmeath this past weekend.

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This week it's Martin Quilty and Áine Farrell in studio, they'll discuss the world games with Sandra Holland and Emily Barno from USGAA Camogie.

We'll also hear from Kilkenny intermediate manager Shem Kelly on his side's defeat in the Glen Dimplex All-Ireland intermediate camogie championship semi-final.

Waterford have bridged a seventy-eight-year gap to reach this year's Glen Dimplex All-Ireland senior camogie championship semi-final, they beat Tipperary by a point to set up a final with Cork next month. We'll discuss their win with Gavin Whelan from WLR.

This week it's Martin Quilty and Áine Farrell in studio with special guest Brian Dowling who announced his departure from the Kilkenny senior inter-county setup as manager after almost five years in charge, two of those years yielding All-Ireland senior camogie titles and respective Manager of the Year awards (2020, 2022).

We'll also hear from Kilkenny intermediate manager Shem Kelly and his Derry counterpart PJ O'Mullan as they meet in FBD Semple Stadium this coming Saturday for a place in the Glen Dimplex All-Ireland intermediate camogie championship final.

It's not the only semi-final taking place with UPMC Nowlan Park set to host a senior camogie double-header as Waterford take on Tipperary while Cork face Galway, the winners going on to decide the O'Duffy Cup next month, so we'll take a look at all the key matchups of the weekend.

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• 8 Time All-Star Kate Kelly on the Senior Camogie Championship
• Kilkenny senior camogie manager Brian Dowling
• Cork senior camogie manager Matthew Towmey 
• Laura Greene POTM from Intermediate Quarter Final against Wexford
• Seamus Kelly Kilkenny Intermediate manager 

We'll also get a full review of this past weekend's games, the Camogie protest, U16 All-Ireland Championship, and the Poc Fada

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• Kilkenny Manager Brian Dowling
• Tipperary Manager Denis Kelly
• Kilkenny Senior player Claire Phelan
• Player protest escalation
• Tullaroan Camogie Club 7s tournament

We'll also get a full review of this past weekend's games and a look ahead to the All-Ireland Quarter Finals plus the permutations for relegation in senior and intermediate grades.

• Tullogher Camogie Club mentor Michael Ryan on their All Ireland Camogie Féile U15 Cup win at the weekend
• Dicksboro's Jason Dempsey on their Féile Shield Division 1 victory
• Kilkenny senior camogie manager Brian Dowling
• Kilkenny's Denise Gaule

We'll also get a full review of this past weekend's games and a look ahead to the final group games of the All-Ireland championship plus the permutations for relegation in senior and intermediate grades.

Get in touch with the podcast by emailing camancaint@kclr96fm.com

- Leinster Camogie chairperson Linda Kenny on the recent Leinster blitzes and her term in office coming to an end
- Carlow camogie manager Peter 'Chap' Cleere on defeat to Derry and playing Wexford this coming weekend

Plus we'll go through the games from rounds 2 and 3 for the Glen Dimplex All-Ireland series and get more from the latest in the camogie world.

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Hear from Kilkenny senior and intermediate managers Brian Dowling and Seamus Kelly, some of the Wexford contingent and get a full rundown on last weekend's camogie action and games bound for this weekend, plus lots more besides. 

Joining Martin Quilty and Áine Farrell on this weeks show are

• Carlow camogie manager Peter 'Chap' Cleere as his side welcome Derry to Carlow this weekend off the back of a draw against Antrim in the opening round of this year's All-Ireland intermediate camogie championship.
• Kilkenny senior camogie manager Brian Dowling on his side's preparation in defence of their All-Ireland title - that all starts against Wexford in UPMC Nowlan Park this coming Saturday evening.

We'll also get a review of last week's intermediate action including Kikenny's victory over Cork in Callan and look ahead to this weekend's intermediate and senior action, while checking in on other activities o

Joining Martin Quilty & Áine Farrell in studio this week was Mary Holden to discuss her retirement, involvement in camogie in Kilkenny and her school's Roinn D final win over Tullaroan on Sunday.

We'll also hear from Kevin Cummins, principal of Muckalee National School to talk about the Coon/Muckalee schools' win as part of the KCLR Cumann na mBunscoil finals day this past Saturday, Kilkenny intermediate camogie manager Seamus Kelly on his side's winning start to the All-Ireland series and more.

We're also reviewing the All-Ireland landscape and taking a look ahead to this weekend's games including the meeting of Kilkenny and Cork in Callan.

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And with the All-Ireland series about to begin, we'll get a look ahead to the opening round of intermediate games this coming Saturday including Kilkenny's trip to Dublin, Carlow's trim to 2021 All-Ireland champions Antrim and more.

Locally to us here at KCLR, we've also got the KCLR Cumann na nBunscoil finals to look forward to with 5 schools finals taking place this coming Sunday.

Get a fresh helping of the podcast every Tuesday wherever you do your podcast listening and on the KCLR sports website, scoreline.ie.  

After a busy weekend of championship action for Kilkenny and Carlow, we're

• Looking back at Kilkenny's intermediate championship semi-final win over Wexford with a word from manager Seamus Kelly
• Reviewing Kilkeny's Leinster senior championship final win over Dublin with the help of Brian Dowling, Julieann Malone and more
• Getting the lowdown on Carlow's intermediate semi-final win over Wicklow in Dunlavin
• Kildare's withdrawal from the All-Ireland intermediate camogie championship series
• And getting the latest on the ground in the world of all things camogie

Join Martin Quilty and Áine Farrell every Tuesday during the regular season for Camán Caint, your weekly helping of all things happening in the world of camogie.

This week in the studio, Martin Quilty and Áine Farrell look back at Kilkenny's win over Westmeath in Mullingar at the weekend, a victory that sends them to another Leinster senior final showdown against Dublin. We'll also get some discussion in around the intermediate championship with the help of Kilkenny manager Seamus Kelly as Kilkenny host Wexford at UPMC Nowlan Park this Saturday while Carlow are away to Wicklow in Dunlavin. We're previewing more of the latest championship action, Miriam Walsh provides an update on her road to recovery following a season-ending knee injury and you can stream it below now.

• Looking ahead to this weekend's All-Ireland minor camogie championship finals due to take place at UPMC Nowlan Park (without Kilkenny or Carlow involvement too)
• Recapping the recent run of minor games
• taking a look at the U16 Leinster championships and the current state of play
• Looking ahead to this weekend's Leinster and Munster senior championship games including Kilkenny's trip to Mullingar on Saturday to take on Westmeath
• debating the recent reports of abuse towards match officials with a look at the referee's strike in Kilkenny this past weekend.

Get new episodes every Tuesday throughout the regular season. 

• Waterford minor camogie manager Mark English following his side's qualification of this year's minor A camogie final
• Kilkenny minor manager Mike Wall following his side's exit at the hands of Waterford
• Danielle Morrissey, Róisín Phelan and Shem Kelly on Kilkenny's Division 2B final replay agaist Cork

and we'll have a look ahead to this weekend's Leinster senior camogie championship quarter-finals.

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• speaking with Kilkenny minor camogie manager Mike Wall as his side head into the semi-finals of the All-Ireland minor A series following a second-place group-stage finish
• looking back at a weekend that wrapped up the VERY Camogie Leagues with successes for Kerry and Waterford
• reflect on Kilkenny and Cork's drawn VERY Camogie League Division 2B encounter in Clonmel on Saturday

and more besides.

Join Martin Quilty and Áine Farrell to get the latest from the world of camogie and more on this week's Camán Caint camogie podcast.

Kilkenny intermediate manager Seamus Kelly also discusses his side's Division 2B league final coming up this weekend and we'll match that with a look at the other league finals and relegations this month.

Finally, when it comes to skorts, should they stay or should they go?

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Áine is away this week so Paula Dowling is deputising in studio with Martin Quilty as we

• Catch up with Carlow senior camogie manager Peter 'Chap' Cleere who leads the 2016 All-Ireland premier junior champions into a VERY Camogie League division 3 final against Armagh on Saturday
• Recap the latest from the minor camogie championships that saw Carlow outplayed by Laois at the weekend while Kilkenny rescued a late draw against Cork despite leading into the break
• Take a look at some of the topics of discussion that were raised at this past weekend's Camogie congress in Clonmel

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- hear from Carlow camogie manager Peter 'Chap' Cleere as his side book their place in the Division 3 league final in April
- preview this weekend's remaining VERY Camogie league fixtures as the intermediates wrap up their campaigns
- look ahead to the lineups of some of this year's VERY Camogie league finals
- and catch up on the latest camogie news

• Carlow camogie manager Chap Cleere following their second successive league win of this year's campaign
• Kilkenny minor manager Mike Wall in the wake of his side's championship opening round victory over Tipperary
• Tommy Farrell, development officer with Kilkenny Camogie
• New Carlow captain, Myshall's Kate Nolan
• And Armagh Camogie star Rachael Merry

Plus we have a full review of this past weekend's minor camogie fixtures and a look ahead to this weekend's action in the VERY Camogie leagues.

- Kilkenny Camogie PRO Aoife Lanigan to discuss the county's Division 2B victory over Tipperary and where they're at for this stage of the league season
- Kilkenny minor camogie manager Mike Wall on his side's Leinster final victory over Dublin last weekend
- A full recap of Round 3 of the VERY Camogie League including a good win for Kilkenny over Dublin in Division 1A and Carlow over Louth in Division 3B
- An early preview of round 4 games and the upcoming minor camogie championship

We're also recapping all of the weekend's VERY Camogie League action and looking ahead to round three, with an in-depth look at our live game from Saturday that saw Kilkenny and Galway serve up some championship flair at UPMC Nowlan Park. We've also got an interview with Loughgiel and Antrim start Róisín McCormick who was also part of the Ashbourne-winning TUD team earlier this month.

New Carlow manager Peter 'Chap' Cleere joins the podcast to outline his intentions for the county ahead of their start in Division 3 next week and we also speak with Waterford's Brianna O'Regan on how the sport has helped her become the player she is today.

To round things out, we're taking a full look at all the key matchups of the weekend including Galway's trip to UPMC Nowlan Park to take on Kilkenny this Saturday.

We'll be on the road this weekend for the start of the VERY Ireland Camogie Leagues in Clare so we preview this weekend's first round inter-county camogie action and as the conversation rolls on, we discuss issues around abuse being directed at county officials on the sidelines and the consequences - or lack thereof - of those actions.

It's another edition of Camán Caint, the award-winning camogie podcast, and it's streaming now wherever you do your podcast listening. 

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It's also the end of season 3 and the final podcast of 2022 so we can take a winter break for a few weeks, but we'll be back in January with the colleges actions.

To each and everyone who has listened to and shared episodes from this year, thank you so much! Wishing you and yours the very best for Christmas and thanks for the company in 2022!

We'll also have a look back at Friday's Camán Caint Team of the Year awards and the Kilkenny All-Ireland medal presentation night as the last formal event for the senior camogie setup in Kilkenny.

Listen back to how it all unfolded over the course of 50 minutes, hear who was nominated, who secured a place on this year's teams and who walked away with the overall awards.

Congratulations again to all those nominated and those who will be wearing the All-Star jersey for 2022.

Theresa Aylward joins the podcast by phone to discuss Dowling's achievements and this weekend's upcoming All-Ireland medal presentation at Hotel Kilkenny on Saturday night.

James Stephens and Myshall served up a great game at the weekend with the Kilkenny side coming out the better of the encounter to land this year's Leinster camogie club intermediate title - so there's a look back at that with a nod to this year's junior final, both in Clane on Sunday afternoon. You can hear from manager John Scott, Aoife Cantwell and more of the Village side in the wake of their victory.

We wrap up this week's podcast with a preview of this week's CCAO action.

Saturday threw up the results we all wanted - James Stephens and Myshall booking their place in the final of this year's Leinster camogie club intermediate championship with the sides set to meet in Clane on Sunday.

On the podcast this week we'll be chatting out the game with the help of James Stephens manager John Scott and we'll be having a look ahead to this Friday's Camogie All-Star awards with 11 of Kilkenny's senior camogie ladies in the running for a coveted All-Star trophy.

And with our own awards just around the corner, we've got an update on how the player and team of the year voting is going. Remember you can cast your vote here in the Player of the Year awards.

Martin and Áíne are back in the studio this week where you'll hear from Thomastown manager Ger Walsh as his side departed the Leinster senior camogie championship at the hands of St. Vincent's. We'll also hear from John Scott on James Stephens' chances against St. Brigids in the Leinster intermediate club championship semi-finals this weekend while there's more discussion on the college camogie scene, the post-primary championships, awards season and more. 

We'll also chat through the Leinster championship for Mount Leinster Rangers and Thomastown, hear from new junior Team of the Year sponsor Michael Saunders and get a look at the CCAO league semi-finals.

We'll also get an update on the current state of play of the Camán Caint junior, intermediate and senior teams of the year in Kilkenny.

All three games are set to take place this coming Saturday in Kilkenny, beginning with the Shaws Department Store Intermediate camogie championship final between 2021's beaten finalists James Stephens and Rower Inistioge, that game underway from 11.30am in Bennettsbridge.

At 1pm in Páirc Lachtain (Freshford), it's the turn of Carrickshock and John Lockes/Bennettsbridge for the final of the Kilkenny River Court Hotel junior camogie championship before Dicksboro and Thomastown contest the Michael Lyng Motors Hyundai Kilkenny senior decider at 3pm.

Join Martin Quilty, Áine Fahey, Paula Dowling and guests in studio to break down all three games on this week's edition of Camán Caint. 

This past weekend saw the semi-finals of the county senior, intermediate and junior championships played off with six teams left chasing top honours for 2022.

At senior level, Dicksboro will carry the favourites tag as defending county champions against Thomastown Rower Inistigoe and last year's beaten finalists James Stephens will contest the intermediate decider while at junior grade we'll see John Lockes/Bennettsbridge take on Carrickshock.

To find out how they got there and get the breakdown of the weekend's action, it's over to Martin Quilty and Áine Fahey for a walk through all six key games from the weekend.

Join us next week for episode 9 with a full preview and breakdown of all three county finals as they head to Freshford's Pairc Lachtain on Saturday 15 October from 11am.

Get the latest on the Kilkenny camogie scene wth new episodes of Camán Caint available weekly during the regular season, presented by Martin Quilty and Áine Fahey.

We've got a live draw in studio, we'll chat with sponsors Michael Lyng (Michael Lyng Motors Hyundai) and Anthony Smith (Kilkenny River Court Hotel) along with Kilkenny Camogie chairperson Theresa Aylward.

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The topic of abuse from the sidelines - and on the pitch - hasn't gone away so we'll have a look at that again while match-day programmes come into the equation when it comes to getting details on players and squads game-to-game.

Soak it all up and get your latest fix of what's happening in the world of camogie on this week's Camán Caint.

This past week saw senior and intermediate games begin on Thursday with away teams getting the better results across the weekend.

We’ll review all the weekend action and look ahead to the start of the knockouts, plus we’ve a guest in the studio as KCLR’s Full Time presenter Sinéad Kehoe drops in to talk about leading her under 14 charges to a camogie county final in Wexford this month.

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While the Carlow senior camogie championships get ready to move into round three, Kilkenny will be getting their senior, intermediate and junior competitions off to a start this weekend with a full schedule of games from Friday to Sunday.

Without even breaking a sweat in moving between season two and three, Martin and Áine are back in studio for a second helping of Camán Caint this week as we kick off season three with a full preview of the weekend's games and get Áine's predictions on all the matchups.

Let's get started...

The immortal words of co-host Martin Quilty at the final whistle of this year's All-Ireland senior camogie final between Kilkenny and Cork with the Cats digging deep for a one-point win over the Rebels.

Given the homecoming took place last week on our usual recording night, we're dropping a double episode helping this week as we say goodbye to the inter-county season and usher in the club season.

To recap everything about the All-Ireland final win and look back over Kilkenny's season, let's sign off on season 2 of Camán Caint.

Alongside Martin, Áine and Paula, we were joined by Liam Dunne, Eddie Holohan, Lizzie Lyng, Elaine Aylward, Bridie McGarry, Gillian Dillon, Teresa Dillon, Marie Fitzpatrick, Teasie Brennan and more to reflect on everything from the 1974 All-Ireland final through to the 2022 Glen Dimplex All-Ireland senior camogie championship final.

Listen back here, as recorded live.

In studio once again are Martin Quilty, Áine Fahey and Paula Dowling who share their own thoughts and experiences on All-Ireland weekend, how the championship season has gone and get a look through the three big games of this weekend

• Premier Junior final: Antrim v Armagh
• Intermediate final: Cork v Galway
• Senior final: Cork v Kilkenny

We'll also be live in Croke Park this weekend for full commentary and analysis of Cork v Kilkenny with throw-in set for 4.15pm.

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This week, Áine's away so Paula Dowling joins Martin Quilty in the KCLR studios to go through the hot camogie topics of the week. In this show's case, it can't get any hotter than an All-Ireland senior camogie championship final, a game assured for Kilkenny with a 1-13 to 0-12 win over Galway at the weekend.

We'll hear player and management reactions, break down the All-Ireland semi-finals and discuss some of the preparations for the All-Ireland Sunday on 7 August.

We'll talk about the spirit of and community in camogie, the importance of Gaelic games and more while Lillian Holohan joins the conversation later in the podcast.

Have a listen below, and when you're done, follow the podcast for free on Spotify, Apple Podcasts or wherever you do your podcast listening to get your weekly camogie fix with Camán Caint, new episodes every Tuesday.

Martin Quilty and Áine Fahey are back in the studio again, coming off a busy weekend with Kilkenny in Thurles to take on Dublin while Galway await in this weekend's All-Ireland senior camogie championship semi-final.

It's a shorter podcast than usual this week and we'll have more to talk about and preview on air later in the week but on this edition we'll be diving through the quarter-finals and looking ahead to the semi-finals at the senior grade with the help of Waterford manager Derek Lyons and former Kilkenny star Elaine Aylward.

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We'll also hear from Limerick manager John Lillis and there's discussion about new social media policies rolling out for the sport.

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It's Martin and Áine back in the studio, this week joined by Scoreline producer and Full Time presenter Sinéad Kehoe to go through the ins and outs of the camogie world.

On this week's episode you'll also hear from Noelle Murphy on the Leinster Poc Fada, we'll have a walk through the senior and intermediate games for this weekend as the group stages of the All-Ireland championships come to a head and we'll look at the clash of semi-final days for the senior and intermediate grades. 

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It's Martin, Áine and Paula all in studio to talk through the camogie happenings of the week, plus we'll delve into the subject of ladies referees including a chat with Tullaroan's Ciara Murphy who has stepped up officiating in recent times, only the second female referee in Kilkenny after Liz Dempsey.

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• We speak to Kilkenny manager Brian Dowling about his side's win, injuries, a controversial red card decision and more against Antrim and look at the final two games of the group with Offaly and Galway on the horizon
• We'll review the intermediate and senior action from last week and look ahead to this weekend's games
• And with Paula back in studio, we're taking a look at the finals of KCLR Cumann na mBunscoil camogie championships on Sunday 19 June.

- A review of games from last weekend at senior and intermediate including the opening round of the Glen Dimplex All-Ireland intermediate championships
- Mini games participation
- A preview of senior and intermediate games for the June bank holiday weekend
- Schools results in Kilkenny for the KCLR Cumann na mBunscoil championships and
- Development progress in the game.

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• Limerick's game against Galway with PRO Fiona Hickey plus their upcoming clash with Kilkenny
• The Loanitt U14 development squads with Brian Doheny
• Last week's senior All-Ireland championship fixtures and this weekend's senior and intermediate games
• the results of the KCLR Cumann na mBunscoil quarter-finals and upcoming fixtures

Get new episodes of Camán Caint every Tuesday night on Scoreline.ie  

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• Alan Morrissey of Bennettsbridge on his side's Féile victory
• Kilkenny's Leinster senior game against Wexford and intermediate defeat to Laois in Camross
• a look at Féile overall - should it be scrapped? What about an Under 20 championship for developing players?/
• a preview of the All-Ireland series
• a look back at some of last weekend's Under 16 camogie finals in Carlow 

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We're reviewing those minor games (with the captains and management), then looking at the games without them in studio, throwing an eye over a busy weekend of Under 16 camogie action in Carlow and getting a look at the preliminary round of senior championship games underway over the bank holiday.

• Leinster Camogie's Linda Kenny on the pending Leinster camogie finals, the Leinster coaching academy and co-operation with Leinster GAA about 2023's fixtures.
• A preview of the minor finals coming up this weekend
• talk of the Féile weekend that was
• The long-awaited medal presentation in Kilkenny for their 2020 All-Ireland victory and 2021 League victory
• and the much-anticipated Camán Caint Team of the Year jersey presentations that will go ahead in the next fortnight

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We hope you're enjoying this season as much as we are and thanks again to Paula for stepping in while Áine takes in her honeymoon.

We'll have new episodes of the podcast for you each Tuesday on Scoreline.ie or wherever you do your podcast listening.

Get fresh updates on the Kilkenny and national camogie scene every Tuesday on Scoreline.ie or wherever you do your podcast listening.

• We speak to Kilkenny U16 manager Jim Smyth following a winning start to the Leinster Championship
• We're assessing Kilkenny's intermediate quarter-final defeat to Wexford
• There's new commercial sponsorship for the Camogie Association
• We'll pick our qualifiers from this year's Glen Dimplex All-Ireland Camogie Championships groups
• We're talking about the 2021 All-Star and Soaring Star awards
• and we'll look at the threat of amateur status within the GAA family

Get fresh helpings of Camán Caint every Tuesday on Scoreline.ie and wherever you do your podcast listening.

We also look ahead to this weekend's All-Star and Soaring Star awards, while marking the announcement of the Camogie Associations media awards and Mick Dunne Memorial Awards. 

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Get new episodes of Camán Caint every Tuesday on Scoreline.ie.

Kilkenny and Clare's Division 1 game will also be broadcast live on KCLR this coming Saturday 26 February with the game available to stream on Scoreline.ie. 

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This week sees Martin and Áine recap a busy - and fruitful - weekend in the Camogie Leagues along with the Tesco Ireland Minor A championship.

To that end, they're joined in studio by Kilkenny minor manager Mike Wall who shares his thoughts on player welfare, stemming from comments following his side's win over Waterford on Sunday.

The league takes a break this weekend with plenty of colleges action so there's a look at that in detail.

Help yourself to another slice of Camán Caint, keeping you up to date with everything happening in the world of camogie.

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It's the first podcast drop for season two and the dynamic duo of Martin Quilty and Áine Fahey are back in the studio to have a look back at a busy weekend of provincial camogie and look ahead to the start of the 2022 camogie leagues.

To do that, they're joined by Barrow Rangers manager Stephen Dormer, Kilkenny senior manager Brian Dowling and intermediate manager John Scott.

You can get fresh episodes of Camán Caint for your ears on Tuesday nights for the season two run.

Tonight, recorded as a live broadcast from KCLR studios and streamed online (check Scoreline.ie for the video edition), we'll announce our junior, intermediate and senior teams of the year along with the individual player awards.

You'll find full lists of our winning teams online at Scoreline.ie

Our thanks to Suirside Farm Potatos, Killaree Lighting Services and Roche Injury Clinic for their sponsorship of the team awards.

This week on the podcast, Martin and Áine are recapping each of those three final performances

• Mooncoin v Piltown (junior)
• Barrow Rangers v James Stephens (intermediate)
• Dicksboro v Piltown (senior)

before the podcast gets down to the important business of the day - announcing the nominees for the Team of the Year at junior, intermediate and senior levels.

Over the league and championship legs of this season, our hosts, along with scouts at games at all levels around the county, have been working towards compiling their overall team of the year, a first for camogie in Kilkenny.

With almost 100 players in the running across Kilkenny's adult grades, the nominees will be whittled down to the overall team selections on next week's podcast.

The 15 players chosen for each team will be presented with specially-commissioned jerseys to make their selection for 2021.

Next week will also see the overall junior, intermediate and senior camogie player of the year announced.

This week you'll hear from the managers of Mooncoin, Piltown (junior and senior), Barrow Rangers, James Stephens and Dicksboro.

We'll also hear Martin and Áine's predictions with the last weekend of local camogie action on the way.

As always, get fresh episodes on Tuesday night's during the season and check out the archive at Scoreline.ie/camancaint.

Last Sunday saw the remaining four teams in each adult grade compete for a spot in their respective county finals. We know who's going to be contesting them, but how did they get there and how has the championship worked at all levels this year?

They're some of the questions we'll be answering this week as we review the penultimate stage of each adult championship.

We've also got some more details on our Team of the Year for each of the senior, intermediate and junior grades as the shortlists get finalised heading into county final weekend.

David Roche of David Roche Injury Clinic also drops into studio to talk about injury prevention and recovery.

As always, find new episodes and all previous editions on scoreline.ie/camancaint.

This week, Áine and Martin are getting stuck into the knockout stages of the Kilkenny camogie championships, starting off with a recap of this past weekend's first-round action before ducking into this weekend's quarter-final fixtures.

Given the reaction to last week's referee discussion, we're back on that topic later in the podcast before having a look at the 2021 Camogie All-Star nominations announced this week.

Join Martin Quilty and Áine Fahey for another helping of Camán Caint, walking through the games in detail from the weekend of 3 October, with a look ahead to all games on 10 October as we hit the business end of the league stage of this year's championships.

Stick around to the end though as we'll be confirming details for the Camán Caint teams of the year!

Catch up every Monday during the season at scoreline.ie/camancaint with new episodes available each Monday night. 

Wexford are Premier Junior champions, Kilkenny fell at the final hurdle to a top-class Antrim side in the intermediate battle and Galway reigned supreme over Cork in one of the best-contested senior finals in years.

Back once again this week are your hosts Martin Quilty and Áine Fahey, joined this week by Wexford great Ursula Jacob for a discussion around this weekend's All-Ireland finals.

We'll go a little deeper into Kilkenny's defeat to Antrim, a result that sees two teams from the North compete at senior level for the first time in a hundred years or so next season.

And with club championship season around the corner, we'll get Áine's preliminary picks before games commence on 26 September.

They take on Antrim this Sunday from 2pm live from Croke Park, a stadium they have waited five years to enter as a team.

Listen to guests and player discuss this huge game live from The CBS Ground in Callan as a bonus episode on Camán Caint

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We'll talk about the campaign, the game, the preparation, and the overall occasion as the minors turned in a two-goal game-winning performance to dethrone the reigning champions in style.

We're also joined later by Angela Kenneally, a woman who's seen it all with Kilkenny and was part of the fold when the Jack McGrath cup was last lifted by the Kilkenny intermediates in 2016 - as it happens, by our own Áine Fahey. 

How do things compare five years on? Can Kilkenny's intermediates repeat the same as the minors and claim their first All-Ireland crown in a few years?

We'll have a look ahead to this weekend's game against Antrim and call the championships overall.

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