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This week sees Martin Quilty, Áine Farrell and Paula Dowling all in studio to recap the latest round of games from the Kilkenny club championships plus there's a live draw for the Kilkenny league semi-finals at all grades along with the first round of the championship knockouts.
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Tuesday night is camogie night around KCLR headquarters and we're moving onto episode three of season five of the award-winning Camán Caint camogie podcast this week.
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.
Tuesday night is camogie night in the KCLR studios and we’ve got a fresh helping of Camán Caint, the award-winning camogie podcast, for you as the inter-county season has closed.
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.
On this week's Camán Caint camogie podcast, we've waved goodbye to the inter-county camogie scene and we're ushering in season five of the podcast with a full preview of what's happening on the Kilkenny camogie scene.
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.
Tuesday night is camogie night in the KCLR studios though given it's a bank holiday weekend we've got a fresh helping of Camán Caint, the award-winning camogie podcast, for you as the intercounty is all but finished.
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.
The end of the inter-county season for camogie is upon us with the finals of the Glen Dimplex All-Ireland camogie championships heading to Croke Park this coming Sunday.
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.
To get in touch, email camancaint@kclr96fm.com and get new episodes every Tuesday wherever you do your podcast listening.
Tuesday (or Wednesday this week) rolls around again bringing with it another helping of the award-winning Camán Caint camogie podcast.
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.
Tuesday rolls around again bringing with it another helping of the award-winning Camán Caint camogie podcast.
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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On this week's Camán Caint we'll hear from
- 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
Get in touch with the podcast by emailing camancaint@kclr96fm.com
On this week's Camán Caint we'll hear from
- 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.
On this week's Camán Caint we'll hear from
- 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
Joining Martin Quilty and Áine Farrell on Camán Caint this week are
- 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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On this week's podcast, Martin and Áine are looking back at a busy week in the camogie championship that saw - among other results - Kilkenny held to a draw by a resurgent Wexford, Kilkenny's intermediate's come away with the spoils in Galway while Carlow were beaten heavily by Derry on home soil.
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.
This week, Martin is joined by Paula Dowling in studio to recap the All-Star awards weekend that saw Kilkenny claim eight of this year's awards, along with Player of the Year for Miriam Walsh and Manager of the Year for Brian Dowling.
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.
It's been a busy week in camogie circles.
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.
From Thomastown's exit from the Leinster senior camogie championship to the colleges' camogie league finals this week, there are plenty of talking points from the world of camogie to discuss on this week's Camán Caint.
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.
It's getting closer by the day, so it's time to reveal our Team of the Year nominees in this week's edition of Camán Caint.
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.
On this week's podcast, Martin and Áine are joined by Mount Leinster Rangers manager Derek Deegan and James Stephens manager John Scott to discuss their clubs upcoming games in the Leinster club championships as well as a break down of last weekend's live game with James Stephens and Raharney.
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.
Hear from Brian Leahy (James Stephens) and Brendan Hayden (Myshall) ahead of their Leinster camogie games this weekend and we'll recap the recent Kilkenny camogie vs hurling legends fundraiser and hear from Peter Barry, Brian Dowling, Lester Ryan and Aoife Prendergast.
It's the end of the local championship season as we know it - so lets get our top scorers sorted, recap the junior, intermediate and senior championship finals and look ahead to a fun game happening this weekend.
For six clubs in Kilkenny, it all comes down to this weekend and we're dissecting the adult county finals on this week's Camán Caint.
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.
There's just one hurdle left to jump in the Kilkenny Camogie club championships.
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.
We're at the business end of the Kilkenny camogie championships and with action light at the weekend, there's plenty to discuss as we head towards the senior semi-finals while the senior county team continue their fundraising efforts.
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're in the business-end of the Kilkenny camogie club championships with all adult grades hitting the semi-final stages.
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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With the knockout stages of the Kilkenny camogie championships underway, we start this week's podcast with the live draw (or as it was live on Monday night) for the intermediate championship quarter-finals, then break down all of this weekend's adult fixtures.
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.
Tuesday night is camogie night at Scoreline HQ as we transition towards the business end of the Kilkenny camogie championships.
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.
Martin and Áine are back in studio this week to run through the second round of games from the Kilkenny camogie championships at all grades and preview games for the weekend of 4 September.
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It's all systems go in the Kilkenny camogie championship with senior, intermediate and junior grades all underway. Let's go through the games with Martin Quilty and Áine Fahey in studio to break down all of the club action from the opening weekend and get a look at what's happening in round 2.
The inter-county season is done and dusted and so too is the second season of Camán Caint.
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...
It's all over.
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.
We were live at Dicksboro GAA for a special two-hour All-Ireland preview show on Friday 5 August 2022.
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.
It's the final weekend of the 2022 Glen Dimplex All-Ireland camogie championships and we're breaking down the three matchups booked for this Sunday.
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.
Get new episodes of Camán Caint every week during the regular season, Tuesday nights on Scoreline.ie.
Tuesday rolls around once more and so too does the Camán Caint podcast.
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.
It wouldn't be a Tuesday at this rate of going without a helping of Camán Caint, our dedicated camogie podcast.
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.
Martin, Áine and Lillian are all in studio this week to break down the end of the group stages of the U16 championships with the help of Carlow U16 manager Brian Lawlor, look ahead to this weekend's senior quarter-finals, the Poc Fada finals, and react to the stories around the treatment of Ursula Jacob in media circles in recent weeks.
Get new episodes of the podcast each Friday online at Scoreline.ie and wherever you do your podcast listening.
It's time for another helping of Camán Caint and this week, Martin, Áine and Lillian are digging into the end of this year's All-Ireland camogie group championships, in particular as Kilkenny's intermediates crashed out at the hands of Meath while the county's seniors were pinned back late against Galway to wind up in this year's quarter-finals.
We'll also hear from Limerick manager John Lillis and there's discussion about new social media policies rolling out for the sport.
As always, you'll get new episodes every Tuesday online at Scoreline.ie or wherever you do your podcast listening.
Tuesday is a big camogie day around Scoreline HQ as we drop another all-new episode of Camán Caint, our dedicated camogie podcast.
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.
Get new episodes every Tuesday online at Scoreline.ie or wherever you do your podcast listening.
We're back in the studio after a busy weekend of schools camogie finals and looking ahead to the fourth round of the All-Ireland senior and intermediate camogie championships.
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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On this week's podcast
- 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.
From Kilkenny's intermediate defeat to Cork at the weekend, through a full recap of the June bank holiday weekend's intermediate and senior camogie championship fixtures, local league games and a preview of next weekend's games including Kilkenny v Antrim in Dunloy, there's plenty to talk about on the latest edition of Camán Caint.
On this week's Camán Caint we're talking
- 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.
Get new episodes of Camán Caint, Tuesday nights on Scoreline.ie.
On this week's podcast we're talking
- 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
This week we're looking back at Kilkenny's Leinster senior camogie title win over Dublin, previewing the first round of the All-Ireland series (senior) and looking at the newly-sponsored KCLR schools camogie series in Kilkenny as Áine recounts her school camogie days.
Get new episodes of Camán Caint each Tuesday during the regular season, online at Scoreline.ie or wherever you do your podcast listening.
Dublin manager Adrian O'Sullivan joins the podcast this week with Martin, Áine and Paula all in studio to discuss Kilkenny's win over Offaly in the Leinster championship semi-final last weekend and their upcoming final against Dublin on Saturday. Plus we return to last week's debate over whether Féile should stay, or go, in the context of today's club structures.
There's plenty up for discussion with Martin, Áine and Paula on this week's edition of Camán Caint including
- 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
Get new episodes of Camán Caint every Tuesday during the season online at Scoreline.ie.
It's Martin and Paula again this week, joined by Kilkenny minor manager Mike Wall and some of the winning captains from the Leinster minor finals last weekend.
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.
This week on Camán Caint we've got Martin in studio with Paula once more for a walk through the latest from the world of camogie including
- 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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This week we've got a feature-length interview with Camogie president Hilda Breslin while Paula Dowling joins Martin in studio to look back at the Leinster Under 16 championship games this past weekend with a nod to the Camogie Leagues division finals.
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.
Áine's away this week so we're chatting with former Munster Camogie chair Marian Graham and Kilkenny's Paula Dowling about minor camogie and player development.
Get fresh updates on the Kilkenny and national camogie scene every Tuesday on Scoreline.ie or wherever you do your podcast listening.
On this week's Camán Caint
- 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.
This week on the podcast we're joined by Kilkenny minor manager to reflect on his side's exit of the All-Ireland minor camogie championships with John Scott joining the show to discuss the Division 2 draws and Kilkenny's chances against Wexford.
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.
On this week's podcast we're chatting about Kilkenny's defeat to Cork with Brian Dowling, their minor All-Ireland semi-final with manager Mike Wall and wondering how we change the mindset of players who won't support the teams they play in.
This week, it's a round up of the 2021 All-Ireland camogie club finals as Sarsfields dethroned Oulart The Ballagh; we preview the final round of the Camogie Leagues and discuss the language around some of the proposals heading to Congress in April.
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Join Martin and Áine for another helping of Camán Caint including a chat with Kilkenny's Brian Dowling following his side's Division 1 win over Clare, reaction to the GAA annual congress and a look at this weekend's All-Ireland camogie club finals.
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This week on Camán Caint we're looking back at another busy weekend in the Camogie leagues, previewing Kilkenny's games against Waterford and Clare and sharing thoughts on the proposals to merge the Camogie Association into the GAA.
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.
This week Martin and Áine are joined by Mike Wall to talk minor camogie, Jennifer Norris on her CCAO work and there's a look at last weekend's colleges finals.
Get new episodes of Camán Caint every Tuesday night on Scoreline.ie.
Tuesday night is camogie night around Scoreline HQ and we've got another helping of Camán Caint for your ears.
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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Camán Caint is back - we might have mentioned that one earlier today.
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.
We're finishing the first season of Camán Caint with our end of championship awards.
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.
The Kilkenny camogie championships are in the bag with Mooncoin, Barrow Rangers and Dicksboro all claiming gold at junior, intermediate and senior levels respectively.
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.
Six teams remain, three county finals, all to be played this weekend. Hear from all team managers and get your Camán Caint predictions as we head towards the end of season one's podcast series.
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.
The semi-finals in the Kilkenny camogie championship have been and gone.
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.
This week on the podcast, Martin and Áine are recapping a busy weekend of quarter-final championship action in Kilkenny and looking ahead to Halloween morning for the senior, intermediate and junior semi-finals.
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.
Tuesday night is the new camogie night around Scoreline HQ which means we've got a fresh drop of Camán Caint for your ears.
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.
It's a long chat this week as we finish out the last round of league games in the Kilkenny camogie championships before previewing the knock out stages for 17 October. We'll also have a chat about the lack of referees on the local front and more besides over the course of 80 minutes.
The Kilkenny Camogie Championship is heating up across senior, intermediate and junior - how did last week's predictions go and how will the closing rounds of the championship play out?
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.
The Kilkenny camogie leagues are off and running as championship season is upon us. We recap the first weekend's action (25/26 September) in the adult championships and look ahead to games on the first weekend of October.
Join Martin & Áine on this week's podcast as they catch up with All-Ireland referee Liz Demspey, Kilkenny senior hurling manager Brian Dowling, and we get stuck into previewing the Kilkenny camogie club championships, underway from 26 September.
Camán Caint is back for another helping after a whirlwind weekend of camogie in Croke Park for the closure of the All-Ireland series.
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.
Kilkenny’s intermediate Camogie team have a chance to repeat the success of the minor team by capturing an All Ireland championship this weekend.
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
Camán Caint is presented by Martin Quilty and Áine Fahey with Scoreline.ie and KCLR. Follow for free in your favourite podcast app or visit scoreline.ie/camancaint for all the episodes.
We start this episode joined in studio by All-Ireland winning manager Mike Wall who helped guide Kilkenny to a first All-Ireland minor camogie title since 2015, the county's seventh title overall, when they beat Cork this past weekend at the LIT Gaelic Grounds, stopping a three in a row.
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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Camán Caint is presented by Martin Quilty and Áine Fahey with Scoreline.ie and KCLR. Follow for free in your favourite podcast app or visit scoreline.ie/camancaint for all the episodes.