It's the second round of the Carlow Football Championships this weekend, Kieran Murphy looks ahead to the actionMICHAEL LYNG MOTORS SENIOR FOOTBALL CHAMPIONSHIPOld Leighlin v Mount Leinster Rangers Netwatch Cullen Park, Friday, 8.30pm Old Leighlin ...

Fenagh caused a big upset in the opening round of the Michael Lyng Motors Senior Football Championship but manager Darroch Mulhall said he wasn't surprised by the result

Mount Leinster Ranger's hurling heroics counted for nothing as they started the Michael Lyng Motors Senior Football Championship with a heavy defeat against to a ruthless Rathvilly

MICHAEL LYNG MOTORS SENIOR FOOTBALL CHAMPIONSHIP GROUP 1 ROUND 1 ÉIRE ÓG 2-16 OLD LEIGHLIN 3-13  An incredible finish where Éire Óg hit four two pointers out of their five final scores saw them come away with a share of the spoils against their old ...

Fenagh may have already caused the upset of the Senior Football Championship in the opening round

Palatine started the JJ Kavanagh Senior Football Championship with a win thanks in part to second half goals by Jamie Kenny and Josh Egan

After three different winners in the last three years, the battle to lift the Nationalist Cup is sure hottly fought once 

As always in Carlow, the Talbot Hotel Intermediate Football Championship is set to be a wide open affair

Ahead of the start of the Talbot Hotel Junior 'A'  Football Championship, we speak to each club

The Football Championships take centre stage in Carlow 

Joe Murphy was ratified as manager of the Carlow Senior Footballer for a three-year term at a county committee meeting on Tuesday evening.

“Long threatening comes at last,” texted TJ Redmond, he of Carlow via Tipperary, when it was confirmed that the tickets were booked and the transport organised for Waterford FC’s home game at the RSC against Sligo Rovers last Friday evening.

Three sets of brothers started on Sunday for Mount Leinster Rangers in their Senior County Final win over St Mullins. Conaill and Fiachra Fitzpatrick. Donagh and Ruairi Murphy. The two Nolan siblings have been there and have done it all.

Chris Nolan scored 1-10 as Mount Leinster Rangers saw off old rivals St Mullins to lift their 12th Carlow Senior Hurling title since their first win in 2006

It's always a special occasion when St Mullins take on Mount Leinster Rangers in the Senior County Final, Kieran Murphy previews the mouthwatering tie

When Tommy Buggy was approached and asked to volunteer someone from the team to do a preview interview in the lead up to the final the St Mullins manager didn’t even think about it. He nominated the captain, Paul Doyle, straightaway.

It could be said Eddie Coady sleeps, eats and drinks hurling. He played his first senior final for Mount Leinster Rangers when they lost to Ballinkillen in 2003. Two years later, Naomh Eoin broke Coady and Rangers hearts.

When it mattered most, Naomh Bríd delivered the performance required to lift an Intermediate title and one that suggests they can be competitive at senior level next year

You will do anything for your club. Mount Leinster Rangers goalkeeper, Gary Kelly, would not be the first person to say this. Some of that kind of talk can mean nothing but the former dual senior player has always practiced what he preaches.

When Naomh Bríd trot out onto the Netwatch Cullen Park pitch on Saturday next one would be forgiven for feeling there is somewhat of a Lazarus touch to what their supporters are witnessing.