IT’S finals weekend in the Hurling Championships in Carlow and having paid close attention all year, KIERAN MURPHY gives his views on who will be celebrating this weekend

Ahead of this Saturday's Junior Hurling Championship final, 45-year-old Burren Rangers man Joe Waters told Kieran Murphy that a decision three years ago to kick alcohol to touch has help prolong his playing time

This week's As I Roved Out column looked back on the visit of GAA President Jarlath Burns to Carlow to help launch the video encouraging blood donations in the memory of Oisin Kelly

Tommy Buggy's own club is Castlecomer but his time with St Mullins has led to him having two GAA loves in his life

Mount Leinster Rangers and St Mullins meet in Sunday's JJ Kavanagh & Sons Senior Hurling time for the 11th time, the Rangers manager Paul O'Brien says there is a healthy respect between the two clubs

OVER 100 golfers participated in the Dooley Motors sponsored Club Carlow’s GAA Golf Classic in Mount Wolseley last Friday.

Carlow manager Anthony O'Brien was so proud of his team after their All-Ireland final win

Amy Doyle scored two second half goals as Carlow brilliantly saw off Down today to be crowned All-Ireland U16B camogie champions in Abbotstown

It took until extra time of the replay but St Mullins finally overcame Bagenalstown Gaels to set up a Senior Hurling Championship final against Mount Leinster Rangers

Manager Anthony O'Brien has heaped praise on the Carlow U16 Camogie team ahead of their All-Ireland final against Down on Sunday

Jarlath Burns was in Carlow on Tuesday as a video was launched in the memory of Oisin Kelly which encourages people, particularly GAA patrons, to donate blood

For the 18th time in 20 years, Mount Leinster Rangers back in the Senior Hurling Championship final after they pulled away from Ballinkillen in the second half

Dylan Townsend scored 13 points as Burren Rangers qualified for the Junior Hurling Championship final for the third successive year

Bagenalstown Gaels came ever so close of causing a sensation when they held St Mullins to a draw in the semi-final of the senior hurling championship in Netwatch Cullen Park on Saturday.

It matters not if the hour is hot or whether it’s wet or fine,  There’s nothing stands the weather like the Morris-Kelly line  BROWSING through an old scrapbook which had been loaned to my father by Paddy ...

A 2-19 to 1-15 victory for Mount Leinster Rangers secured their place in the Carlow senior hurling final but they will have to wait a week before they know who they will be facing in the decider.

30 July marks the 80th anniversary of Carlow's one and only Leinster Senior Football Championship win and The Nationalist will publish a special pull-out supplement free in Tuesday's paper detailing the history surrounding the famous success

Major redevelopment work has begun at McGrath Park, and Bagenalstown Gaels are encouraging people to support their buy a brick initiative to help fund the project

Bagenalstown fell to second heavy defeat in consecutive weeks as they were cut apart by a clinical St Mullins

Mount Leinster Rangers outclass Naomh Eoin during the second half of their Senior Hurling Championship game at Netwatch Cullen Park