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.

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.

Newwatch Cullen Park once again saw a huge turnout on Monday evening as the venue played host to the Hurling For Cancer Fundfaiser game.

Danny  McMahon's late point secured a narrow win over Tipperary

Bagenalstown Gaels and Ballinkillen meet in Sunday's Junior decider

Naomh Bríd are the first team into this year's Intermediate Hurling Championship final after a seven point win over Burren Rangers

Mount Leinster Rangers made a stirring comeback in the second half but it wasn't enough as Ballinkillen held on to progress to the Junior Hurling Championship final

Ballinkillen won all seven games in the group stages and made short work of Carlow Town as they carried that form into the semi-finals

The group stages are over and it's knockout hurling across the three Championships with places in the respective finals up for grabs

The knockout stages in the three hurling championships will be confirmed after this weekend

Paddy Boland netted three of the seven goals that St Mullins scored as they began the defence of their Senior Hurling title with a sizeable win over Ballinkillen

Mount Leinster Rangers scored six goals as they routed Naomh Eoin in Round 2 of the JJ Kavanagh & Sons Senior Hurling Championship

St Mullins begin the defence of their Senior Hurling Championship title on Friday evening

Although champions St Mullins aren't in action on the opening weekend of the JJ Kavanagh Senior Hurling Championship, there are two intriguing ties to get the pulses racing. Ballinkillen v Mount Leinster Rangers Netwatch Cullen Park, Saturday, 6pm.

This week's As I Roved Out column focused on the life and times of former Éire Óg and Carlow footballer Genie Kelly

Champions St Mullins are idle when the Senior Hurling Championship gets underway this weekend but their captain Paul Doyle says they can't wait to get started with the competition stiffer than ever

This week's As I Roved Out column focused on the record breaking exploits of Marty 'Mouse' Kavanagh

Two first half two-pointers by Diarmaid Walshe were key to setting up a cherished win

Failure to reach the McDonagh Cup final, and the manner in which the team missed out, leaves Carlow hurling at a crossroads

Tailteann Cup - Round 3 Longford 1-20 Carlow 1-15 A listless Carlow ended the Tailteann Cup Group 4 round-robin stage of the competition to rivals who were already out of the running in Tullamore on Sunday.

Mount Leinster Rangers laid down a marker for the coming season with an impressive display in the Carlow Credit Union Bolger Cup final

Joe Murphy's team have a chance of topping their group and going straight into the Tailteann Cup quarter-final if they can beat Longford on Sunday

A Laois goal well past the allotted injury time period denied Carlow a place in the Croke Park final

Carlow now face Laois in a crunch tie in the final of the McDonagh Cup group stages this coming weekend

Conor Doyle held his nerve to convert a precious late equalising penalty against Wexford which keeps alive Carlow's chances of topping Group 4 in the Tailteann Cup going into the last round of group games 

Carlow manager Joe Murphy was delighted after securing his first win as manager since steeping into the breech following Shane Curran's departure 

Captain Mikey Bambrick scored 2-4 as Carlow recorded a first win under new manager Joe Murphy

Tom Mullally's team had made a blistering start to the competition in the opening two rounds but that winning streak was ended at the hands of Kildare 

Darragh Foley returns to the Carlow team but elsewhere there is a sprinkling of youth throughout the side picked by Joe Murphy for the clash with Fermanagh

The footballers begin their Tailteann Cup campaign while the hurlers bid to continue their winning run in the McDonagh Cup 

There was a great turnout at Carlow Golf Club from clubs and businesses around the county. Pat Ahern was there for The Nationalist to capture some of the moments from a memorable day

Two Carlow sporting organisations are to benefit from sponsorship deals announced recently by Netwatch

Club members recognised for their contribution

This Thursday's episode of the TG4 series Scéalta na gCorn features contributions from, and stories about, a number of well known Carlow GAA figures

Carlow were in brilliant scoring form again in the McDonagh Cup

Carlow defeated Kildare in Newbridge to secure a place in the knockout stages of the Leinster Minor Hurling Championship

GAA Golfers taking to the fairways in Carlow Club Carlow, Carlow’s GAA Supporters Club, are encouraging all GAA followers to take to the fairways and support the 2025 Club Carlow Golf Classic, which takes place at Carlow Golf Club on Friday May 2nd, ...

Chris Nolan scored three of the six goals as Carlow scored as they began the McDonagh Cup with a comprehensive win over Down

Mark Buggy and Alan Fitzgerald scored the goals as the minor footballer beat Wexford in a close game

Carlow begin their first season back in the McDonagh Cup since their famous 2023 win at home to Down

SCÉALTA na gCorn returns for its third season this Thursday, 17 April, and Carlow’s GAA history will feature prominently in one of the six episodes. at 8pm in a six-part series airing weekly on TG4.

Former captain Darragh Foley retired at the end of last season but following Shane Curran's departure has been tempted back by new manager Joe Murphy as the squad prepare for the Tailteann Cup

A late equalising two pointer denied Carlow U20s a win over Laois