Myshall GAA Rounders Club has reached another major milestone in its short history, with the Men’s team qualifying for the All-Ireland Junior Rounders Final for the first time.

The Hurling for Cancer Fundraiser will take place at Netwatch Cullen Park next Monday, August 24th, at 7.30. 

Fielding an adult camogie team for the first time since 1991, Carlow Town made the journey to Ballinkillen for their first adult championship outing in more than three decades.

Mount Leinster Rangers secured their place in the semi-finals of the JJ Kavanagh & Sons Intermediate Hurling Championship following a thrilling draw with Naomh Eoin in the final round of the league stages.

Conneff Park, Clane was the venue for the opening round in Group A of the UPMC Kildare Junior Hurling Championship.

Carlow Town maintained their 100% record in the group stages of the Intermediate Hurling Championship, as both they and Rangers march into the semi-finals.

Naomh Eoin produced a sensational opening quarter that saw them win the game and overtake Naomh Brid to get off the foot of the table. 

After a heavy defeat last week to Mount Leinster Rangers, St Mullins demolished Bagenalstown to prove that they are still strong Championship contenders 

County champions Mount Leinster Rangers move into the semi-finals on the back of five successive wins after seeing off Ballinkillen in the final round of the group stages

Fourth hosted fifth in the JJ Kavanagh & Sons Junior Hurling Championship as St Mullins welcomed Burren Rangers to Pairc Naomh Moling.

All three championships at junior, intermediate and senior level promise to be close and exciting this season.

After five series of Intermediate Hurling Championship games, Carlow Town maintain their 100% record thanks to this comfortable win over last year’s junior champions.

This was the shock of the championship as Naomh Bríd produced a superb second-half performance to emerge worthy winners in this Senior Hurling Championship game at Netwatch Cullen Park on Sunday.

St Mullins came into the weekend in second place, but now find themselves four points off top spot after Mount Leinster Rangers ran out comfortable winners on Saturday night in Netwatch Cullen Park.

Ballinkillen picked up their third win in this year's JJ Kavanagh & Sons Senior Hurling Championship, with a late flurry of goals seeing them get the better of Naomh Eoin on Saturday evening in Netwatch Cullen Park.

Can you spot yourself?

“When the final whistle went we were heart-broken. To come here and see the crowd who have come out to welcome us even with the loss, you couldn’t but smile at it."

A late Brian Maher point from a free gave Ballon a share of the points in this Talbot Hotel Intermediate Football Championship third round game at Netwatch Cullen Park.

The bottom two sides in the Michael Lyng Motors Senior Football Championship went head-to-head on Sunday evening.

Carlow manager, Ed Burke, refused to be drawn on marginal refereeing decisions which went Antrim’s way in the closing stages of the All-Ireland final.