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Stephen previews this weekend's hurling action with Damian Lawlor, Gaelic Games Correspondent with the Sunday Independent, and Brian Flannery, former Waterford hurling captain.

Last week we heard from the March South-East Sports Star winner Clare Grace from Kilkenny who was presented with her award at the Mount Wolseley Hotel in Tullow last week. That same day Wexford Youths FC were also presented with the April award - they won the voting for that month after an impressive run of form in the League of Ireland 1st Division. Lets hear from Shane Keegan who accepted the award on behalf of the club.

Friday night saw almost 7,000 people turn out in support of one of the greatest hurlers in a generation. The Ken McGrath All-Star Challenge took place in Walsh Park as a Leinster All-Star team featuring the likes of Eddie Brennan and Damian Fitzhenry, defeat a Munster side which included Tipp's Brendan Cummins, and a Waterford full-forward line of Mullane, Flynn and Shanahan. All the proceeds went to the Ken McGrath Rehabilitation Fund which was set up after Ken underwent major heart surgery in April. Beat went along to the game last night and we caught up with Ken following the full-time whistle.

Ireland as an island is very well known for its quality over golf courses in the country. Well my next guest is a man who played every single one of them in a single year. That man is Kevin Markham who wrote a book about his adventures called Driving the Green. I spoke to him a little bit earlier, and began by asking him just how many golf courses there are on the island.

Beat catches up with Emmet Cooke and Fintan Scanlon from the newly formed Bubble Soccer Waterford.

Carlow senior hurling manager John Meyler on his side's Division 2A hurling league final against Kerry.

The February South-East Sports Star Award winner Marcus Lawler chats to Stephen.

The author of "The Bluffer's Guide to Rugby" Steven Gauge chats to Stephen on Sportsbeat Roundup.

What's The Score Day 5: Doyle's Equestrian Centre Rathvilly

What's The Score Day 4: Carrick - On - Suir Taekwondo School

What's The Score Day 3: St. Patrick's Squash Club Enniscorthy

What's The Score Day 2: Waterford Dodgeball Club

What's The Score Day 1: Kilkenny Storm Inline Hockey Club

Waterford United manager Tommy Griffin after Friday night's south-east derby defeat to Wexford Youths.

Wexford Youths manager Shane Keegan chats to Stephen after his side defeated Waterford United 2-1 in the south-east derby.

TheScore.ie rugby writer Murray Kinsella on the clash of Leinster and Munster in the RaboDirect Pro 12.

Waterford hurling boss Derek McGrath looks ahead to Sunday's relegation playoff against Dublin. Stephen began by asking him for his thinking behind this week's team selection.

Waterford based kickboxing coach Billy O'Sullivan drops into the Beat studios for a chat.

GAA writer Jackie Cahill and Wexford hurling legend Tom Dempsey this weekend's crucial Allianz Hurling League games.

Wexford Youths manager Shane Keegan after Friday night's 1-0 defeat to Longford Town.

Waterford golfer Kevin Phelan spoke to SportsBeat following his success in South-Africa

Mount Leinster Rangers coach Tom Mullaly talks to us ahead of their All-Ireland Club Final clash with Portumna

Waterford United manager Tommy Griffin speaks to Stephen following his sides scoreless draw with Galway in their first home game of the league.

After winning the January SportsStar award, Team Left Bank Kilkenny point guard Puff Summers spoke to Stephen.

Former Waterford hurling captain and Tipp native Brian Flannery previewed Round 3 of the Hurling League

Wexford Youths manager Shane Keegan speaking ahead of the start of the new Leage of Ireland season

Waterford United manager Tommy Griffin speaking ahead of the start of the new Leage of Ireland season

Following the 10-goal thriller between Tipp and Kilkenny last week in the hurling league, former Cats legend Eddie Brennan speaks to Beat Sport

Stephen chats to Barbara Ryan, 2014 Tipperary Ladies Football captain, and the 2013 co-captains of the U14 side that won the Munster championship.

Rally star and Waterford native Craig Breen joins Stephen in the Beat studios for a chat.

Denis Rackard Coady has been the kit man to the senior Kilkenny hurlers for 36 years and makes sure the team are perfectly perpared for every training session, league and championship game throughout the year. As is tradition, the winners of the All-Ireland championship visit Crumlin Children's Hospital the morning after an All-Ireland win, so Rackard has decided to use his MANY trips to Crumlin to a launch a new CD - DVD combo called Rackard is the Man to raise money for the hospital.