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Reaction Kilkenny's win over Antrim and Carlow's victory in Kerry. Plus, Waterford win big in Munster. In good news Eddie Scally is back and chats to Michael Walsh while we also hear from Derek Lyng, Tom Mullally and more.

This week on The Knock On, KCLR Sport's weekly rugby podcast, Stephen Byrne is joined by Tom Crotty (Carlow Rugby Club), James Blanchfield (Kilkenny RFC), and Paddy Browne (Tullow RFC) to break down all the latest rugby action.Kilkenny's seconds were in Towns Cup action, the women's team are wrapping up their season, and the U18s had a strong campaign—losing just three players ahead of next year. We also touch on the ongoing challenge of losing players to Kilkenny College.Tullow's women's team could have a lifeline in the AIL, with Suttonians reportedly withdrawing from the league. The club continues to thrive at underage level, with impressive participation and development.We preview Carlow's big clash against Athy in the Towns Cup final this Sunday at 3pm in Naas. Tom Crotty highlights the importance of a solid defence against Athy's attacking prowess, noting that getting to a final is tough—but winning it is even tougher. We also check in on Carlow's J2s and youth teams as their season winds down. Tune in for all this and more on The Knock On! 

In this updated version of the podcast, we're joined by Clare based Journalist Eoin Brennan to look back on a dramatic weekend in Munster and a look ahead to what's coming.Kilkenny and Carlow both enjoyed big wins on the opening day of the Leinster Championship and Joe Mc Donagh Cup. Both games were live on KCLR.In Carlow Terence Kelly and Joe Nolan joined Brendan Hennessy in the aftermath of the win against Down while in UPMC Nowlan Park Eddie Scally hosted the discussion with Taggy and Mickey Walsh. Also included are chats with Derek Lyng and Paddy Deegan.

We spent hours looking ahead to Championship over the weekend on KCLR Sport. Here we cut out the ads and updates and bring you the uninterrupted versions of our chats with Michael Walsh and Aidan Taggy Fogarty, Naoise Waldron and James Hickey. Plus, we talk to Brian Dowling about Kildare. Remember every Kilkenny game in the Leinster Championship and Carlow game in the Joe Mc Donagh Cup is live on KCLR.

This week on The Knock On, KCLR Sport's weekly rugby podcast, Stephen Byrne is joined by Tom Crotty (Carlow Rugby Club), James Blanchfield (Kilkenny RFC), and Paddy Browne (Tullow RFC) to discuss all the latest rugby action.Carlow RFC: Carlow has been relegated to Leinster League Division 1B after losing their playoff game against Wexford. Their goal for next season is to get promoted back to Division 1A. The focus, however, is on the Towns Cup Semi-Final this weekend, where they will face Wicklow at Cill Dara's grounds. The J3s will also be in action, taking on Ardee in the Anderson Cup Quarter-Finals.Tullow RFC: Tullow will play against Athy in the Towns Cup Semi-Final on Sunday, also at Cill Dara, after defeating Gorey in the Quarter-Finals. The youth teams are doing well, reaching four finals. Paddy Browne also spoke highly of the Tullow Ladies' Team and their successful season in the AIL.Fixtures & Youth Rugby Review: We round up all the latest youth rugby results and upcoming fixtures for Tullow, Carlow, and Kilkenny RFCs.Tune in for all this and more on The Knock On!

John Donnelly on Captaining his county, getting over injury and the Championship campaign. Plus, Kilkenny under 20 manager Mark Dowling and Wexford's Lee Chin. There's also Paddy Deegan on moving around the field, Matt Ruth on the under 19's development league, Micky Walsh on the under 20's and the seniors, Offaly's Ciaran Burke on their league final defeat and upcoming Championship0 as well as Cork manager Pat Ryan and Tipp boss Liam Cahill.  

Carlow will face Athy in the Bank of Ireland Towns Cup Final. They squeezed out a 10-9 win against Wicklow, unfortunately Tullow lost out in the first semi-final against Athy. We had live coverage of both game on KCLR and afterwards got some post-match from both camps. The final is on in Naas on Sunday April 27th and will be live on KCLR.

This week on The Knock On, KCLR Sport's weekly rugby podcast, Stephen Byrne is joined by Tom Crotty (Carlow Rugby Club), James Blanchfield (Kilkenny RFC), and Paddy Browne (Tullow RFC) to discuss all the latest rugby action.Towns Cup ActionTullow progressed to the Quarter-Finals after Skerries conceded their match. They now face Gorey away on Sunday.Carlow takes on a strong Boyne side, who recently won Division 1B of the league.We have the team sheets for both Tullow and Carlow's upcoming matches.Club UpdatesTullow RFCJ2's face New Ross.Tullow Ladies played their final home league game, falling short against Cooke RFC.Katie Corrigan & Dannah O'Brien are in action with the Irish squad.Carlow RFCJ2's meet Wexford Wanderers.J3's face Longford in the Anderson Cup.Kilkenny RFCJ2's take on Edenderry.J3's battle Portarlington.Silverware success for the Kilkenny youth teams at Foulkstown.Tag Rugby returns this summer—James shares details on how to get involved.Fixtures & Youth Rugby ReviewWe round up all the latest youth rugby results and upcoming fixtures for Tullow, Carlow, and Kilkenny RFCs.

Derek Lyng, Richie Reid and Paddy Deegan were all present at the Kilkenny GAA & Tírlan 2025 Sponsorship Launch. We hear from Lyng and Reid with Deegan to come next week. We also assess where the Cats and all the top teams are at with Aidan Taggy Fogarty.The Carlow and Kilkenny under 20's got their campaigns under way at the weekend and have more to come this weekend, we chat to Mark Dowling and analyze where Carlow are at under 20 and senior level with James Hickey.

Eddie Brennan on the Kilkenny GAA Golf Classic the Cats season so fa and why he thinks Cork could be the ones to watch.  We've also got Carlow Manager Tom Mullally and Shamrocks Ballyhale's Joey Holden with Dicksboro's Joe Sheahan.

Aside from Oisin's grovelling apology for being late we've got Derek Lyng on Kilkenny's win over Limerick and Carlow's Ciaran Whelan on their status defining victory over Laois. Zac Bay Hammond, Shane Walsh and Liam Blanchfield joined as at the draw for the St Canices Credit Union Kilkenny Senior League. Plus Manager Matthew Ruth on the Kilkenny under 19 squad and Trevor Fletcher on working with Down and winning with leaving Lisdowney.

This week on The Knock On, KCLR Sport's weekly rugby podcast, Stephen Byrne is joined by Tom Crotty (Carlow Rugby Club), James Blanchfield (Kilkenny RFC), and Paddy Browne (Tullow RFC) to discuss all the latest action.Tullow RFC: Their Towns Cup game was postponed last week due to a bereavement in Suttonians, but it will take place this weekend. Tullow have nearly a full squad available, with just one change in the pack that dominated the scrum last time out. The winners will face Gorey away in the next round.Kilkenny RFC: A disappointing loss to Wicklow in a game they felt they let slip away. With many players unavailable, Kilkenny have decided not to compete in the Plate, instead giving players a rest with some taking holidays.Carlow RFC: Through to the next round of the Towns Cup, but Tom Crotty felt they were flat despite the win. With areas to improve, they now face Boyne away in the next round. Carlow also have a crucial Leinster League Division 1A playoff against Wexford the following week.Plus, we review all the youths' fixtures and results across the three clubs.

Aidan Fogarty and Michael Walsh chat to Eddie Scally about Kilkenny's defeat to Tipperary and what the Cats will want out of the Limerick game.  Derek Lyng and Liam Cahill talk to Brendan Hennessy on the red card confetti at UPMC Nowlan Park while Cork boss Pat Ryan gives us his thoughts the Ref's interpretations.Plus we've got Tom Mullally and Joe Nolan on Carlow's defeat to the Dubs, Cyrill Farrell on Galway's loss to Limerick and we look ahead to a big day for Grennan College Thomastown.  

This week, Stephen Byrne is joined by Tom Crotty (Carlow Rugby Club), James Blanchfield (Kilkenny RFC), and Paddy Browne (Tullow RFC) to break down all the latest rugby action across Carlow, Kilkenny, and Tullow.Kilkenny RFC traveled to Cill Dara with a weakened squad and fell 34-7. They now shift their focus to a home clash against Wicklow in the Towns Cup, where they've named a strong and experienced lineup. Meanwhile, Kilkenny's women's team were defeated by Edenderry in Division 3 and now preparing to take on CYM this weekend.Tullow RFC edged out Bective 28-27 in a nail-biting contest, securing their place in Division 1A for next season. Theseconds team suffered a defeat. Their Towns Cup fixture against Skerries has been postponed due to a bereavement at the Dublin club. Tullow's women put up a fierce fight but fell short against Galwegians; they now look ahead to an away game against Ballincollig.Carlow RFC battled hard against Suttonians in Dublin but now faces a relegation playoff. The seconds team picked up a win, and the firsts will meet Longford in the Towns Cup. Carlow's J2s will also take on Athy in a friendly. On a high note, Carlow's women's team clinched the Division 6 Cup with a 26-12 victory over Midlands Warriors.Plus, we'll have a full report on all the latest news from the three clubs.

Mossy Keoghan and Ronan Maher on Kilkenny versus Tipperary at UPMC Nowlan Park this Sunday. Plus, Derek Lyng, Michael Walsh and Richie Power on Kilkenny's defeat to Cork. Tom Mullally, Davy Fitz and Joe Nolan on Carlow's draw plus John Kiely, Brian Lohan and Johnny Kelly.

This week on The Knock On, KCLR Sport's weekly rugby podcast, Stephen Byrne is joined by Tom Crotty (Carlow Rugby Club), James Blanchfield (Kilkenny RFC), and Paddy Browne (Tullow RFC) to discuss all the latest action.

Carlow and Kilkenny's games were postponed yesterday due to waterlogged pitches.  Aidan Taggy Fogarty joined us on KCLR to discuss the hurling weekend and said while it's no-one's fault it can be frustrating for players when games are called off that late.

This is The Knock On, KCLR Sport's weekly rugby podcast.Stephen Byrne talks to James Blanchfield from Kilkenny RFC, Tom Crotty from Carlow RFC and Paddy Browne from Tullow RFC.Tullow were beaten by Seapoint at the weekend in what is a tough run into the end of the season. Seapoint's try at the end of the game put Tullow out of contention for a losing bonus point. Paddy says it's going to be tough to avoid the second from bottom place on the table. Sean O'Brien played at full back and got the last 15 minutes of the game. They take on Athy this weekend in what is another local derby. Tullow women were away to Suttonians in the AIL and were beaten, they take on Railway Union this weekend.Carlow firsts were away to Athy last weekend where they lost but did pick up two points, the seconds won their game. They take on Ashbourne this weekend at home. The women's team take on Lansdowne.Kilkenny were at home to Wexford at the weekend, slow start, good middle and shocking end said James Blanchfield. Kilkenny take on Dundalk this weekend. The women take on Longford at home this weekend.We also have updates on all the youths fixtures from the weekend for the clubs.And some chat about Ireland in the Six Nations.

Micky Walsh talks about how the league has gone so far for Kilkenny and Carlow while also casting an eye on Limerick, Waterford, Tipp, Galway, Cork and Clare. Killian Doyle and Ivan Bolger were on either side of the Fitzgibbon Cup Final and we spoke to both. Kilkenny Chairman PJ Kenny tells us about the proposed development of a new facility at Dunmore. Plus, there's Kelly Ann Doyle ahead of Kilkenny's Very League opener next weekend. The Kilkenny Youth Coaching conference took place last week and we spoke to Brían Ryan.

John McClean and Damian Raggett are joined by special guest Graham Doyle, who shares his Best XI from his playing days.The lads also break down the latest KCLR McCalmont Cup results, where both Evergreen and Freebooters suffered shock eliminations. Plus, a huge moment for Presentation Secondary School, Kilkenny, as they claim the FAI Schools Senior Girls National Cup!All that and more on this week's episode of The Kilkenny Soccer Podcast

The draw and analysis of the KCLR McCalmont Cup round of 16 draw.

Stephen Byrne talks to James Blanchfield from Kilkenny RFC, Tom Crotty from Carlow RFC and Paddy Browne from Tullow RFC.Tullow are at home to Seapoint this weekend, Tullow have three games left in the Leinster League and have what Paddy says is the tougher side of the draw. Tullow women away to Suttonians in the AIL and the J1's play Barnhall. There's a club development application going in for female changing rooms, referee changing rooms, disabled toilets and parking, first floor bar and viewing gallery. Kilkenny beat De La Salle Palmerston 36-24, they were missing six starters including their front row. Kilkenny put in a great performance, James Blanchfield said. The seconds lost. Kilkenny are at home to Wexford this weekend in what was a rescheduled game due to snow a few weeks ago. Kilkenny women beat Tallaght.Carlow are away to Athy this weekend, the confidence is up having had a good win over Wicklow a few weeks ago. Tom says they are under no illusions about this game or what's to come towards the end of the season, he says Carlow are in a good place but you must play the full 80 minutes against Athy.     We also have updates on all the youths fixtures from the weekend for the clubs. 

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This is The Knock On, KCLR Sport's weekly rugby podcast.Stephen Byrne talks to James Blanchfield from Kilkenny RFC, Tom Crotty from Carlow RFC and Paddy Browne from Tullow RFC.Carlow got the better of Tullow in the Leinster League Division 1A, the seconds won their game. Paddy Browne says Tullow are not going well at the moment and says Carlow could edge them at the end of the season. Carlow take on Wicklow next in their recently postponed game.Kilkenny lost to Boyne at the weekend.

This is The Knock On, KCLR Sport's weekly rugby podcast.Stephen Byrne talks to James Blanchfield from Kilkenny RFC, Tom Crotty from Carlow RFC and Paddy Browne from Tullow RFC.The Carlow v Wicklow game was called off due to snow still lying on the pitch and has been rescheduled for the weekend of 25th January. Carlow host Tullow this weekend in the big local derby, which is always a big clash. The women's team has a win at the weekend against De La Salle/St Mary's/Guinness.Kilkenny's games against Wexford last weekend were called off due to the snow as were a lot of other underage fixtures. Kilkenny are away to Boyne this weekend in the league. They've been a bogey team for the side in some of their past meetings and have a dangerous attack. Kilkenny's women lost to Ashbourne.Tullow beat Suttonians 13-7. A monumental effort from the club members saw over 60 people grab a shovel, brush and wheelbarrow and clear the pitch of snow so that games could go ahead. Tullow had a huge defensive effort to keep the Dublin side out and it was even 0-0 at half time. The women's team were in action against Old Belvedere however they lost that one. Their next game is against Swords.We also have all the youths' updates and fixtures.

St Lachtain's return to Freshford as AIB GAA All-Ireland Junior Hurling Champions and we brought it to you live on KCLR.

The KCLR McCalmont Cup draw and all the latest in Kilkenny soccer with Day, Johnny and Damien.

This is The Knock On, KCLR Sport's weekly rugby podcast.Stephen Byrne talks to James Blanchfield from Kilkenny RFC, Tom Crotty from Carlow RFC and Paddy Browne from Tullow RFC.Tullow were beaten by Wicklow in the league, they had targeted the three games over the Christmas period, and with the loss, Paddy Browne says they face an uphill battle in this part of the season, he says the team is not clicking at the moment. They take on Suttonians this weekend who are third on the table. There were a number of games cancelled in Tullow due to the  weather. The women's team are in action against Old Belvedere.Carlow came up just short against Bective, Carlow had injuries and illness to contend with in the run up the games. The seconds also lost their game, they had to be shuffled around as the first team needed a few of them. They take on Wicklow this weekend which will be a tough game.We also have all the women's and youths' updates and fixtures.We also chat Leinster and Munster ahead of their Champions Cup games this weekend. 

Eddie Scally, Adrian Ronan and Mickey Walsh analyze Freshford's win and we hear from the management and players following their 3-15 to 0-13 victory against Easkey in the AIB All-Ireland Junior Hurling Club semi-final.As well as all that we've got Carlow hurlers Brian Treacy and Kevin McDonald and Na Fianna's Colin Currie on a great win over Loughrea in the All-Ireland semi -final.

 This week's episode of the KCLR Hurling Podcast brings you exclusive insights from the launch of the Kilkenny GAA Yearbook.  David Blanchfield shares his thoughts on the highs and lows of the season, the evolving landscape of the game, and his ambitions for 2024. Cian Kenny gives us a glimpse into the team's preparations for the upcoming campaigns and the importance of tradition and legacy in Kilkenny hurling. 

This week we hear from Lisdowney manager Trevor Fletcher on their Leinster Final loss, plus analysis from Eddie Scally, Micky Walsh and Taggy. We also hear from Slaughtneil's Brendan Rodgers.

Adrian Ronan joins Oisin to look ahead to Leinster Finals for Freshford and Lisdowney in the coming weeks and there's post match reaction from all of last weekend's big games.

Carlow based Journalist Eimear Ní Bhraonáin, Sue Nunn from KCLR and Gerry Arthurs, Politics lecturer at South East Technological University look ahead to what we can expect from Carlow - Kilkenny in the upcoming election.

The episode is titled "The Apocalypse Of Change". Liz thought that was a little over-the-top compared to what we learned this week! As always, we'd love to hear your thoughts on the show, where it's heading, and if you think we're full of crap with our ideas! Email us at clear99@mailzimmer.com or text 800-455-KCLR(5257)!

This week on the KCLR Hurling Podcast we feature a look back on all of the weekend's action including defeats St Mullins, Thomastown and Piltown and victories for Freshford and Lisdowney.We hear from all the teams that were involved in provincial action plus there's analysis with Micky Walsh, Adrian Ronan, Terence Kelly and Pat Coady among others.

In this episode of the KCLR Hurling Podcast, Oisin steps in for Eddie Scally and Eddie Doyle to bring you all the latest insights and reactions from the hurling world. Joining him are special guests Adrian Ronan, Taggy Fogarty, and Michael Walsh, who share their thoughts on the standout performances from the past weekend and preview a packed schedule ahead. With Kilkenny clubs set to enter provincial competitions, get the takes on what to expect and who to watch in the coming games. Tune in for all the action and analysis on the matches shaping up in the provincial stages! 

In the thrilling season finale of The KCLR Hurling Podcast, Eddie Doyle and Eddie Scally bring you a comprehensive review of the Junior Final, breaking down the key moments and standout performances. The duo also dive into the All-Stars chat, debating the team and snubs of the season. Reflecting on the year's action, they share their personal highlights and unveil the much-anticipated Team of the Year and Player of the Year. Don't miss this celebration of the best in Kilkenny hurling as we bid farewell to another unforgettable season. 

This week's KCLR Hurling Podcast dives into the biggest stories in Kilkenny hurling! Eddie Scally shares his experiences as a TikTok sensation, and the lads break down how Thomastown dethroned O'Loughlin Gaels to claim their long-awaited senior championship. We discuss the key factors that won the day for Thomastown and reveal the KCLR Non-Kilkenny Panel Team of the Year. Also on the agenda is a preview of the upcoming Junior Final, plus some big news as Eddie announces his decision to step down from Bagenalstown. Don't miss it!

In this episode, the Two Eddies dive deep into the excitement of the junior hurling semi-finals and break down all the action from the intermediate final. They also reveal their Team of the Week and give a comprehensive preview of the upcoming Senior Hurling Final. Plus, there's a lively discussion about the recent rule changes in Gaelic football and, for good measure, the lads throw in a little bit of soccer talk. It's an action-packed show you won't want to miss! 

In this episode, the two Eddies break down all the key moments from the Kilkenny Senior Hurling Championship semi-finals, plus a review of the Minor Finals. They'll dive into the growing trend of minor players stepping up to adult level and the challenges they face. Looking ahead to next week's action, the hosts preview the upcoming fixtures and share their thoughts on what's in store. As a bonus, they speculate on who might be joining Derek Lyng's backroom team for the next Kilkenny season. Don't miss this jam-packed episode full of hurling insights!

After a busy weekend in the Kilkenny club hurling championship, including 13-men O'Loughlin Gaels rescuing a late win over Dicksboro in this year's quarter-finals, Eddie Scally and Eddie Doyle are back to break down all the hurling action of the weekend. Young Irelands and Lisdowney are set to contest this year's intermediate hurling final and we're drawing to the close of the junior championship too. Got questions for our podcast duo? Email sport@kclr96fm.com.

 In this week's episode of the KCLR Hurling Podcast, we dive into all the action from the weekend's games, including the gripping Intermediate Relegation battles and a full breakdown of the Section B Junior Final. We also look ahead to next week's highly anticipated Intermediate Semi-Finals, discussing key matchups and predictions. Plus, we address the whispers circulating about Kilkenny's backroom team and what changes could be on the horizon for the Cats. Don't miss out on this packed episode filled with insights, analysis, and all things hurling! 

In this week's episode of The Two Eddies, the lads dive into everything Kilkenny hurling, offering insights and analysis on the latest action across the county.Tune in as they break down how the Team of the Week is selected, offering a behind-the-scenes look at the criteria that goes into picking the top performers. The podcast also covers the latest developments in the Junior and Intermediate Championships, previews the Senior action ahead, and discusses this week's Team of the Week selections. Finally, the Two Eddies share their thoughts on the All-Star nominees, highlighting the standout players vying for recognition this year. Don't miss out on all the Kilkenny hurling news you need to stay in the loop!

In this week's episode of the KCLR Hurling Podcast, All-Ireland winning manager Pat Hoban joins the Two Eddies to break down all the key matchups in the upcoming Kilkenny Senior Championship games. Hoban gives his insights into the legendary Shamrocks Ballyhale mindset and what makes the reigning champions so formidable.The lads also take a deep dive into the Intermediate and Junior Championship action, reviewing all the big moments and discussing which teams are making a push for the title.Plus, don't miss the latest Team of the Week selection as the Two Eddies highlight the standout players from across the county. Tune in for expert analysis, predictions, and plenty of banter!

In the latest episode Eddie Scally and Eddie Doyle break down all the big moments from the weekend's hurling action. They reveal their Team of the Week, discuss the potential candidates for the next Dublin manager, and dive into the hot topic of who will fill the vacancies in Kilkenny's backroom team. Tune in for expert analysis, sharp opinions, and all the latest buzz from the world of hurling!

Join the Two Eddies as they dive into all things hurling in this week's episode of the KCLR Hurling Podcast. They'll take a look back at all the weekend's club action, reveal their Team of the Week, and give their predictions for next week's matchups. Plus, the split season debate heats up once again, and the lads discuss the potential candidates for the Dublin manager role. Tune in for expert insights, lively debate, and everything you need to stay on top of the hurling world!

In this week's episode of the KCLR Hurling Podcast, the Two Eddies dive into the latest buzz around Kilkenny hurling. We kick things off by celebrating the recent underage success of the Kilkenny teams, showcasing the next generation of hurling stars. Then, it's all about the club scene—get a full recap of the weekend's action, as we break down the key moments and standout performances. Plus, we look ahead to next week's games, offering insights and predictions you won't want to miss. Finally the Kilkenny management teams for the 2024/2025 season are up for discussion. Tune in for an episode packed with analysis, commentary, and the passion only the Two Eddies can deliver.

In this action-packed episode, we dive deep into the heart of hurling, covering the latest and greatest from the world of GAA. Here's what we have in store:1. Carlow Final Recap:We break down all the drama, key moments, and standout performances from the Carlow Senior Hurling Championship Final. Whether you missed the match or just want to relive the excitement, we've got you covered!2. Junior Championship Deep Dive with Alan Hearne: Hurling guru Alan Hearne joins us for an in-depth analysis of the junior championship. From the rising stars to the tactical masterstrokes, get the insights you need to follow the season's biggest storylines.3. Weekend Games Preview: Get ready for the upcoming weekend's hurling clashes with our comprehensive preview. We discuss the matches to watch, potential upsets, and key players who could make all the difference.4. Davy Fitz to Antrim: In a move that's making waves across the hurling community, Davy Fitz is heading to Antrim. We explore what this means for the county's prospects and how Fitz's unique style might transform the team.Tune in for expert analysis, passionate discussions, and all the latest news from the world of hurling!

Welcome to The KCLR Hurling Podcast, your ultimate source for everything hurling in Kilkenny and Carlow! Join hosts Eddie Scally and Eddie Doyle as they dive into the heart of the action each week, bringing you in-depth analysis, expert insights, and lively discussions.On this episode, the two Eddie's break down the weekend's club action, closely examining standout performances and key moments. They'll also review the thrilling Carlow County Final, discuss the latest manager appointments, and give you the inside scoop on the Camoige Final. Whether you're a die-hard hurling fan or just looking to stay updated, The KCLR Hurling Podcast has you covered! Tune in and stay on the ball with the best hurling talk in the region.

John Purcell, Chairperson of the Independent Broadcasters of Ireland & Chief Executive of KCLR