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KCLR Sport Extra, bringing you the best in sporting highlights and interviews each week, as broadcast on KCLR Sport. Hear the live shows Friday from 7pm, weekends from 2pm.For more, visit kclr96fm.com/sport.

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  1. Episode · Sep 6, 2026

    Hear from players and management as Evergreen reach the FAI Junior Cup Final (opens the original)

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    Evergreen have reached the FAI Junior Cup Final for the third time after a 3–1 victory over Castlebar Celtic. They’ll play Coachford in the final after the Cork club beat Trim Celtic on penalties in the other semi final today. Ethan Phelan put Evergreen 1–0 up in the first half, before Xoli Stafford doubled the lead in the 72nd minute. Mark Cunningham pulled one back for the Mayo men with five minutes remaining, but within a minute Mikey Clifford struck to restore Evergreen’s two‑goal cushion an

  2. Episode · Sep 2, 2026

    Evergreen Manager Gary Maher on their FAI Cup Semi Final (opens the original)

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    Evergreen face Castlebar Celtic this Sunday at 1 in the FAI Junior Cup Semi‑Final, live on KCLR Plus thanks to Laharts Garage, Waterford Road. On this week’s Full Time , we looked ahead to the game with Evergreen manager Gary Maher.

  3. Episode · Aug 24, 2026

    Carlow karate athlete Brian Keating made history and taking on the world (opens the original)

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    Carlow karate athlete Brian Keating made history when he won the Irish Martial Arts Committee Outstanding Senior Athlete of the Year award at the national ceremony in Dublin. His performances across 2025 and 2026 have set a new benchmark for Irish karate. Brian has enjoyed an exceptional run of results, including world titles both with Ireland and as an individual representing Carlow Karate Club. His younger brother Blake is also one to watch, and we’re likely to hear plenty more about him in th

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