"If you were writing a letter to Santa saying 'this is how I want my Munster Championship draw to go', this was it!"

0:00 - 8:45 - Intro8:45 - 33:40 - Following their heroics in a titanic Munster Final series, Truagh Clonlara are bidding for further history this Sunday when taking on Leinster champions St Vincent’s in the All-Ireland Senior Club Camogie Championship Semi-Final in Walsh Park, Waterford at 1pm. Scariff-Ogonnelloe’s two time Munster senior club winning captain Mairead Scanlan and Camogie analyst Ann-Marie McGann assess the Clare side’s chances, their opponents and the carrot of a pre-Christmas trip to Croke Park33:40 - 56:29 - Clare’s football representatives in Munster were both Tipped out of Munster as Loughmore-Castleiney overcame hosts Éire Ó while Aherlow shaded visitors Wolfe Tones by a solitary point. Kieran Madigan reflected on both ties while also previewing this Saturday’s Under 21A, B and C Championship deciders.56:29 - 1.08:41 - Clare’s Oscar Traynor Cup hopes are hanging by a thread after a second successive 1-0 defeat to Limerick opposition. Jim Madden is Eoin and James’ guest to look back on that tie, assess what permutations are required against Kerry to advance and also peer ahead to Sunday’s FAI Junior Cup triumvirate along with the domestic league fare.​08:41 - 1.26:50 - Ennis/Kilrush’s Women’s rugby side continue to dominate in the top flight in Munster despite only being their third year in existence. Manager Gareth O’Hanlon and captain Micaela Glynn join Eoin and James to review the season so far and gauge their AlL ambitions as they now prepare to defend their Division 1 Cup crown in January.​26:50 - Round up of local rugby fixtures and a great weekend for the county’s junior club’s in their respective provincial leagues; Under 21 hurling semi-finals and Under 16 hurling finals, Ogonnelloe GAA Race Night and the latest Athletics feats both home and abroad.