Goresbridge

Beers, 11 o'clock.

At 2 o'clock down in Gores Bridge, Bridge United B are at home to Johnswell United.

That's Johnswell United's first ever game in the Kilkenny District League.

So best of luck to Pat McDowell and all the lads involved with Johnswell United.

The Penny County A1525, kindly sponsored by the Moore family, 600 to the winner.

We're going for number three, a syndicate from Goresbridge, trained by Thomas Boogie, Kilgraney, Nike.

To get the better of number four, Shane and Willie Rigney's own carolings are from Trent.

All about the crack, and let's hope all the Thomastown people have plenty of crack here tonight.

My was perfect.

So...

We're watching proceedings here very, very closely and proud to bring you this event with thanks to Goresbridge Trout Farm in Thomastown, loyal supporters of Community Radio and Thomastown GAA.

As we

Kilkenny Leader Partnership, they launched a new route and it served six communities along the River Barrow and linked to national transport links in Kilkenny City.

So Bagnallstown, Paulstown, Goresbridge, Scarfrost Seen, Craignamanna and then it went into St.

Mothers and County Carlow.

And look, this is the second pilot scheme that's been run in the past two years.

We think she'll come home first tonight.

Second will be a syndicate from Goresbridge.

Where's the Hair Gone Syndicate, trained by Thomas Boogie, the Kilgranny Nike, that dog come home second.

Race number eight.