This week on Sport Lárige on WLR, we’re reflecting on a truly historic weekend at Capquinn Logistics Fraher Field. Clashmore / Kinsalebeg have finally cracked senior hurling after 141 years with their Intermediate Premier win over Bricky Rangers – we hear from former Waterford forward Brian O’Halloran on the turning points, the Monday Club, and what this means to the village. Fourmilewater have also written their own chapter, reaching a first-ever senior county final in their centenary year; Michael Ryan assesses Ballygunner’s ruthless semi-final display and the scale of the challenge facing the West Waterford men, while Gavin Whelan breaks down that dramatic late goal, the physical battle with Roanmore, and a packed week of underage county finals.

We then turn to the League of Ireland, where Waterford FC boss Graham Coughlan gives an honest assessment of a tense, nervy draw away to Sligo Rovers – why his side’s usual cutting edge deserted them, why he still welcomes the pressure, and how the Blues are transforming from relegation worriers into a group now looking up the table.

This week on Sport L&aacute;rige on WLR, we&rsquo;re reflecting on a truly historic weekend at Capquinn Logistics Fraher Field. Clashmore / Kinsalebeg have finally cracked senior hurling after 141 years with their Intermediate Premier win over Bricky Rangers &ndash; we hear from former Waterford forward&nbsp;Brian O&rsquo;Halloran&nbsp;on the turning points, the Monday Club, and what this means to the village. Fourmilewater have also written their own chapter, reaching a first-ever senior county final in their centenary year;&nbsp;Michael Ryan&nbsp;assesses Ballygunner&rsquo;s ruthless semi-final display and the scale of the challenge facing the West Waterford men, while&nbsp;Gavin Whelan&nbsp;breaks down that dramatic late goal, the physical battle with Roanmore, and a packed week of underage county finals.
We then turn to the League of Ireland, where Waterford FC boss Graham Coughlan gives an honest assessment of a tense, nervy draw away to Sligo Rovers &ndash; why his side&rsquo;s usual cutting edge deserted them, why he still welcomes the pressure, and how the Blues are transforming from relegation worriers into a group now looking up the table.

Sport Láirge with Seamus Barry, has all the action, reaction and analysis from the latest sporting events. Join Seamus every Monday evening for previews, reflections and interviews with Waterford's best and brightest sports stars.

Sport Láirge with Seamus Barry, has all the action, reaction and analysis from the latest sporting events. Join Seamus every Monday evening for previews, reflections and interviews with Waterford's best and brightest sports stars.