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Kilkenny will be without All-Ireland winning captain, Brian Hogan for Sunday’s All-Ireland hurling quarter-final against Limerick in Thurles. The O’Loughlin Gaels defender picked up a leg injury during a recent club game.
He was unable to train last week or at the weekend, and he was getting around for a number of days on cructches. While he has received intensive treatment, the injury has been slow to respond and management have more or less accepted that the 31-year-old will be a non-starter.
On the plus side, J.J. Delaney is fit to resume after missing the Leinster final with a broken finger, and Michael Fennelly is also
making good progress after being sideline with a broken bone in his foot since the National League final win over Cork.
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