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Kilkenny forward Miriam Walsh is a doubt for Saturday's All-Ireland Senior Camogie Quarter-Final against Dublin.
READ MORE: Brave Kilkenny fall short to Tipperary in All-Ireland Camogie Championship
The Tullaroan player picked up a knee injury in the county's win over Derry and missed last week's narrow loss to Tipperary.
Kilkenny will travel to Croke Park for the last eight encounter at 12.30pm with the match preceding the Kilkenny senior hurlers' All-Ireland Semi-Final against Clare at 3pm.
Walsh spoke to Community Radio Kilkenny City's (CRKC) Nickey Brennan at the launch of the local camogie championships in UPMC Nowlan Park recently.
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