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06 Sept 2025
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Some of the Clare senior hurling team including Tony Kelly and Shane O'Donnell enjoyed a rare weekend off in Kilkenny in 2024, visiting the Marble City and stopping off for a pint in Sean Byrne's at Hackett's Bar.
The duo have had a month to remember as The Banner won their first All-Ireland title in 11 years and only the fourth in their history after beating Cork after extra-time in a memorable All-Ireland Hurling Final.
The inter-county hurlers weren't the only All-Ireland winners in Kilkenny that weekend with 1993 All-Ireland Football winning player and former Sunday Game analyst Joe Brolly also visiting the county.
READ MORE: Joe Brolly stops off in Kilkenny visiting numerous local locations!
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