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As Kilkenny prepares to welcome Limerick to UPMC Nowlan Park for their re-fixed Allianz Hurling League match, do you remember when five-time All-Ireland winner with Limerick, Cian Lynch stopped to pose for a picture with locals in a Kilkenny City shopping centre?
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The Patrickswell man has been an important figure in the county's most successful team ever, winning five out of the last six Liam MaCarthy Cups including an historic four-in a row, only matched by Kilkenny and Cork.
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It's unknown why Lynch was in the Marble City but the men from the 'Treaty County' have become very familiar with Kilkenny in recent years, beating the Cats in the 2022 and 2023 All-Ireland deciders.
Hear the thoughts of Andy Comerford, Derek Lyng and more below:
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