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Three-time All-Ireland winner with Kilkenny, Walter Walsh has admitted he thought he would find inter-county retirement more difficult than he has so far. - LISTEN TO THE FULL INTERVIEW HERE
"You don't be thinking about the matches as much but I'm enjoying going to see some of the games," the Tullogher Rosbercon man told the Kilkenny People Sport Podcast.
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"That (the championship) might be when I start missing the whole scene a bit more," Walsh commented.
"Being completely honest, I thought I would miss the whole thing a lot more than I have. I've recently had new-born twins so they're keeping me busy now so maybe that's a nice distraction," he continued, adding, "there's still plenty of things to keep us busy."
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