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UPMC Nowlan Park
It's a huge day for the Kilkenny Minor Camogie team as they face Cork in this afternoon's All-Ireland Final in UPMC Nowlan Park.
The Cats will be aiming to win their first title since they defeated today's opponents back in 2021 while the Rebels are looking for a third success in four years after they relinquished their title to Tipperary last year.
Tipperary native and Kilkenny manager, David Maher will be the man seeking to take the Noresiders to All-Ireland glory on their own home patch. - FULL PREVIEW HERE
Cork beat Kilkenny in the group stages early this year, but the Kilkenny boss is hopeful the tables can be turned on Sunday.
"We'll be ready for Sunday at 4:30," Maher told the Kilkenny People Sport Podcast.
"We've taken a lot of learnings from that Cork game, we're aware of this team," he said, adding, "we feel we're fairly well prepared with knowledge about them and the rivalry is there between Kilkenny and Cork as if the girls need any more motivation.
"We don't want them coming up to Nowlan Park and getting the win over us, that's for sure," Maher commented.
LISTEN TO THE FULL INTERVIEW BELOW:
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