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06 Sept 2025
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Kilkenny are the Leinster Under 20 champions for the first time since 2022 after the Cats claimed a 10 point success over Dublin in Portlaoise this evening.
First half goals from Rory Glynn and Aaron McEvoy laid the platform for Mark Dowling's men and with Dublin wing back Fionn Murphy sent off at the start of the second half, Kilkenny always the initiative in an impressive attacking display. - FULL MATCH REPORT HERE
The Kilkenny People Sport Podcast caught up with; Ivan Bolger (Graignamanagh), Jeff Neary (Graigue Ballycallan), Rory Glynn (Clara), Stephen Manogue (James Stephens) and manager Mark Dowling (Dicksboro).
Also, if you missed our interviews with Katie Power and Tommy Shefflin in our last podcast after Kilkenny Camogie's provincial success, you can hear those on this special episode!
LISTEN TO ALL THE INTERVIEW BELOW:
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