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Tullaroan selector and decorated ex-Kilkenny hurler, Tommy Walsh
Nine-time All-Ireland winner with Kilkenny, Tommy Walsh believes Kilkenny are in a 'good place' and is confident Derek Lyng's men can beat an in-form Tipperary. - FULL INTERVIEW AND MATCH ANALYSIS BELOW
"Maybe now is our time," he told the Kilkenny People Sport Podcast.
"We're definitely more settled now."
LISTEN: Huw Lawlor, Richie Hogan, Cian Kenny and more - Kilkenny People Sport Podcast
"I think we're in good place and I think it's going to be classic," he said.
"You have a Tipperary team that's coming with youth, in fairness to Liam Cahill he's a real hurling man," Walsh continued, adding, "he transfers that to the county."
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