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The Shamrocks have confirmed that TJ Reid has been nominated as Kilkenny senior hurling captain for the 2026 season, with Darragh Corcoran nominated as vice-captain.
"We extend our heartfelt congratulations to both men and wish them the very best for the year ahead in black and amber," a spokesperson for the Shamrocks said.
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Meanwhile, Dicksboro's Caoimhe Dowling has been appointed captain of the Kilkenny senior camogie team.
"I feel extremely privileged to be captain of a team with such a dedicated and hard working group of players and management," Dowling commented.
"I want us to represent the Kilkenny jersey with pride," she added.
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Introducing our Senior Captain for 2026 - Caoimhe Dowling from Dicksboro Camogie Club
— Kilkenny Camogie (@KilkennyCamogie) January 3, 2026
Get to know our Senior Captain pic.twitter.com/qbw9CJ3q6x
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