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TJ Reid, Derek Lyng and Mossy Keoghan at the launch of Tirlán's renewed sponsorship of Kilkenny GAA (Picture: Sportsfile)
Listen to a special edition of the Kilkenny People Sport Podcast as we catch up with some of the Kilkenny camp at the launch of Tirlán's sponsorship of the county team for the 32nd season. - LISTEN TO FULL PODCAST HERE
TJ Reid opens up about captaining the Cats for the third time, coming back from hurling heartbreak and his plans for the future. Meanwhile, Mossy Keoghan explains what it's like to emulate his dad Liam as an All-Star, what the panel learned from 2025 and if Lyng's side are any closer to having a settled side.
And that's not all! Kilkenny County Board Chairman, PJ Kenny provides an update on the county's exciting new facilities and St Kieran's College selector Richie Ruth looks back on their Leinster PPS semi-final win over Good Counsel College (Courtesy of CRKC Sport).
LISTEN: TJ Reid, Mossy Keoghan, PJ Kenny and more - Kilkenny People Sport Podcast
The players and officials were speaking at the launch of as Tirlán's sponsorship of Kilkenny GAA for the 32nd season.
The Avonmore brand has appeared on Kilkenny jerseys since 1994, with Tirlán Co‑operative added in 2024. Together, they represent one of the longest-standing and most recognisable partnerships in the GAA.
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