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Kilkenny senior hurling manager Derek Lyng has given an injury update on a number key players. - LISTEN HERE
Lyng was speaking at a media day which formally announced Tirlán's sponsorship of Kilkenny GAA for a 32nd season.
Addressing questions at the event, the Cats boss gave a fresh update on the availability of Tom Phelan, Adrian Mullen, David Blanchfield, Harry Shine and Fionan Mackessy.
LISTEN HERE: Kilkenny injury updates plus interviews with Mossy Keoghan and TJ Reid
The Emeralds clubman also revealed the latest on Cian Kenny's recovery after the Village man picked up a hamstring injury in the county's Walsh Shield Final win over Kildare. - LISTEN HERE
Kilkenny had to dig out a hard fought opening round Allianz League win in UPMC Nowlan Park on Sunday afternoon with Eoin Cody (0-10, 0-6f) to the fore leading his side to a 0-20 to 0-16 win. - (MATCH SUMMARY HERE) Next up is a trip to the Gaelic Grounds to face Limerick. The Treaty were surprisingly beaten away to Waterford last weekend.
HEAR THE FULL UPDATE AND MORE ON THE KILKENNY PEOPLE SPORT PODCAST HERE:
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