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Kilkenny's Cian Kenny (Picture: Sportsfile)
Ahead of Kilkenny and Cork in the Allianz Hurling League on Sunday, Liam Kelly O'Rourke sat down with Kilkenny's Cian Kenny in The Anner Hotel in Thurles for a wide ranging chat. - FULL PODCAST HERE
Derek Lyng's side recorded their second win of the Allianz Hurling League campaign on Sunday, beating a resilient Waterford 1-21 to 1-20 in UPMC Nowlan Park. - READ MORE HERE
Over the course of the conversation, the Village man outlined how he has maturing as a hurler over the years, dealing with crticism and much more.
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Meanwhile, we also hear from Cork's Alan Connolly who spoke to our colleagues in GAA.ie.
Asked how he compared to his 21 year old self making his Kilkenny senior debut in 2022, Kenny replied: "Completely different people altogether. I've come along way since 2022 becoming more obsessed with the training and off the field stuff," he revealed.
"The last two or three years, including club, I've really loved my hurling. Look, there's a lot more to improve on, you're never perfect."
LISTEN TO THE FULL INTERVIEW BELOW:
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