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Seven-time All-Ireland winner with Kilkenny and O'Loughlin Gaels manager, Brian Hogan has admitted it took 'a good bit of thought' when deciding whether or not to join the Kilkenny under-20 management team but said he was enjoying it so far.
Asked whether he took time out to think about his decision, he replied: "I did. It's a big commitment and the family have to carry the can as well.
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"I'm away a bit, so it did take a good bit of thought," Hogan told the Kilkenny People Sport Podcast.
"There's a good team there led by Henry (Shefflin) so I'm enjoying it. It's a different challenge but we'll take it week by week and with the club back now with the football, it won't be long now before the bright evenings come around and the hurling starts."
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