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Martin Keoghan was the man of the match as Kilkenny opened their league account with a win over Clare. He will lead the attack for Sunday's meeting with Galway
Kilkenny manager Derek Lyng rang the changes as he named his side to face Galway in Sunday's Allianz League game at UPMC Nowlan Park.
Padraic Moylan lines out at corner-back in place of Shane Murphy, while Zach Bay Hammond starts in place of Fionan Mackessy in the half-back line. Paddy Deegan switches to midfield in place of Jordan Molloy while Cian Kenny, a late replacement for Adrian Mullen in the win over Clare, retains his place at centre-forward, with Luke Connellan also coming into the team. The full-forward line sees Luke Hogan and Gearoid Dunne start in place of Billy Ryan and Billy Drennan.
TICKETS
Advance tickets are on sale online or at selected Supervalu or Centra stores. Tickets are required for all juveniles under 16 and must be purchased with an adult ticket.
Tickets prices are as follows:
General Admission:
Adult – €20
Student/Pensioner – €15
Juvenile (u-16) – €5 – ticket must be purchased with an adult ticket.
PARKING
Kilkenny County Board remind all supporters attending Sunday’s game that UPMC Nowlan Park is located in a residential area and to respect the residents and park responsibly. Supporters are asked to use designated car parks such as O’Loughlin Gaels GAA (R95 RX63), County Hall, Maudlin Street (free of charge), MacDonagh Junction and city centre car parks.
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