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21 Jan 2022
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21 Jan 2022
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Kilkenny's Katie Nolan
Kilkenny camogie manager Brian Dowling has kept faith with the same 15 for this afternoon's All-Ireland Senior Championship Group 3 clash with Galway.
After a disappointing performance against Westmeath, the defending League and All-Ireland champions will be looking for an improved performance as they face off with Galway for the third year in a row.
Both Kilkenny and Galway are unbeaten heading into the clash in Callan with the winners having an opportunity to qualify for the All-Ireland semi-final.
Before the senior clash gets underway the Kilkenny Intermediate side face off with Kildare at the same venue in a must win game having fallen to Anrim last weekend.
The Intermediate game throws-in at 1.00pm before the Senior clash takes centre stage at 5.00pm
Kilkenny team to face Galway: Emma Kavanagh; Michelle Teehan, Claire Phelan, Davina Tobin; Kellyann Doyle, Meighan Farrell, Miriam Bambrick; Niamh Deely, Grace Walsh; Denise Gaule, Mary O'Connell, Steffi Fitzgerald, Aoife Doyle, Miriam Walsh, Katie Nolan.
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