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Kilkenny's Leinster minor hurling champions and All-Ireland runners-up stepped out in style to Langtons in January for their medal presentation night.
The panel have made a bright start to 2025 after last year's memorable campaign, winning two of their opening round robin games against Wexford and Galway respectively.
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Celebrating the County's first Leinster Minor hurling crown since 2021 after the young Cats overcame Dublin last May, with a 48th-minute goal from Ollie O'Donovan proving crucial.
Kilkenny needed extra time to get past the Clare challenge in the semi-final, and extra time was again needed in the final when Tipperary ran out two-point victors at UPMC Nowlan Park at the end of June.
Photographer Willie Dempsey was on hand to capture the night for the Kilkenny People/Kilkenny Live.
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