PhD student Rose Doolan-Maher, from Kilkenny, was congratulated by all six of her children today as she graduated from the School of Social Work & Social Policy at Trinity College Dublin
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TJ Reid is set to captain Kilkenny for a third season after previous stints in 2010 and 2016.
The Kilkenny senior hurling team begin their quest to win a seventh Leinster Senior title on the trot this evening when they face Galway in Pearse Stadium, Salthill at 4.30pm.
Derek Lyng's Cats are on a revenge mission as they look to overturn an 18 point league defeat to the same opposition from six weeks ago and a big crowd is expected at the Galway venue.
The game will be broadcast live on GAA + with coverage beginning at 3.30pm and it forms part of a double-header of live games with the meeting of Offaly and Dublin in Tullamore commencing afterwards at 6.30pm.
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All three Leinster games take place today with 2025 Joe McDonagh Cup winners Kildare playing host to Wexford in Newbridge as a packed six week schedule gets up and running.
Tickets are still available for purchase on Ticketmaster. Adult stand tickets are priced at €25, while terrace tickets cost €15. Student and OAP tickets are also €15, and juvenile tickets are available for €5.
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