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Kilkenny manager Brian Cody
Yes, Brian Cody should stay on as hurling manager
No, Kilkenny need to change their manager
Next week is four weeks since Kilkenny exited the championship, and the hurling fraternity in Kilkenny is coming to terms with an early exit and a championship where we did not feature in Croke Park.
With Kilkenny looking to build for the future on the back of potential underage success, we ask the question should Brian Cody, the greatest hurling manager the game has ever known, continue as senior hurling manager.
Davy Fitzgerald has stepped down from his coaching role with the Cork senior camogie side following their loss to Kilkenny in Sunday's Glen Dimplex All-Ireland senior final at Croke Park.
A file photo from the 2017 homecoming
Sophie Dwyer wheels away in celebration after scoring a late goal in Sunday’s All-Ireland final. Picture: James Crombie/INPHO
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