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Last Saturday was a special day in Kilkenny as UPMC Nowlan Park played host to the two All-Ireland senior camogie semi-finals.
There may have been no Kilkenny representation on the field but off the field was a different matter as the county’s 1974 All-Ireland winners were honoured at a function beforehand.
That victory over Cork, via a replay, was a historic one as it was the first ever senior crown for the Noresiders. Kilkenny have gone on to claim top honours on 14 more occasions including a seven-in-a-row between 1985 and 1991.
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