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06 Sept 2025
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Eoin Cody will be looking to hit the ground running in the opening weeks of the league. Picture: Sportsfile
Kilkenny Senior Hurler, Eoin Cody, is relishing the prospect of three difficult away assignments in the Allianz Hurling League.
The Cats begin their campaign at home to Wexford this Sunday, but after the 'Yellow Bellies' trip Noreside, just one more home game remains for Cody and his Kilkenny team-mates.
The Shamrocks Ballyhale man isn't worried about the fixture list though, and believes the 'tough battles' will give Kilkenny an opportunity to improve as they hunt down their first Liam MacCarthy title in nine years.
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