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On this edition of the Kilkenny People Sport Podcast with Liam Kelly O'Rourke;
Kilkenny manager Derek Lyng, captain Paddy Deegan and Clare danger man Tony Kelly give their thoughts to CRKC Sport's Nickey Brennan ahead of Saturday's All-Ireland Hurling Semi-Final. Meanwhile, former Clare captain Anthony Daly and Cats stalwarts Andy Comerford, Richie Power and Nickey Brennan preview both the weekend's All-Ireland Hurling Semi-Finals.
LISTEN: THIS WEEK'S KILKENNY PEOPLE SPORT PODCAST HURLING & CAMOGIE SPECIAL
In camogie, former Kilkenny senior manager Ann Downey along with current boss Peter 'Chap' Cleere and team captain Aoife Prendergast give their pre-match thoughts ahead of the Cats' All-Ireland Quarter-Final with Dublin.
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