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Three-time All-Ireland winner with Kilkenny, Walter Walsh has sat down with the Kilkenny People Sport Podcast following his retirement from inter- county hurling.
The Tullogher Rosbercon clubman is taking part in AIB's GOAL Mile Campaign and joined the podcast to look back on his decorated Kilkenny career including his man of the match All-Ireland Final display, his view of the modern game, what's next and much more...
Walsh joined the senior panel in 2012 at 21 years of age, making a man of the match debut in the All-Ireland final replay win against Galway, the first hurling final to be forced to a replay since 1959.
The former Cats forward won eight Leinster titles, four National League titles and three All-Ireland titles as well as an All-Star in 2016.
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