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07 Sept 2025
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St Lachtain’s got the perfect end to the club hurling season as they brought the All-Ireland junior hurling title back to Kilkenny once again with a 1-18 to 0-16 win over Russell Rovers (Cork) last Sunday.
St Lachtain’s goalkeeper Darren Brennan was a pivotal figure for the Freshford outfit, after he made a super save in the second half to maintain his side’s advantage.
“I’d full confidence in our lads and maybe the occasion was kicking in a bit in the last few minutes but they did see it out and you’d have to give them credit for that as a lot of them were playing in Croke Park for the first time and they weren’t involved in that environment before and they really stood up to it," he told the Kilkenny People Sport Podcast after the full time whistle.
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