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Cian Kenny and Padraic Moylan
Kilkenny senior hurler Cian Kenny (James Stephens) and former Kilkenny U20 All-Ireland winning captain Padraic Moylan (Dicksboro) look back on the highs and lows of their U21 careers at club & county levels and much more besides.
This Sunday, Dicksboro go in search of their third JJ Kavanagh & Sons Under-21 A county title in a row. The defending champions had too much for Young Ireland's of Gowran in their semi-final.
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Meanwhile, Graigue Ballycallan will be hoping to end a 28 year wait for a county championship at this grade when the teams face off at 2pm in UPMC Nowlan Park on Sunday.
James Ryall's team beat last year's finalists James Stephens with an emphatic win in John Locke Park in Callan. - SEMI-FINAL SUMMARIES HERE
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