The accused - Cormac Browne - pictured outside Limerick Courthouse I PICTURE: Brendan Gleeson
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Kilkenny's Cian Kenny
Kilkenny midfielder Cian Kenny believes Kilkenny and Cork 'bring the best out of each other' ahead of the two counties renewing their rivalry in the Allianz Hurling League on Sunday.
It's the final home league game for the Cats as they go in search of a third win in this season's Division 1A campaign with away ties against Galway and Tipperary still to come
"I can't wait for it now, it's unbelievable," the two-time All-Star nominee told the Kilkenny People Sport Podcast.
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"I think when we play Cork we bring the best out of each other. Even down in Páirc Uí Chaomh I love playing them but it's great to get them up in the park (Nowlan Park). They travel well as supporters so hopefully the Kilkenny crowd come out as well which will have the recipe to be an unbelievable game and unbelievable atmosphere," he said.
"It's all about how you show up on the day, execute your form and your game plan as a team like," Kenny continued.
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