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Mikey Carey and Darragh Corcoran
Kilkenny senior hurling manager, Derek Lyng says he's 'very pleased' with the performances of Mikey Carey and Darragh Corcoran since their moves to the full and centre back roles respectively.
Carey has slotted into the full-back role in place of Huw Lawlor who departed for Australia in the summer. Meanwhile, Darragh Corcoran has returned to the inter-county fold after a period away from the Kilkenny panel.
"The lads are doing well. More tests to come, but very pleased with them so far," Lyng told the Kilkenny People Sport Podcast.
"We know that we have lads on the bench that can come in and have an impact there. We'll see how the next few games go," he added.
FULL DEREK LYNG INTERVIEW BELOW:
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