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Kilkenny senior hurler Cian Kenny says he remains unfazed by outside commentary on the team’s performances, insisting he has no trouble blocking out media speculation about their fortunes.
Last weekend, former Tipperary manager Liam Sheedy claimed Kilkenny are 'lacking' in the forwards and commenting, he doesn't 'see them in the pipeline' at present. - READ MORE HERE
Kilkenny play Cork in their final home match in the Allianz Hurling League on Sunday, with a large crowd expected in UPMC Nowlan Park.
"Personally, I don't watch The Sunday Game or anything like that, but I am on social media, and I see these things, but it's outside noise, you don't really dwell on it to be honest," Kenny told the Kilkenny People Sport Podcast.
LISTEN: The Cian Kenny Interview - Kilkenny People Sport Podcast
"Look, everyone has their opinions and they're entitled to them and you respect their opinions. Some players are different to others, some players use it as motivation, others get on with it. I'm the person who respects opinions, gets on with it and tries to prove them wrong," he continued.
"For me personally, I have no problem staying away from it."
LISTEN TO THE FULL INTERVIEW BELOW:
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