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Ahead of the Kilkenny GAA Golf Classic on May 21st and 22nd, Eddie Keher, Richie Power and Dan Cody sat down with the Kilkenny People Sport Podcast for an in-depth hurling conversation on Kilkenny underage and senior hurling.
From whether the county's future is bright, to how the Cats will fare in 2026, the trio share their views. - FULL PODCAST HERE OR BELOW
Last month, Kilkenny’s GAA greats took to the fairways to launch the 2026 edition of a golf classic designed to help future generations of Gaelic Games players.
LISTEN: Eddie Keher, Richie Power and Dan Cody - Kilkenny People Sport Podcast
The classic raises vital funds for Na Cait Óga-Kilkenny GAA Academy, supporting the next generation of Kilkenny talent.
People can get involved by entering a team of four or sponsoring a tee - corporate and prize sponsorship packages are also available - by contacting any of the following event organisers: Dan Cody, tel 086-8559469; James Young, 086-6014690; Richie Power, 086-2936205; Martin Freyne, 087-2336768 or Paul Cleere, 086-8191872.
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