The Tipperary hurling captain is focused on improving his county’s recent record against Kilkenny in this year’s league final
The Premier county have only beaten Brian Cody’s side once since 2010 All Ireland final with Brendan Maher targeting Sunday’s match as a chance to re-dress the balance between the rivals .
The Borrisoleigh clubman told KCLR that facing Kilkenny is always a special occasion :
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KCLR will have live commentary this Sunday from 3.30 thanks to Country Style Foods Kilmacow.
