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Cody shows ruthless streak

NATIONAL LEAGUE champions Kilkenny have made wholesale changes on their team to play Galway in the All Ireland Hurling quarter-final in Thurles on Saturday.

Cody shows ruthless streak

Fri, 21 Jul, 2006 - 01:00

Michael Ellard

Manager Brian Cody showed a ruthless streak and among those who are axed from the Leinster final winning side are his son Donncha and team captain Jackie Tyrell from Cody’s own club James Stephens.

Also left out are the experienced Richard Mullally and former All-Ireland winning minor captain Michael Rice.

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Courts Gaa Place: Thurles Place: Croke Park Place: Fermanagh Person: Cody Person: Brian Cody Person: Donncha Person: Jackie Tyrell Person: James Stephens Person: Richard Mullally Person: Michael Rice Person: Michael Kavanagh Person: James Ryall Person: Ryall Person: Aidan Fogarty Person: Eoin McCormack Person: David Collins Person: Conor Dervan Person: Alan Kerins Person: Ger Mahon Person: Eoin Lynch Person: David Tierney Person: Collins Person: Dervan Person: Kerins Person: Darragh Ryan Person: Keith Rossiter Person: Malachy Travers Person: Richie Kehoe Person: Michael Jacob Person: Tomas Mahon Person: Darren Stamp Person: PJ Nolan Person: Micheál Jordan Person: J. McGarry Person: M. Kavanagh Person: JJ Delaney Person: N. Hickey Person: J. Ryall Person: J. Tennyson Person: T. Walsh Person: E. Larkin Person: D. Lyng Person: E. Brennan Person: J. Fitzpatrick Person: A. Fogarty Person: E. McCormack Person: L. Donoghue Person: D. Joyce Person: T. Óg Regan Person: O. Canning Person: D. Hardiman Person: S. Kavanagh Person: D. Collins Person: F. Healy Person: C. Dervan Person: C. Connolly Person: D. Forde Person: A. Kerins Person: D. Hayes Person: G. Farragher Person: D. Fitzhenry Person: D. O’ Connor Person: D.Ryan Person: K. Rossiter Person: M. Travers Person: Ruth Person: R. McCarthy Person: M. Jacob Person: R. Kehoe Person: S. Doyle Person: Paddy Campbell Person: Naomh Chonail Person: Sean Perry Person: Paddy Person: Mattie Forde Person: Paul Curran Person: Perry Event: All Ireland Hurling quarter Event: Leinster final Event: All-Ireland Event: All Ireland Event: All-Ireland quarter-final Event: Mattie Organisation: Kilkenny Organisation: Galway Organisation: Westmeath Organisation: Wexford Organisation: Clare Organisation: SHC Organisation: Central Disciplinary Committee Organisation: Cork Organisation: Donegal Organisation: County Organisation: CDC Organisation: GAA Organisation: Glenties

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