DJ retains defensive berth for Clare clash

Kilkenny boss Brian Cody has again named DJ Carey at the heart of the Cats' defence for today's Division 1A clash with Clare at Nowlan Park.

DJ retains defensive berth for Clare clash
Sun, 20 Mar, 2005 - 10:58

Kilkenny boss Brian Cody has again named DJ Carey at the heart of the Cats' defence for today's Division 1A clash with Clare at Nowlan Park.

Carey filled the role in recent weeks against Tipperary and Laois, although he is deputising for Peter Barry, who lined out with James Stephens in last Thursday's All-Ireland club hurling final.

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