Quinn wants Cody to stay

Kilkenny County Board Chairman Ned Quinn has expressed his desire for Brian Cody to remain in charge of the Cats hurlers for a 16th season.

Thu, 08 Aug, 2013 - 13:12

Kilkenny County Board Chairman Ned Quinn has expressed his desire for Brian Cody to remain in charge of the Cats hurlers for a 16th season.

Although they annexed another Allianz Hurling League crown this year, Kilkenny missed out on Leinster and All-Ireland success with the Cats not contesting an All-Ireland senior decider for only the third time during Cody's 15-year reign.

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