Balance of power edging towards Dublin as Cats look to regain title

Dublin face long-time Leinster kingpins Kilkenny at GAA headquarters this evening looking to claim back-to-back provincial titles and in the process cement their place as the new hurling supremoes in the province.

Balance of power edging towards Dublin as Cats look to regain title
Sun, 06 Jul, 2014 - 15:42

By Peter O’ Dwyer

Dublin face long-time Leinster kingpins Kilkenny at GAA headquarters this evening looking to claim back-to-back provincial titles and in the process cement their place as the new hurling supremoes in the province.

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