A big step for Waterford after annus horribilis?

Stephen Bennett wants Waterford to make Walsh Park a fortress this year.

Tue, 28 Jan, 2020 - 06:00

John Fogarty

Stephen Bennett wants Waterford to make Walsh Park a fortress this year.

The Déise opened their Allianz League campaign with a home victory over Cork on Sunday — and it’s a trend they want to continue when they host the Rebels and Tipperary at the Waterford city venue in the Munster Championships.

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