Footballing Cats ready to show Cody and co. they can cut it too as they march on to junior final

Late goals from Mick Kenny and Mick Malone sealed a dramatic All-Ireland JFC semi-final win for Kilkenny over London. They will face New York at Croke Park
Footballing Cats ready to show Cody and co. they can cut it too as they march on to junior final

Off the mark: Rory Monks of Kilkenny celebrates his side's opening goal during the GAA Football All-Ireland Junior Championship Semi-Final match between Kilkenny and London at the GAA National Games Development Centre in Abbotstown, Dublin. Pic: Stephen McCarthy/Sportsfile

A week before the Kilkenny hurlers head to Croke Park for the All-Ireland hurling final, their junior footballers will seek to make their own history there.

Late goals from Mick Kenny and Mick Malone sealed a dramatic All-Ireland JFC semi-final win at Abbotstown, the Cats overcoming London by 3-11 to 2-9.

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