Tuesday 27 September 2022
The announcement comes a year after his appointment.
Hurling analyst Sean Flynn breaks down where Sunday’s All-Ireland final is likely to be won and lost, and gives his big-match prediction.
2021 Hurler of the Year has picked up an ankle injury in training.
Seven players from that shock loss were on the All-Ireland semi-final match day panel, including four starters.
TJ Reid’s 12 points drove the Cats to victory.
Despite the defeat, Kilkenny advance to the Leinster final to face Galway.
Martin Keoghan grabbed two goals for the Cats in a one-sided victory.
Conor Cooney nailed the winning score with a 75th minute free.
Henry Shefflin comes face-to-face with Brian Cody on the sideline for the first time tomorrow.
Walter Walsh, TJ Reid, James Maher, Billy Ryan and Mikey Carey all found the net for the Cats.
Cork will host Kilkenny in Páirc Uí Chaoimh on Saturday night.
The brother of Kilkenny legend Henry Shefflin passed away suddenly on Friday.
Brian Cody’s side now sit on top of Division 1B.
Huw Lawlor and Padraig Walsh come into the side, while Niall Brassil and John Donnelly make way.
Fennelly opted out of the Kilkenny set-up in 2021 and will not be returning.
Cody will be joined by James McGarry, Martin Comerford and Conor Phelan as selectors.
The panel also selected one player from each of Cork, Waterford, Kilkenny and Clare.
Waterford, Limerick, Cork and Kilkenny are still in the hunt for the big prize.
A super first-half showing from Jeffrey Lynskey’s men meant that, try as they might, Kilkenny were just unable to recover.
Dublin lost four players for Saturday’s Leinster hurling final due to a Covid case in the camp.
Mattie Kenny lost four players due to a Covid case in the camp ahead of the game.
It was the Tribesmen’s third successive victory over the Cats in as many years.
The Cats star is showing no signs of slowing down despite his advancing years.
TJ Reid grabbed 0-16 points in this thrilling Leinster semi-final.
Denise Gaule and Katie Nolan were key to the turnaround.
Tipperary, Limerick and Waterford have also named their teams ahead of a busy weekend of hurling.
The Kilkenny legend also rated his own county’s chances of All-Ireland glory this summer.
Brian Cody has made six changes to the Cats team that beat Dublin last weekend.
As he starts Year 23, it’s clear the Kilkenny manager’s fire still burns bright.
Dublin lost centre-back Liam Rushe to a red card in the closing stages.
Adrian Mullen will captain Kilkenny for the first time.
Shefflin is ‘absolutely delighted’ Brian Cody has remained in charge of Kilkenny.
Mullen was Young Hurler of the Year in 2019.
Conor Phelan won an All-Ireland senior medal under Brian Cody back in 2003.
The Ballyhale man captained the county last year.
Waterford, Galway, Kilkenny, Clare, Cork, Tipperary and Dublin also have players nominated.
The 11-time All-Ireland winner was ratified for his 23rd campaign in charge this week, but there are murmurs of discontent on Noreside.
Brian Cody will remain at the helm in 2021, with James McGarry and Martin Comerford staying on as selectors.
