Tuesday 24 November 2020
The 2014 Hurler of the Year inspired the Cats to a late Leinster final comeback win.
The Kilkenny forward was sent-off in the first half of the August loss to Tipperary.
The Kilkenny star reacted to that All-Ireland final red card on Off The Ball this evening.
Kilkenny’s Richie Hogan joins an unfortunate group of players who have been dismissed on the big day.
Richie Hogan’s 33rd-minute dismissal had a major bearing on the outcome of the game.
Eoin Murphy will watch on for Kilkenny’s provincial action.
Kilkenny and Galway do battle again in Thurles this weekend.
Paul Murphy and Colin Fennelly are on the bench, while there’s no Richie Hogan in the 26-man squad.
Richie Hogan missed Kilkenny’s entire victorious league campaign.
The former player of the year went with a first choice – and an alternative selection.
Hogan and Shane Long last clashed during the 2004 Minors, when James Ward-Prowse was nine.
“Look what I f*****g started!”
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The former Hurler of the Year scored 13 points in Danesfort’s clash with Fenians.
The seven-time All-Ireland winner is rated 50-50 for next month’s Leinster hurling decider.
Cats wait anxiously for further news on 2014 Hurler of the Year.
TJ Reid and Richie Hogan will feature in the forward line on Sunday.
Throw-in in Nowlan Park on Sunday is 2pm.
The Kilkenny teammates enjoyed some good banter earlier today.
TJ Reid, Richie Hogan and Seamus Callanan are all in contention.
Pull the other one, Richie!
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The 27-year-old star also discussed his now-infamous blistered feet.
It’s a question that Galway or Tipperary will concern themselves with after next Sunday.
Hurler of the Year needed multiple injections to ease his back injury.
How did he even finish the game?
High praise for TJ Reid and Richie Hogan.
Brian Cody has lost a number of players to retirement but there’s still plenty of class in the Kilkenny ranks.
Richie Hogan is amazed at the level of commitment world champion Paul Brady puts in.
Kilkenny star had this classic response to former Tipperary goalkeeper Brendan Cummins following his TV appearance
There’s a few beauties from Richie McCarthy, Austin Gleeson and John O’Dwyer in there.
The 2014 Hurler of the Year even donned a Dublin jersey at the request of one GAA fan.
Moving to midfield was never something the Kilkenny hurler had envisaged.
Meanwhile Carrickshock overcame Rower Inistioge in their quarter final replay today.
Hogan is nailed on for the award but will his Kilkenny team-mate or Wexford’s star man join him?
While St Martin’s got the better of Dicksboro.
No prizes for guessing which Tipperary player has made the cut.
It was tough to top the last few days but the Cats’ midfielder woke up to some more great news this morning.
Richie Hogan has been named Player of the Year by the panel, meanwhile.
These individual matchups could go a long way towards shaping Sunday’s battle for Liam MacCarthy.
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