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Kilkenny came out on top in the latest chapter of their wonderful rivalry with Galway by four points, ensuring that we will have new Glen Dimplex All-Ireland senior champions when they play Cork in the decider.
Cork survived a titanic tussle with Waterford, overcoming a five-point second-half deficit to eventually chisel out a five-point victory in a pulsating Glen Dimplex All-Ireland senior camogie semi-final at Croke Park.
Cork staged a phenomenal second-half turnaround to defeat Waterford and reach the All-Ireland Camogie final at Croke Park.
The 2006 All-Ireland win, where Kilkenny ended Cork's quest for a three-in-a-row, was a defining moment in the managerial career of Brian Cody, according to Nicky Brennan.
When Brian Cody was appointed Kilkenny hurling manager in the winter of 1998, the county hadn't won an All-Ireland title for five years and, perhaps more significantly, had only won two in the previous 15 campaigns.
Kilkenny's 2011 All-Ireland winning captain Brian Hogan has paid tribute to the "phenomenal" Brian Cody who has announced his departure from the Cats after 24 seasons in charge.
Cork have been handed a massive boost ahead of their All-Ireland Camogie semi-final clash with Waterford this aftermoon (3.15) with the news that Aisling Thompson's red card has been rescinded at the 11th hour.
We genuinely have the two form teams in the final this year. While Kerry haven't won an All-Ireland since 2014, they have never stopped being contenders. Galway have always shown promise and talent.