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Eight-time All-Ireland winner Aidan Fogarty believes that the vacant Kilkenny job may come a bit too soon for current Galway manager Henry Shefflin while also paying tribute to Brian Cody who he described as "the backbone of Kilkenny hurling."
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.
Brian Cody has stepped down as the Kilkenny senior hurling manager.
Three-time All-Ireland winner Padraic Maher will join the Tipperary hurling management set-up as new boss Liam Cahill added three new members to his backroom team.
There was 70 minutes, nearly 71 minutes on the clock. Three points in it and three minutes to go. Tommy Walsh comes storming out of defence with loads of time remaining. As he looks up, there are two Kilkenny lads screaming for the ball, unmarked in the middle of the field.
Just a few hours previously, Declan Hannon was lifting Liam McCarthy for the fourth time, an unprecedented feat.