Reid makes club returnTJ Reid is expected to be available for Kilkenny's Leinster SHC quarter-final against Offaly on June 9 after playing his game in nearly eight months at the weekend.
No room for complacency - FennellyMichael Fennelly says even the mighty Kilkenny can't afford to get complacent.
Reid return imminentTJ Reid is expected to make his return to competitive hurling tomorrow.
Football rankings: how does your county rate?The championship will sort the men from the boys but, as the 32 counties put the finishing touches to their preparations, we update our Football rankings following the completion of the leagues. What county will be perched proudly at the top come the third Sunday in September?
hoganstand.com now on Google+hoganstand.com is now on Google+, which has overtaken twitter as the second biggest social media network behind facebook.
Quinn: a victory for Kilkenny in every senseCounty Board chairman Ned Quinn says the Cats put their best foot forward on Sunday.
Amazing weekend for the Fennelly familyKilkenny's Fennelly family won't forget the first weekend of May, 2013 in a hurry.
Hoban: minors never got goingKilkenny minor hurling manager Pat Hoban was disappointed after the defeat to Wexford.
Fantasy Gaelic 2013 now accepting entriesFantasy Gaelic 2013 is here and this year's game is bigger and better than ever.
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Fennelly Jnr. admits nerves got to himColin Fennelly's nerves were jangling as he collected the NHL trophy.
Rice wasn't prepared to give upMichael Rice never contemplated giving in to his horrific hand injury.
Fogarty prepares to be banishedMartin Fogarty knows Brian Cody's imminent return will banish him into the stands.
HS Hurling Team of the WeekWe select our best XV from a weekend that saw league and championship action overlap for the one and only time this year.
Loughnane: Kelly got it spot onGer Loughnane has praised referee Barry Kelly for his handling of yesterday's Allianz Hurling League final between Kilkenny and Tipperary.
Tyrrell enjoyed home comfortsWinning an Allianz Hurling League final in Nowlan Park was "extra special" for Kilkenny star Jackie Tyrrell.
Dempsey: Brian still calling the shotsBrian Cody may not have been in Nowlan Park yesterday, but he still played a major part in Kilkenny's victory, according to selector Michael Dempsey.
Cats won't appeal Delaney banSelector Michael Dempsey indicated that Kilkenny won't be appealing the straight red card JJ Delaney picked up during the Allianz Hurling League final.
Shefflin back in trainingKilkenny have been boosted by the news that Henry Shefflin has resumed light training.
HL1 final: Fennelly double downs TippMichael Fennelly's first half haul of 2-3 proved decisive as holders Kilkenny beat Tipperary to capture their 16th Allianz Hurling League title before a crowd of 21,447 at Nowlan Park.
Leinster MHC: Wexford shock CatsWexford minor hurlers sprung a surprise at Nowlan Park yesterday when they got the better of Kilkenny.
As it happened: Sunday Match TrackerThe NHL final took place this afternoon and the Leinster SHC also commenced.
Fennelly and Buckley called up by KilkennyThere are two changes in the Kilkenny team for Sunday's Allianz HL1 final against Tipperary with Michael Fennelly and Cillian Buckley coming into the team.
Preview: HL1 final - Kilkenny v TipperaryTipperary utility man Brendan Maher said during the week that securing bragging rights over Kilkenny is not as important as getting his hands on a league medal.
Minors unchangedKilkenny minor boss Pat Hoban has kept with the same fifteen that eased past Laois.
Championship comes early for Cats and Tipp - DelaneyJJ Delaney says Sunday's hurling league final will be just like a championship match.
Nowlan Park expected to sell outA sell-out crowd is expected for Sunday's national hurling league final.
Cody has every angle coveredBrian Cody has adequate structures in place so that Kilkenny's hurlers can cope in his absence.
Brennan worried by Kilkenny / Tipp duopolyAs Kilkenny and Tipperary prepare to do battle in another final, Nickey Brennan is concerned.
Sweet sixteen for ClaraClara have now won an incredible 16 successive matches in all competitions.