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It's a double dose of Dublin hurling teams in a four-day spell for Kilkenny, as the seniors’ first step on the ladder to a potential historic five-in-a-row of All-Irelands begins this Sunday with a Leinster SHC semi-final date at Croke Park (2pm). Michael Walsh's under 21 charges have home advantage on Wednesday night against the Metropolitans at Nowlan Park (7.30pm).

Oxfam Ireland is calling on the people of Kilkenny to join them for a day of fun and festivities to celebrate Donation Day.

Kilkenny begin their Bord Gais Energy Leinster Under 21 Hurling Championship defence next Wednesday night, when Offaly are the visitors to Nowlan Park (7.30pm).

Kilkenny defender Brian Hogan believes that his side are well primed for an assault on five-in-a-row All-Ireland success this summer.

Kilkenny GAA Supporters Club reviewed a very successful year for both the club and county at its AGM held in Nowlan Park recently. The well-attended meeting included a number of members of the Kildare-based Supporters Club who travelled to attend the AGM.

The Kilkenny Camogie team got one over on their male counterparts already this year by quietly slipping into another league final. They seemed to come back from a no win situation last Saturday in Tullamore.

Kilkenny’s involvement in this year’s national hurling league was brought to an end last Sunday when they were narrowly out-fought by a Galway side who, for various reasons, were more motivated on the day.

At a special function in Nowlan Park, Kilkenny on Monday last Glanbia plc announced a new three year sponsorship deal for Kilkenny hurlers for 2010 – 2012. As in the past, the sponsorship will include Kilkenny’s senior, intermediate, Under 21, and minor hurling teams with the Kilkenny jersey carrying the Avonmore milk logo - Ireland’s Number 1 milk brand.

Kilkenny intermediates’ great victory over Dublin after extra time last Saturday afternoon means once again it's a clean sweep of provincial titles. This achievement in itself would satisfy most hurling counties, but in Kilkenny the players are only too aware that their greatness is judged on their ability to land All-Ireland titles. Pressure it may be but that's the reality you face when you pull on the famous black and amber shirt. This Sunday, both the seniors and minors head to Croker hoping they can get the job done which would give them a tilt at All-Ireland glory.

A friend of mine from Ardmore in Waterford had badgered me to try and get a ticket or two for the past few weeks for the All-Ireland hurling final.