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Kilkenny's All-Ireland champs met Henry Shefflin at Crumlin Children's Hospital today

The O’Duffy Cup was brought in for a visit.

THE KILKENNY CAMOGIE team are celebrating a first All-Ireland senior title in 22 years today after getting the better of Cork yesterday.

The county’s intermediate side also tasted All-Ireland glory and there’ll be two trophies on display for their homecoming tonight.

But before heading to Noreside, they brought the O’Duffy Cup with them to Our Lady’s Children’s Hospital in Crumlin this morning.

And there was one famous Kilkenny hurling figure there to meet them.

Kilkenny's All-Ireland champs met Henry Shefflin at Crumlin Children's Hospital today
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  • Josh Beckers holding the O'Duffy cup with Ann Downey

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  • Julia Rzymska and her brother Filip along with members of the Kilkenny senior and intermediate camogie teams

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  • Josh Beckers holding the O'Duffy Cup

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  • Grace Walsh, Jacqui Frisby, Colette Dormer and Keeva Fennelly with Carter Flaherty

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  • Henry Shefflin Junior along with his father Henry with Kilkenny senior camogie players and Ann Downey

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  • Henry Shefflin and his wife Deirdre with Ann Downey and The Sean O'Duffy Cup

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  • Laure Murphy aged 12 from Cork with members of the Kilkenny teams

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Fintan O'Toole
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