BRIAN CODY HAS been ratified as Kilkenny hurling manager for his 23rd season at a county board meeting tonight.
The longest-serving inter-county boss in the game, he first took charge for the 1999 campaign and has since delivered 11 All-Ireland crowns.
Kilkenny’s last Liam MacCarthy Cup arrived back in 2015, which is the longest period they’ve gone without tasting All-Ireland success under the 66-year-old.
The Cats lifted the Leinster title in 2020, Cody’s 16th as manager, before falling at the All-Ireland semi-final stage to Waterford.
Kilkenny have also confirmed that DJ Carey has left his role as selector, thanking the legendary figure for “his contribution to Kilkenny GAA over the past number of years” and for his “immense contribution to GAA in Kilkenny” in broader terms.
Martin Comerford and James McGarry will stay on as selectors for 2021, while Comerford will also continue as strength-and-conditioning coach this year.
Very interesting life and nice that it hasn’t just been served sunny side up. Good read
Interesting read. But come on, Journal – there is alot more to mental illness than depression and bipolar disease. I would love to see some publicity for other prevalent conditions, and of course the more stigmatised conditions. Eating disorders, exercise disorders, Anxiety, OCD, schizophrenia to name but a few.
Oh, thats right – those people don’t want to tell their stories because of the shame and stigma.