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Club stalwart Stephen Frampton charts the growth of Ballygunner as they aim to complete a Munster three-in-a-row.

Walsh Park hasn't played host to many championship meetings between Waterford and Cork but for both teams Sunday's meeting is a massive one. Photos: Inpho.

Waterford's Calum Lyons is tackled by Cork's Shane Barrett during their teams last Allianz Hurling League meeting in Pairc Uí Chaoimh in May last year.

SUPPORTERS of Naas hurlers, and indeed hurling supporters in the county in general, will have a chance to welcome the county town team and All Ireland champions…

After speculation from a number of National media outlets over the pas 24 hours that All-Ireland winning manager with Donegal, Jim McGuinness (pictured above)…

1998 Hurler of the Year Tony Browne will join Liam Cahill's Waterford hurling backroom team as selector for 2022. He replaces Tom Feeney who stepped away at the…

Waterford will open their Munster Championship account against Clare later this year in the lone quarter-final. The Deise ripped down the Banner in last year’s All-Ireland Quarterfinal in a six-goal thriller in  Páirc Uí Chaoimh. Intercounty training resumes this week and Waterford selector Stephen Frampton says it’s great to be back. “Look, the preferable route would have been straight into a semi-final look, you know that’s fine, at least we’re hurling so that’s the main thing....

Waterford, Ireland / WLR Feb 17, 2021 12:55 PM GAA Hurling All-Ireland Senior Championship Final, Croke Park, Dublin 13/12/2020 Waterford vs Limerick Waterford manager Liam Cahill Mandatory Credit ©INPHO/Ryan Byrne Change is afoot in the Waterford hurling set up. With Liam Cahill heading into his second term in charge of the hurlers, he has made the call to freshen things up on and off the field. Five new faces will be vying for a jersey when the season resumes (whenever that will be) with Sha...

Credit ©INPHO/Ryan Byrne Waterford Boss Liam Cahill said it was a difficult day in Dublin with his Waterford side failing to reel in a dominant Limerick side in the All-Ireland final. Registering 19 points on the scoreboard was not enough to prevent John Kiely’s Shannonsiders from claiming a second All-Ireland in three years. Man of the match and all but confirmed hurler of the year Gearoid Hegarty had a near-flawless performance in attack, putting the ball over the ball on seven occasions �...