Henry Shefflin appointed as new Kilkenny manager

The Cats legend, who took charge of Galway from 2022 to 2024, succeeds Derek Lyng in the role.
Henry Shefflin appointed as new Kilkenny manager

Michael Bolton

Henry Shefflin has been appointed the new manager of the Kilkenny senior hurlers for next season.

The Cats legend, who took charge of Galway from 2022 to 2024, succeeds Derek Lyng in the role.

He returned last season to guide his club, Ballyhale Shamrocks, to a record 21st Kilkenny SHC crown.

Kilkenny chairman PJ Kenny said: “On behalf of Kilkenny GAA, I am delighted to welcome Henry Shefflin as our senior hurling manager. Henry has an outstanding record of achievement and leadership, and we are confident he will bring tremendous experience, ambition and professionalism to the role.

“I would also like to acknowledge and thank every candidate who put themselves forward.

"The calibre of applicants reflected the esteem in which Kilkenny hurling is held, and we were struck throughout the process by the commitment each candidate demonstrated to serving Kilkenny GAA. We wish Henry every success as he takes up this important role.”

Kilkenny will also be appointing a new Kilkenny under-20 manager.

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