Senior hurlers cannot afford complacency despite promise By Topic.ie 19 April 2022 Niall Mitchell of Westmeath looks for support as Eoin Coady of Kilkenny mounts a challenge. By Paul O’Donovan All that Westmeath hurling supporters were hoping for last Saturday was a good performance against a star studded Kilkenny side. That is what they got, and perhaps a bit more. Share FacebookTwitterPinterestWhatsAppTelegram Your subscription could not be saved. Please try again. Woohoo! Your subscription has been successful! Subscribe to our newsletter Keep up to date with all the latest news, offers and special announcements. SUBSCRIBE TOP STORIES Duncan blasts Uisce Éireann over sewage discharge 15 November 2024 Traffic and funding issues facing €75m sports complex in Mullingar 13 November 2024 San Diego marathon runner thanks supporters 16 November 2024 Former Castlepollard Mother and Baby Home resident attends Small Things Like These premiere 16 November 2024 Westmeath canoeing events shortlisted for Event of the Year 16 November 2024 Mullingar man prepares for spectacular show for local charity 15 November 2024 Concerns over low level of water at Lough Owel 14 November 2024 Cahill’s “unbelievable honour” to sing US anthem before NFL match 14 November 2024 MORE STORIES Step through the magic portal to The Enchanted Kingdom at Slane Castle Presentation – food and how we deal with it Westmeath canoeing events shortlisted for Event of the Year Scór na nÓg 2024 County Final was one of the best Scór na nÓg finals in many years Mullingar Handball Club’s 70th Anniversary celebrations a wonderful success