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Stephen Bennett, a firestorm of spark and glitter and prolific verve, scorches the spring earth like a blazing talent in a hurry to cross the last threshold to greatness.

For me, there are two big questions that could determine the fate of the Liam MacCarthy Cup this year: Are Limerick hungry enough? Are Waterford consistent enough? It’s not a two-horse race, of course, but this seems the best place to start in working out the championship puzzle.

Waterford can follow in Ballygunner’s footsteps and provide us with one of the great hurling championships.

With the Allianz League done and dusted and the Dr Croke Cup residing in Waterford for a fourth time, it’s a quick turnaround to Championship hurling with only a single weekend off for the winners and runners-up Cork.

It was a masterclass from Waterford, who gave their neighbours a reality check ahead of the Munster Championship. They were very worthy winners and, indeed, should have won by more.

When Liam Cahill landed in Waterford, he didn’t waste any time making his mark. Waterford had lost their way since reaching the 2017 All-Ireland SHC final. In the two seasons that followed, they managed just one draw from eight Munster Championship outings. They were sliding back at a rate of…

The Tipperary native didn't get too wrapped up in talk after their League success that it was a massive shift in how they fare in finals

The Déise boss is already turning his attention to their Munster Championship clash with his native county on April 17

The Déise look primed for a serious tilt at landing their first All-Ireland since 1959 after seeing off Cork by 4-20 to 1-23

Deja vu hit me watching John Keenan going into the umpires last Sunday before calling Austin Gleeson aside as memories of my own moment of madness resurfaced.

Waterford hurling manager Liam Cahill’s reaction on the sideline to Austin Gleeson’s red card against Wexford on Sunday last didn’t require subtitles or a speech bubble.