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1. What can we expect from defending champions Meath? It’s all change on the Banks of the Boyne as a new era begins. The county’s former U21 manager Davy Nelson has taken the reins from the now-legendary Eamonn Murray, with former Monaghan player Bernie Murray among the new faces involved. Coach Mark Brennan and sports psychologist Kelley Faye remain the constants.
2. Can Kerry build on last year? The Kingdom will be looking to go one further than their first All-Ireland final appearance since 2012 this season. A return to Division 1 is the perfect platform to build off for Declan Quill and Darragh Long’s side, and they open their campaign against Waterford on Sunday.
“We are not the top dogs this year,” as Rowe put it, still reeling from the “shock” of last season but ready to put it to bed. The league is the starting point, and this campaign is perhaps more important than ever before. A challenging start lies in wait, but it’s the perfect opportunity for one-up on Meath as they adjust to change.
Waterford are coming in a little under the radar. Everyone will have their sights on success with the playing field as open as ever, but the Déise may struggle in the upper echelons having come through Division 1 and senior championship relegation play-offs in 2022.
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