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Published 20:04 23 Jul 2022 BST
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'End of an Era. Memories which will be treasured forever. Best wishes Brian.'https://twitter.com/ShefflinHenry/status/1550908700528885763
'On behalf of Kilkenny people everywhere, Kilkenny County Board extends sincere gratitude to Brian for his life time of contribution to the county and the commitment and passion he brought as a player and as manager, working tirelessly with a single aim, to do what was best for Kilkenny hurling. 'The Board would also like to acknowledge the bond Brian helped create between Team Management, Players, County Board, Clubs and Supporters Clubs as all worked seamlessly together in preparing our teams while organising and promoting our games. 'We are aware of the huge debt we owe Brian for the wonderful successes and occasions we have enjoyed as we watched the teams he created play and succeed. Wherever and whenever our games are discussed in the future, Brian Cody’s achievements will be the benchmark managers will be measured by. We wish Brian all the best in the future.'The Kilkenny statement also noted that 'the process of appointing a new Kilkenny Senior Hurling team manager will now begin'.
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