Excitement is building throughout the county ahead of tomorrow's eagerly awaited All-Ireland Senior Hurling Championship Semi-Final between Waterford and Kilkenny.
The South-East neighbours will meet this weekend for the first time in the Championship since the dramatic All-Ireland Qualifier in 2017, where the Déise prevailed after extra-time in a thriller at Semple Stadium.
Waterford GAA is asking supporters to post any pictures of themselves in blue and white along with their artwork to Instagram and twitter using the hashtag #fanwall and #bestseat in the house - and the images will be shown on big screens in Croke Park this weekend.
Post your pictures and art work showing you supporting Waterford GAA this weekend to either Instagram or Twitter using #Fanwall and #BestSeatInTheHouse to be shown on the Big Screens in Croke Park!💙#DeiseAbu pic.twitter.com/crJ0J1kxxm
— Waterford GAA (@WaterfordGAA) November 25, 2020
School children throughout the county have been preparing to support the Deise in lots of ways.
The enthusiasm was clear to see in Cappoquin, as children from junior infants to sixth class prepared for the big match by waving flags, drawing pictures and even writing their very own poem. Take a look at the brilliant work in this video:
Cappoquin NS kids show support for the DeiseAn enthusiastic bunch of children from Cappoquin National School are looking forward to Saturday's eagerly awaited All-Ireland SHC Semi-Final between Waterford and Kilkenny... See more here: https://bit.ly/2V5cIk0
Posted by WLR FM on Friday, November 27, 2020
While, the pupils of Kilbrien National School have been impressed by Waterford so far, but say that facing Brian Cody's charges will be a different challenge. Listen back to their chat with WLR Sport's Gavin Whelan here:
Garranbane National School are wishing the Best of Luck to Captain Conor Prunty and all the Senior Hurling Panel ahead of tomorrow's big game ⚪🔵#Fanwall #BestSeatInTheHouse pic.twitter.com/8eTJAMKWEu
— Waterford GAA (@WaterfordGAA) November 27, 2020
