Waterford take on Tipperary this Saturday in the All-Ireland Camogie semi-finals.
The two sides have met already this year, with the Premier handing Waterford their only loss of 2023 in the Munster semi-final.
Since that result, Waterford stormed through their All-Ireland series group games, smashing Limerick, Offaly and Antrim en route to the semi.
They got the benefit of the draw and avoided a quarter-final outing, with Galway also gaining passage straight to the final four.
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The Premier County hammered Antrim in their quarter-final and will be well-primed for this encounter in Kilkenny on Saturday.
Déise vice-captain Keeley Corbett Barry has been chatting to WLR Sport as the team complete their final preparations for the weekend.
