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FOUR Limerick players have been included on the PwC Hurling All-Star team of 2024.
The winners were announced as part of the PwC All-Stars banquet at Dublin’s RDS on Friday night.
The four Limerick players honoured with All-Stars are goalkeeper Nickie Quaid, defenders Dan Morrissey and Kyle Hayes and forward Gearóid Hegarty.
Clare had six players honoured, as Hurler of the Year Shane O’Donnell and Young Hurler of the Year Adam Hogan are joined by defensive rock David McInerney, midfield maestro Tony Kelly, and star forwards David Fitzgerald and Mark Rogers.
Cork’s dramatic championship is reflected in selections for brothers Eoin and Robert Downey in defence, midfielder Darragh Fitzgibbon, and sharp shooters Shane Barrett and Seamus Harnedy.
The PwC Hurling All-Star team for 2024 is notable for the fact that it is an all-Munster affair – a first in the history of the 53-year scheme. Clare, Cork and Limerick players make-up the final 15.
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