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Limerick U-21s celebrate following their All Ireland success, but who will win hurler of the year?
Limerick's Kyle Hayes
Limerick's Aaron Gillane
Limerick's Peter Casey
Limerick's Sean Finn
Kilkenny's Conor Delaney
THIRTEEN stars of Limerick’s All Ireland U-21 hurling title win dominate a list of 45 players in the running to be chosen as part of the 2017 U-21 Team of the Year.
The U-21 ‘All Star’ short-list was revealed last week by championship sponsors Bord Gais Energy.
The final selection will be revealed on Monday October 2.
On top of the Team of the Year nominations, it’s almost a clean sweep for Limerick in the Player of the Year category, with four out of five nominees – Kyle Hayes, Aaron Gillane, Peter Casey and Sean Finn, joined by Kilkenny’s Conor Delaney.
Here is your chance to vote for who you think should win the U-21 POTY.
Our Poll will close at 2pm Monday, October 2, ahead of the official announcement.
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