2009 All-Ireland Senior Hurling Championship

none April 2022 2009 30 May – 6 September 2009 12 Kilkenny 32nd Michael Fennelly Brian Cody Tipperary Willie Ryan Liam Sheedy Tipperary Kilkenny Antrim 20px|Border Joe Canning (3–46) 20px|Border Tommy Walsh 2008 2010 The 2009 All-Ireland Senior Hurling Championship was the 123rd staging of the All-Ireland Senior Hurling Championship, the Gaelic Athletic Association's premier inter-county hurling tournament. The draw for the 2000 fixtures took place on 8 October 2008. The championship began on 30 May 2009 and ended on 6 September 2009. Kilkenny were the defending champions. Antrim and Galway joined the Leinster Championship for the first time. On 6 September 2009, Kilkenny won the championship following a 2–22 to 0–23 defeat of Tipperary in the All-Ireland final. This was their 32nd All-Ireland title overall, their 7th championship of the decade and a record-equalling fourth All-Ireland title in-a-row. Galway's Joe Canning was the championship's top scorer with 3–46. Kilkenny's Tommy Walsh won Hurler of the Year. Provincial changes Due to a lack of competition in their own respective provinces, Antrim and Galway pushed for entry to the Leinster Championship. At a special meeting of Congress on 4 October 2008, delegates voted to include Galway and Antrim in a restructured Leinster Championship on a trial basis for three years. Dublin, Wexford and Offaly spoke against the move, however, when put to a vote approximately 80% of delegates voted in favour.http://www.independent.ie/sport/hurling/galway-and-antrim-make-move-to-leinster-26482062.html Galway and Antrim make move to Leinster Irish Independent 19 April 2017 5 October 2008 22 January 2018 https://web.archive.org/web/20180122131023/https://www.independent.ie/sport/hurling/galway-and-antrim-make-move-to-leinster-26482062.html live Teams General information Twelve counties will compete in the All-Ireland Senior Hurling Championship: seven teams in the Leinster Senior Hurling Championship and five teams in the Munster Senior Hurling Championship. CountyLast provincial titleLast championship titlePosition in 2008 ChampionshipAppearanceAntrim2008—Qualifiers Phase 2border|20x20px Clare19981997Quarter-finalsborder|20x20px Cork20062005Semi-finalsborder|20x20px Dublin19611938Qualifiers Phase 3border|20x20px Galway19991988Qualifiers Phase 4border|20x20px Kilkenny20082008Championsborder|20x20px Laois19491915Qualifiers Phase 2border|20x20px Limerick19961973Qualifiers Phase 3border|20x20px Offaly19951998Qualifiers Phase 4border|20x20px Tipperary20082001Semi-finalsborder|20x20px Waterford20071959Runners-upborder|20x20px Wexford20041996Quarter-finals A total of 12 teams competed in the championship, including all of the teams from the 2008 championship. There were no new entrants. On 3 August 2008, Westmeath won the Christy Ring Cup for the second year in succession, however, there was no promotion mechanism for them to join the top flight.http://www.westmeathindependent.ie/news/roundup/articles/2008/12/23/34369-westmeath-clubs-call-for-automatic-promotion-for-christy-ring-winners/print Westmeath clubs call for automatic promotion for Christy Ring winners Westmeath Independent 19 April 2017 23 December 2008 Kieran Galvin 20 April 2017 https://web.archive.org/web/20170420142953/http://www.westmeathindependent.ie/news/roundup/articles/2008/12/23/34369-westmeath-clubs-call-for-automatic-promotion-for-christy-ring-winners/print dead Personnel and team details TeamColoursSponsorCaptain(s)Manager(s)AntrimSaffron and whiteCreagh ConcreteNeil McGarry20px|border Terence McNaughton20px|border Dominic McKinleyClareSaffron and blueVodafoneBrian O'Connell20px|border Mike McNamaraCorkRed and whiteO2John Gardiner20px|border Denis WalshDublinNavy and blueArnottsStephen Hiney20px|border Anthony DalyGalwayMaroon and whiteSupermacsOllie Canning20px|border John McIntyreKilkennyBlack and amberGlanbiaMichael Fennelly20px|border Brian CodyLaoisBlue and whiteThe Heritage HotelBrian Campion20px|border Niall RigneyLimerickGreen and whiteSporting LimerickMark Foley20px|border Justin McCarthyOffalyGreen, white and goldCarroll CuisineGer Oakley20px|border Joe DooleyTipperaryBlue and goldEnferWillie Ryan20px|border Liam SheedyWaterfordWhite and blue3Stephen MolumphyKen McGrath20px|border Davy FitzGeraldWexfordPurple and yellowWexford CheddarDiarmuid Lyng20px|border Colm Bonnar Managerial changes TeamOutgoing managerManner ofdepartureDate of vacancyIncoming managerDate ofappointment Limerick 20px|border Richie Bennis Sacked 12 August 2008 20px|border Justin McCarthy 7 October 2008 Galway 20px|border Tommy Naughton Resigned 14 September 2008 20px|border Anthony Daly 24 November 2008 Wexford 20px|border John Meyler Resigned 7 October 2008 20px|border Colm Bonnar 11 November 2008 Galway 20px|border Ger Loughnane Sacked 12 October 2008 20px|border John McIntyre 18 November 2008 Cork 20px|border John Considine End of caretaker spell 26 March 2016 20px|border Denis Walsh 26 March 2009 Format The format of the 2009 championship was slightly different from previous years. Firstly, Galway have had no opposition in the Connacht Senior Hurling Championship since 2004. Due to this it was decided at a special meeting of the GAA's congress for Galway to join the Leinster Senior Hurling Championship for a three-year trial period, starting with the 2009 championship. Antrim, being the only Tier 1 team in the Ulster Senior Hurling Championship, also participated in the Leinster Championship on a three-year trial period. Antrim also competed in the Ulster Championship which was run as a separate tournament to the All-Ireland Hurling Championship. 12 counties participated in Tier 1 of the 2009 Championship. These teams were as follows: Leinster: Antrim, Dublin, Galway, Kilkenny, Laois, Offaly and Wexford Munster: Clare, Cork, Limerick, Tipperary, Waterford Provincial Championships The Munster championship was played as usual with five teams. The Leinster championship also proceeded as usual, except for the addition of both Antrim and Galway, bringing the total number of competing teams to seven. The Leinster and Munster champions advanced directly to the All-Ireland semi-finals. All-Ireland Qualifiers The qualifiers gave teams defeated in the provincial championships another chance at winning the All-Ireland. Phase 1: (2 matches) the three Leinster quarter-finalists and the Munster quarter-finalist play off. Phase 2: (2 matches) the two Leinster semi-finalists and two Munster semi-finalists play off. Phase 3: (2 matches) The four winners of Phase 1 and Phase 2 games meet in Phase 3. The two Phase 3 winners advance to the All-Ireland quarter-finals. All-Ireland Series Quarter-finals: (2 matches) The defeated Munster and Leinster finalists played the winners of the Phase 3 qualifiers. Semi-finals: (2 matches) The Munster and Leinster champions played the winners of the quarter-finals. Promotion/Relegation Promotion and relegation between Tier 1 and Tier 2 was in operation in the 2009 championship. The defeated team in the Round 2 match of the Relegation playoffs was demoted to the 2010 Christy Ring Cup, to be replaced by the winners of the 2009 Christy Ring Cup. Leinster Senior Hurling Championship Leinster Senior Hurling Championship Quarter-finals Semi-finals Leinster final 100 35 Dublin 2–16 Antrim 0–12 Wexford 2–17 Offaly 0–16 Laois 0–17 Galway 5–29 Dublin 0–18 Wexford 1–13 Galway 3–13 Kilkenny 2–20 Dublin 0–18 Kilkenny 2–18 Quarter-finals May 30Quarter-final Wexford 2–17 – 0–16 Offaly S Banville 2–2, D Lyng 0–7, R Jacob, S Doyle, T Waters 0–2 each, D Redmond, A Shore 0–1 each S Dooley 0–4, B Carroll 0–3, B Murphy, J Bergin, K Brady 0–2 each, D Currams, D Horan, R Hanniffy 0–1 Wexford Park, Wexford J Ryan (Tipperary) (Report) 8,100 May 31Quarter-final Laois 0–17 – 5–29 Galway W Hyland 0–6, B Campion 0–5, J Young 0–4, O Holohan 0–2 N Healy 3–5, J Canning 1–10, D Hayes 1–3, K Hynes 0–4, A Callanan, C Donnellan 0–3 each, A Smyth 0–1 O'Moore Park, Portlaoise B Gavin (Offaly) (Report) June 7Quarter-final Dublin 2–16 – 0–12 Antrim A McCrabbe 1–9, D O'Callaghan 1–3, D Treacy 0–2, D Curtin, K Flynn 0–1 each K Stewart 0–5, K McKeegan, S Delargy, N McManus, M Herron, CJ McGourty, J Scullion, B Herron 0–1 each Croke Park, Dublin J McGrath (Westmeath) (Report) 75,250 Semi-finals June 20Semi-final Galway 3–13 – 2–20 Kilkenny J Canning 2–9, N Healy 1–1, A Callanan, C Donnellan, D Hayes 0–1 each H Shefflin 0–10, E Larkin 0–5, R Power, E Brennan 1–0 each, A Fogarty 0–3, D Lyng 0–2 O'Connor Park, Tullamore B Kelly (Westmeath) (Report) June 21Semi-final Dublin 0–18 – 1–13 Wexford A McCrabbe 0–10, D Treacy, D O'Callaghan, S Lambert 0–2 each, S Durkin, L Rushe 0–1 each D Lyng 0–7, N Kirwan 1–0, D Redmond 0–2, W Doran, S Banville, S Doyle, R Kehoe 0–1 each Nowlan Park, Kilkenny C McAllister (Cork) (Report) 9,490 Final July 5Final Dublin 0–18 – 2–18 Kilkenny A McCrabbe 0–12, D Treacy 0–3, J Boland, K Flynn, D O'Callaghan 0–1 each M Comerford 2–4, H Shefflin 0–6, E Larkin, D Lyng 0–2 each, T Walsh, M Rice, E Brennan, A Fogarty 0–1 each Croke Park, Dublin 29,427 J Ryan (Tipperary) (Report) Munster Senior Hurling Championship Munster Senior Hurling Championship Quarter-finals Semi-finals Munster Final 100 35 Tipperary 1–19 Cork 0–19 Tipperary 3–18 Clare 1–22 Limerick 0–17 Waterford 0–25 Tipperary 4–14 Waterford 2–16 Quarter-finals May 31Quarter-final Tipperary 1–19 – 0–19 Cork S Callanan 1–3, E Kelly 0–5, N McGrath, L Corbett 0–3 each, B Dunne, S McGrath 0–2 each, J O'Brien 0–1 B O'Connor 0–11, J Gardiner 0–3, P Cronin 0–2, N McCarthy, T Kenny, A O hAilpin 0–1 each Semple Stadium, Thurles B Kelly (Westmeath) (Report) Semi-finals June 14Semi-final Limerick 1–8 – 0–11 Waterford N Moran 0–4, D Breen 1–0, J Ryan 0–2, S Hickey, A O'Shaughnessy 0–1 each E Kelly 0–6, J Mullane 0–4, S Prendergast 0–1 Semple Stadium, Thurles D Kirwan (Cork) 25,229 (Report) June 20Semi-final replay Limerick 0–17 – 0–25 Waterford A O’Shaughnessy, N Moran 0–5 each, S Hickey, J Ryan 0–2 each, P Browne, D Breen, D O’Grady 0–1 each E Kelly 0–12, J Mullane 0–6, S Prendergast 0–4, S O’Sullivan, S Molumphy, J Kennedy 0–1 each Semple Stadium, Thurles B Gavin (Offaly) (Report) June 21Semi-final Tipperary 3–18 – 1–22 Clare N McGrath 0–7, J O'Brien 1–2, L Corbett 1–1, S Callanan 1–0, P Kerwick, E Kelly 0–3 each, D Fanning, J Woodlock 0–1 each C Ryan 0–12, D McMahon 1–2, T Griffin, J Clancy, T Carmody 0–2 each, J Conlon, D Barrett 0–1 each Gaelic Grounds, Limerick J Owens (Wexford) (Report) Final July 12Final Tipperary 4–14 – 2–16 Waterford L Corbett 2–2, E Kelly 1–3, S Callanan 1–1, N McGrath 0–3, P Kerwick, C O'Mahony, S McGrath, J O'Brien, B Dunne 0–1 each E Kelly 1–7, J Mullane 1–5, S Molumphy 0–2, D Shanahan, R Foley 0–1 each Semple Stadium, Thurles J Sexton (Cork) (Report) 2009 Munster Senior Hurling Championship Final Cup competitions Christy Ring Cup (Tier 2) 2009 Christy Ring Cup Bracket Round 1Round 2B Round 2AQuarter-finals Semi-finals Final Relegation Playoff 100px 35px Derry 2–15 Wicklow 0–09 Wicklow 3–09 Carlow 4–16 Westmeath 2–21 Kildare 3–19 Mayo 2–20 Westmeath 0–15 Mayo 1–16 Kerry 3–11 Down 3–20 Derry 1–22 Kerry 4–21 Derry 2–12 Carlow 1–16 Kildare 1–13 Kildare 1–10 Mayo 1–16 Kerry 2–10 Down 3–11 Kerry 2–11 Carlow (R) 6–10 Mayo 0–14 Down 4–21 Carlow 1–15 Down 0–14 Westmeath 3–36 Wicklow 1–06 Nicky Rackard Cup (Tier 3) 2009 Nicky Rackard Cup Lory Meagher Cup (Tier 4) 2009 Lory Meagher Cup Bracket Round 1Round 2B 2–22 border|20px Donegal 5–15 border|20px Longford 3–08 border|20px Leitrim 1–20 border|20px South Down border|20px Tyrone 3–20 border|20px Donegal 0–08 border|20pxFermanagh 2–14 2–11 3–16 5–11 border|20px Tyrone border|20px Donegal 3–16 border|20px Tyrone 4–09 border|20px Longford 1–15 border|20px Donegal border|20px South Down 1–14 Round 2AQuarter-finals 1–12 border|20px Tyrone 5–06 border|20px South Down 3–09 border|20px Tyrone border|20px Leitrim 0–14 border|20px Fermanagh 35px 100px Final Semi-finals 3–19 border|20px Warwickshire border|20px Leitrim border|20px Longford 1–12 border|20px Cavan 0–20 border|20px Donegal 1–14 1–16 0–14 border|20px Warwickshire 3–15 border|20px Fermanagh 3–09 border|20px Cavan All-Ireland qualifiers All-Ireland Senior Hurling Championship qualifiers Qualifiers phase 1 July 4Phase 1 Laois 0–18 – 1–12 Antrim W Hyland 0–7, B Campion, J Brophy 0–3 each, C Delaney, J Walsh 0–2 each, T Fitzgerald 0–1 K McKeegan 0–6, N McManus 1–0, M Herron, P Richmond 0–2 each, S Delargy, CJ McGourty 0–1 each O'Moore Park, Portlaoise P O'Connor (Limerick) (Report) July 4Phase 1 Offaly 1–12 – 3–19 Cork S Dooley 1–2, B Carroll 0–3, J Bergin, C Coughlan 0–2 each, P Cleary, C Mahon, D Molloy 0–1 each P Horgan 1–5, A O hAilpin 2–1, J O'Connor, B O'Connor 0–4 each, T og Murphy 0–2, T McCarthy, P Cronin, C Naughton 0–1 each O'Connor Park, Tullamore D Murphy (Wexford) (Report) Qualifiers phase 2 July 11Phase 2 Wexford 0–14 – 1–13 Limerick D Lyng 0–6, R Jacob 0–4, W Doran 0–2, S Doyle, D Redmond 0–1 each A O'Shaughnessy 1–2, P McNamara 0–4, S Hickey 0–2, G O'Mahony, D O'Grady, N Moran, D Sheehan, J O'Brien 0–1 each Wexford Park, Wexford M Wadding (Waterford) (Report) July 11Phase 2 Clare 1–11 – 2–18 Galway D McMahon 1–1, P Vaughan, N Gilligan, J Conlon 0–2 each, T Griffin, T Carmody, J Clancy, B Nugent 0–1 each J Canning 0–7, N Healy 1–3, C Donnellan 1–2, A Callanan 0–2, E Lynch, K Hynes, A Smyth, J Gantley 0–1 each Cusack Park, Ennis J Owens (Wexford) (Report) Qualifiers phase 3 July 18Phase 3 Laois 1–14 – 0–20 Limerick W Hyland 0–8, E Costelloe 1–2, J Brophy 0–2, E Jackman, T Fitzgerald 0–1 each A O'Shaughnessy 0–6, G O'Mahony, P Browne 0–3 each, P McNamara, J O'Brien 0–2 each, J Ryan, D Sheehan, D Breen, D Ryan 0–1 each Semple Stadium, Thurles C McAllister (Cork) 24,136 (Report) July 18Phase 3 Cork 0–15 – 1–19 Galway B O'Connor 0–9, K Murphy 0–2, J Gardiner, S og O hAilpin, P Horgan, N McCarthy 0–1 each J Canning 0–11, A Smith, D Hayes 0–3 each, J Gantley 1–0, A Callanan, G Farragher 0–1 each Semple Stadium, Thurles B Gavin (Offaly) 24,136 (Report) Relegation play-offs July 25Round 1 Antrim 0–13 – 1–28 Offaly K Stewart 0–6, J Campbell, M Herron, J Scullion, P McGill, CJ McGourty, C Donnelly, E McCloskey 0–1 each B Carroll 0–12, K Brady 1–2, B Murphy 0–4, P Cleary, D Molloy, J Bergin 0–2 each, D Franks, S Dooley, O Kealey, J Gorman 0–1 each Parnell Park, Dublin E Morris (Dublin) (Report) July 25Round 1 Clare 2–24 – 2–18 Wexford N Gilligan 1–10, B Nugent, J Clancy 0–4 each, M Flaherty 1–0, D McMahon, A Markham 0–2 each, T Griffin, P Vaughan 0–1 each D Lyng 1–11, D Fitzhenry 1–0, D Redmond, S Doyle, J Berry, PJ Nolan, R Jacob, W Doran, H Kehoe 0–1 each O'Moore Park, Portlaoise J McGrath (Westmeath) (Report) It was intended to hold a relegation playoff between Antrim and Wexford, but instead it was decided to allow both compete in the 2010 championship.http://www.breakingnews.ie/archives/2009/0805/sport/eycwkfeycwey/ Antrim and Wexford 'unlikely' to be relegated | BreakingNews.ie 2009-12-02 2011-06-14 https://web.archive.org/web/20110614134834/http://www.breakingnews.ie/archives/2009/0805/sport/eycwkfeycwey/ dead All-Ireland Senior Hurling Championship All-Ireland Senior Hurling Championship Quarter-finals Semi-finals All-Ireland Final 100 35 Dublin 1–17 Limerick 2–18 Waterford 1–16 Galway 0–18 Kilkenny 2–23 Waterford 3–15 Tipperary 6–19 Limerick 2–07 Kilkenny 2–22 Tipperary 0–23 All-Ireland quarter-finals July 26Quarter-final Waterford 1–16 – 0–18 Galway E Kelly 0–12, S Walsh 1–0, K Moran 0–2, S Prendergast, J Mullane 0–1 each J Canning 0–9, D Hayes 0–3, G Farragher, A Callinan 0–2 each, J Gantley, A Smith 0–1 each Semple Stadium, Thurles 30,435 D Kirwan (Cork) (Report) July 26Quarter-final Dublin 1–17 – 2–18 Limerick G O'Mahoney 0–8, A O'Shaughnessy 0–5, J Ryan 0–4, P McNamara 1–1, B Murray 1–0 A McCrabbe 0–8, L Rushe 1–0, D O'Callaghan 0–2, S Hiney, M Carton, R O'Carroll, L Ryan, D Sweeney, D Treacy, S Durcan 0–1 each Semple Stadium, Thurles 30,435 M Wadding (Waterford) (Report) All-Ireland semi-finals August 9Semi-final Kilkenny 2–23 – 3–15 Waterford H Shefflin 1–14, E Brennan 1–2, E Larkin 0–2, J Fitzpatrick, M Rice, R Power, A Fogarty, R Hogan 0–1 each E Kelly 1–9, S Walsh 2–0, S O'Sullivan, K Moran, S Prendergast, J Mullane, E McGrath, D Shanahan 0–1 each Croke Park, Dublin 61,962 B Kelly (Westmeath) (Report) August 16Semi-final Tipperary 6–19 – 2–07 Limerick L Corbett 3–1, E Kelly 1–6, N McGrath 1–3, P Kerwick 1–2, S Callanan, C O'Mahony 0–3 each, J O'Brien 0–1 B O'Sullivan 1–1, B Murray 1–0, G O'Mahony 0–2, S Hickey, N Moran, D Breen, A O'Shaughnessy 0–1 each Croke Park, Dublin 43,808 B Gavin (Offaly) (Report) All-Ireland final September 6Final Kilkenny 2–22 – 0–23 Tipperary H Shefflin 1–8, E Larkin, E Brennan 0–3 each, M Comerford 1–0, R Hogan 0–2, J Tyrrell, T Walsh, D Lyng, R Power, TJ Reid, M Fennelly 0–1 each E. Kelly 0–13, L Corbett 0–4, S Callanan 0–3, N McGrath 0–2, S McGrath 0–1 Croke Park, Dublin 82,106 D Kirwan (Cork) (Report) 2009 All-Ireland Senior Hurling Championship Final Championship statistics Scoring First goal of the championship: Stephen Banville for Wexford against Offaly (Leinster quarter-final) Last goal of the championship: Martin Comerford for Kilkenny against Tipperary (All-Ireland final) First hat-trick of the championship: Niall Healy for Galway against Laois (Leinster quarter-final) Widest winning margin: 27 points Galway 5–29 : 0–17 Laois (Leinster quarter-final) Most goals in a match: 8 Tipperary 6–19 : 2–7 Limerick (All-Ireland semi-final) Most points in a match: 46 Galway 5–29 : 0–17 Laois (Leinster quarter-final) Most goals by one team in a match: 6 Tipperary 6–19 : 2–7 Limerick (All-Ireland semi-final) Most goals scored by a losing team: 3 Galway 3–13 : 2–20 Kilkenny (Leinster quarter-final) Waterford 3–15 : 2–23 Kilkenny (All-Ireland semi-final) Most points scored by a losing team: 23 Tipperary 0–23 : 2–22 Kilkenny (All-Ireland final) Player facts Retirees The following players played their last game in the 2009 championship: Player Team Date Opposition Game DébutTimmy McCarthyCorkJuly 18GalwayAll-Ireland qualifiers1999Damien FitzhenryWexfordJuly 25ClareAll-Ireland qualifiers1993Tony GriffinClareJuly 25WexfordAll-Ireland qualifiers2002Niall GilliganClareJuly 25WexfordAll-Ireland qualifiers1997Ollie MoranLimerickAugust 16TipperaryAll-Ireland semi-final1997Mark FoleyLimerickAugust 16TipperaryAll-Ireland semi-final1995 Monthly awards MonthVodafone Player of the MonthOpel GPA Player of the MonthPlayerCountyPlayerCountyMayStephen BanvilleWexfordEoin CadoganCorkJuneKen McGrathWaterfordJohn MullaneWaterfordJulyMichael 'Brick' WalshWaterfordJohn MullaneWaterfordAugustHenry ShefflinKilkennyHenry ShefflinKilkennySeptemberP.J. RyanKilkennyTommy WalshKilkenny Statistics Top scorers overall Rank Player County Tally Total Matches Average1Joe CanningGalway3–4654510.802Eoin KellyWaterford2–4652510.403Alan McCrabbeDublin1–3942410.504Henry ShefflinKilkenny2–3844411.005Eoin KellyTipperary2–303657.206Diarmuid LyngWexford1–313448.507Lar CorbettTipperary6–112955.808Niall HealyGalway5–92454.80Ben O'ConnorCork0–242438.0010Andrew O'ShaughnessyLimerick1–202363.83 Top scorers in a single game Rank Player County Tally Total Opposition1Henry ShefflinKilkenny1–1417Waterford2Joe CanningGalway2-0915Kilkenny3Niall HealyGalway3-0514LaoisDiarmuid LyngWexford1–1114Clare5Niall GilliganClare1–1013WexfordJoe CanningGalway1–1013Laois7Alan McCrabbeDublin1-0912AntrimAlan McCrabbeDublin0–1212KilkennyEoin KellyWaterford0–1212LimerickColin RyanClare0–1212TipperaryBrian CarrollOffaly0–1212AntrimEoin KellyWaterford0–1212GalwayEoin KellyWaterford1-0912Kilkenny Clean sheets Rank Goalkeeper County Clean sheets1Brian Murrayborder|20px Limerick32P. J. Ryanborder|20px Kilkenny2Damien Fitzhenryborder|20px WexfordColm Callananborder|20px GalwayClinton Hennessyborder|20px WaterfordGary Maguireborder|20px Dublin7Brendaan Cumminsborder|20px Tipperary1Ryan McGarryborder|20px AntrimTadhg Doranborder|20px LaoisBrian Mullinsborder|20px Offaly References External links All-Ireland Hurling Championship Results Official GAA Website RTÉ Sport Website Hurling Statistics All-Ireland Senior Hurling Championship Category:All-Ireland Senior Hurling Championships