Prendergast: No decision yet

Seamus Prendergast has provided Waterford hurlers with a badly needed boost by revealing that he’s not ruling out the possibility of soldiering on at the top level for yet another year.

At the age of 32, the dynamic half-forward was the second oldest player, after Tony Browne, on the Waterford hurling starting side for last Sunday’s All-Ireland quarter-final defeat by Cork at Semple Stadium.

As well, he made his senior inter-county debut as far back as 2001, and his younger brother (by over 20 months), defender Declan, called time on his own inter-county career last April.