O’Meara out to make a name on the big stage

It’s already been a superb hurling season, cracking games at every level from minor to senior; the Bord Gáis Energy Munster U21 final in Semple Stadium this evening looks set to augment what has gone before.

O’Meara out to make a name on the big stage

Clare are the reigning champions and their stuttering win against Waterford in the semi-final notwithstanding, again look very strong this year, with nine from the senior panel that will face Limerick in the All-Ireland semi-final on Sunday week.

Tipperary, however, are the form side. In their semi-final win, a 15-point hammering of a fancied Cork side, they looked to be the team of all the talents, up front especially. Senior star Jason Forde led the scoring with 2-8, full-forward Bill Walsh was direct and lethal with his 2-1 return, but the man pulling the strings for them was centre-forward and captain Niall ‘Bill’ O’Meara, brother of senior panellist Brian ‘Boogie’.

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