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All 15 of Tipperary's All-Ireland-winning side nominated for All-Stars

All 15 of Tipperary’s All- Ireland winning side have been nominated for All-Stars, the first time in over 20 years an entire hurling team have been honoured.

All 15 of Tipperary's All-Ireland-winning side nominated for All-Stars

Fri, 07 Oct, 2016 - 01:00

John Fogarty

Since 1996, Wexford, Tipperary (2001 and ‘10), Kilkenny (2000, ‘08 and ‘11) and 2012 runners-up Galway have all picked up 14 acknowledgements but Michael Ryan’s team can claim to be the most honoured side in one season in that time period.

On top of the county’s five football nominations revealed yesterday, it marks a remarkable year for Tipperary GAA.

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Courts Gaa Hurling Sport All-Star Place: Tipperary Place: Dublin Place: centre Person: Michael Ryan Person: Seamus Callanan Person: Pádraic Maher Person: Austin Gleeson Person: Callanan Person: Gleeson Person: Tony Kelly Person: Shane Bennett Person: Ronan Person: Cillian Buckley Person: Richie Hogan Person: Paul Murphy Person: TJ Reid Person: Eoin Murphy Person: Conor Fogarty Person: Padraic Person: Walter Walsh Person: Michael Walsh Person: Noel Connors Person: Kevin Moran Person: Pauric Mahony Person: Colm Callanan Person: Joe Canning Person: Daithi Burke Person: David Burke Person: Cian Dillon Person: Colm Galvin Person: Matthew O’Hanlon Person: Lee Chin Person: Diarmuid Byrnes Person: Alan Cadogan Person: Cadogan Person: Darren Gleeson Person: Patrick Maher Person: John O’Dwyer Person: Michael Cahill Person: Brendan Maher Person: Noel McGrath Person: Cathal Barrett Person: James Barry Person: Michael Breen Person: Seamus Kennedy Person: Ronan Maher Person: Dan McCormack Person: John McGrath Person: Kelly Person: Clare Person: Canning Person: Padraig Mannion Person: Buckley Person: Fogarty Person: Hogan Person: Murphy Person: Reid Person: Padraic Walsh Person: Barrett Person: Barry Person: O’Dwyer Person: Jamie Barron Person: Connors Person: de Burca Person: Shane Fives Person: Philip Mahony Person: Moran Person: Walsh Person: Pádrai Event: All-Ireland Event: All-Ireland quarter Event: GAA-GPA All-Star Hurling Organisation: Kilkenny Organisation: Galway Organisation: Tipperary Organisation: Waterford Organisation: Munster Organisation: Cork Organisation: Clare Organisation: Dublin Organisation: Tipp Organisation: Tadhg Organisation: Wexford Organisation: Offaly Organisation: Limerick Organisation: Opel

<p>DRIVING ON: Kerry might still be celebrating their 39th All-Ireland SFC title but the club championships in the county will ensure that the vast majority of the Kingdom heroes are back on the beat by now. Pic: Piaras Ó Mídheach/Sportsfile </p>

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