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Six Kilkenny players have received nominations for this year's PWC All-Stars.
Mikey Carey (Young Ireland's), Huw Lawlor (O'Loughlin Gaels), Cian Kenny (James Stephens), Billy Ryan (Graigue Ballycallan), Mossy Keoghan (Tullaroan) and TJ Reid (Shamrocks) all received a nod.
All-Ireland champions Tipperary have captured 13 nominations for the PwC All-Stars for 2025, and the Premier County also dominate the short lists for Hurler and Young Hurler of the Year.
GALLERY: Action pics from the quarter-finals of the Kilkenny intermediate championship
The PwC GAA GPA Hurler of the Year will be chosen by the playing fraternity and will be decided upon between three of this year’s outstanding sharp shooters, Tipp’s John McGrath and Jake Morris and Cork’s Brian Hayes. The Under 22 starlets for Young Hurler of the Year will also be voted on by players between Adam English of Limerick and Tipperary duo Darragh McCarthy and Robert Doyle.
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