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Tullaroan and Kilkenny corner-forward Mossy Keoghan is one of two inter-county players in the black and amber to have been given the nod on the PwC All-Stars for Hurling in 2025.
The accolade is Keoghan's first All-Star and in the process he joins his father Liam as just the fifth father/son duo to win the accolade.
READ NEXT: Kilkenny secure two PwC All-Stars as hurling team is revealed
Earlier this year, the intercounty star leaped high to score Tullaroan's second goal in a St Canice's Credit Union SHL defeat of Erins Own.
He looked to be well surrounded by a couple of Erin’s Own defenders but somehow managed to strike the ball to score. - WATCH BELOW
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